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However, please note again the accuracy of a weather
forecast based on the barometric pressure reading. It is
considered to be about 70-75%.
ABOUT THE ALTITUDE SETTING
1. For monitoring the local barometric pressure
reading, the user needs to select the 0 meter (preset
value) for the altitude setting.
2. For monitoring the Sea Level barometric pressure
reading at certain altitude, the user needs to select the
local altitude (-100 to 2500 meters) for the altitude
setting.
HOW TO SET THE ALTITUDE,
CLOCK & CALENDAR
1. Press and hold the [ MODE ] button for 2 seconds to
set the altitude. The 'ALT ' indicator will turn on with
the altitude setting flashing (display in meters).
Increase/decrease the altitude in steps of 10 meters by
pressing [ ] or [ ] button.
2. Press the [ MODE ] button again to set the altitude.
At this time the previous pressure display will
reappear. If the altitude has been changed, the ' ALT '
indicator flashing (about 15 minutes) until a new
sampling takes place and the pressure reading is then
compensated with the new altitude.
3. The month digits will flash. Press the [ ] or [ ]
button to increase/decrease the setting in 1 month
increments until the desired month is displayed.
4. Once the month is correct, press [ MODE ] again to
display the date digits. The date digits will be
flashing. Use the [ ]button to increase the date in 1
day increments until the desired day is displayed.
5. Once the day is correct, press [ MODE ]. You'll see
'12hr' or '24hr' flashing. Pressing the [ ] or [ ]
button will toggle between the 12 and 24 hour
settings.
6. Once the clock format is correct, press [ MODE ].
The hour digits will be flashing.Press the [ ] or [ ]
button again to increase/decrease the clock in 1 hour
increments until the desired hour is displayed.
7. Once the hour is correct, press [ MODE ] again to
create the flashing minute digits. Pressing the [ ]or
[ ] button will increase /decrease the minutes one
at a time, until the correct time is displayed.
8. Press the [ MODE ] button to confirm all the settings
you just entered. The unit will return to the clock
display.
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