To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Oregon Scientific Weather Station showing a higher temperature than actual?
If the temperature displayed on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station is higher than the actual ambient temperature, it's likely that the thermometer is detecting your body heat. To resolve this, remove the watch from your wrist and leave it in an open area for at least 15 minutes, allowing it to measure the correct temperature.
What to do if the sea level pressure or altitude is not accurate on Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
If the sea level pressure or altitude displayed on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station does not match the actual value, it could be due to a couple of reasons. Firstly, the watch might have been kept in a pressurized environment for some time. Secondly, pressure changes due to activities might be affecting the readings, rather than actual sea level pressure changes. To fix this, recalibrate both the sea level pressure and altitude.
Why is the backlight not working on my Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
If the EL backlight on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station does not turn on when you press the key, it means that the battery level is too low to power the backlight. The solution is to replace the old battery with a new one.
Why does weather forecast icon never change on my Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
If your Oregon Scientific Weather Station's weather forecast icon is not changing, it's likely that barometer changes are being overshadowed by activity-related changes. Reset the weather forecast icon to align with the current weather conditions to speed up the response.
Why does my Oregon Scientific Weather Station show different altitudes for the same location?
If you are seeing different altitude readings for the same location on different days with your Oregon Scientific Weather Station, it's because of pressure changes due to activities rather than actual sea level pressure changes. You can recalibrate the altitude by setting the sea level pressure to correct this.
What to do if I cannot start the timer in SAILING TIMER mode on Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
If you cannot start the timer in SAILING TIMER mode on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station, it means TIMER 1, TIMER 2, or TIMER 3 is currently running. To resolve this, stop the running timer, reset it, and then start the timer you want to use.
Why is LAP memory not functioning in TIMER 1 on my Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
There are two possible reasons if your LAP memory is not functioning in TIMER 1 on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station: 1. The LAP memory is full. 2. The memory group record is full. To fix this, delete the memory group(s) to free up space for the LAP function.
What to do if there is no bar graph observed within the altitude mode on Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
There are a few reasons why you might not see a bar graph within the altitude mode on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station: 1. The battery has been changed. 2. The watch has been reset. 3. The altitude is below the lower limit of the bar graph's display range. For the first two causes, leave the watch for one minute, and the altitude record will begin updating again. For the third cause, the display range will be readjusted during the next update.
Why is the altitude bar graph stuck at a high level on my Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
If the bar graph of the altitude on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station remains at a high level, it means the altitude is exceeding the upper limit of what the bar graph can display. The display range will be automatically adjusted with the next update.
Why are there no memory records or bar graph for sea level pressure on my Oregon Scientific Weather Station?
If you are not seeing any memory records or a bar graph for the sea level pressure on your Oregon Scientific Weather Station, this could be due to a few reasons: 1. The battery has been changed. 2. The watch has been reset. 3. The sea level pressure is below the lower limit of the display range for the bar graph. If the battery was changed or the watch was reset, leave the watch for one hour until the sea level pressure starts updating again. If the sea level pressure is too low, the display range will be readjusted with the next update.
General| Category | Watch |
|---|---|
| Brand | Oregon Scientific |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Altimeter | Yes |
| Barometer | Yes |
| Thermometer | Yes |
| Alarm | Yes |
| Stopwatch | Yes |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Battery Type | CR2032 |
| Model | RA201 |
| Type | Digital Outdoor Watch |
| Water Resistance | 50 meters |
Explains the function of MODE, LIGHT, SELECT/+, LAP/-, ST/SP, and FUNC/SET buttons.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the watch battery.
Guides on setting the daily alarm time and activation.
Instructions for using the chronometer as a stopwatch function.
Instructions for using the chronometer as a countdown timer.
