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General| Brand | Oregon Scientific |
|---|---|
| Model | BAR122HGLA |
| Category | Weather Station |
| Language | English |
Details the LCD, indicators, buttons, and physical features of the main unit.
Guides on setting HI/LO temp and humidity alarms for Channel 1.
Covers time setting, daily alarm, and time zone selection.
Details LCD, indicator, switches, battery compartment, and mounting options.
Covers assigning channels, inserting batteries, and positioning the main unit.
Steps for installing four UM-3/AA batteries into the main unit.
Details installing batteries, setting channels, and °C/°F switch for the remote unit.
Instructions for using the table stand or wall mounting for main and remote units.
Explains how to use the reset button to return to factory settings.
Details initial signal transmission, search, and reading updates.
Procedure to synchronize transmission and reception between remote and main units.
How to display readings from remote sensors and the main unit.
Steps to take if a channel display goes blank or signal is lost.
Information on interference from other devices and its impact.
Explains how the kinetic wave display shows signal receiving status.
Defines indicators for comfortable, too wet, or too dry environments.
How to activate and deactivate automatic scanning of remote sensors.
Shows trends (rising, steady, falling) for temperature, humidity, and pressure.
How to display and clear stored maximum and minimum readings.
Setting upper and lower limits for Channel-1 temperature and humidity alarms.
Sequence for displaying HI/LO temperature and humidity settings.
Steps to set alarm limits and confirm settings.
Procedure to disable an active or sounding alarm.
Predicts weather for 12-24 hours based on atmospheric pressure changes.
How to activate the EL backlight for viewing in the dark.
Supports Hour-Minute-Second and Hour-Minute-Day modes.
Automatic synchronization with U.S. Atomic clock, reception process, and disabling feature.
Icons indicating signal strength: Strong, Weak, No signal, Receiving.
Steps for manually setting hour, minute, year, month, day, and language.
Guides on setting a daily alarm, arming, and snooze function.
Methods to stop an active alarm or disable it completely.
Main unit display designation overrides remote sensor settings.
Care instructions to ensure proper functioning and longevity.
Details battery types, power requirements, and unit weights.
Provides physical dimensions for the main and remote units.
Information about Oregon Scientific products and customer support.
Compliance information with FCC Rules for digital devices.
States product compliance, manufacturer, and contact details.
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