To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the THERM PRO TX7B and is the answer not in the manual?
Details about the single remote sensor unit and its rain-proof nature.
Identifies key external features of the outdoor remote sensor unit.
Explains the function of the CHANNEL Selector, RESET, and TX buttons.
Instructions for installing batteries in both remote and base units, with important notes.
Steps to pair remote sensors with the base station after battery replacement or connection loss.
Recommendations for placing the base station and remote sensor for best performance.
An alternative method for synchronizing remote sensors with the base station.
Specifics on placing the remote sensor for optimal performance and protection.
Important safety and handling warnings for the device and its components.
Details on FCC rules compliance, interference, and authorized modifications.
This document describes the ThermoPro Wireless Outdoor Humidity and Temperature Monitor, Model No. TX7B/TX7C, an instruction manual designed to guide users through the setup, operation, and maintenance of their new device. The primary function of this monitor is to allow users to conveniently check outdoor temperature and humidity levels from inside their homes. The system consists of a base station (receiver) and one or more remote sensors (transmitters).
The ThermoPro Wireless Outdoor Humidity and Temperature Monitor provides real-time data on outdoor environmental conditions. The remote sensor, also referred to as the transmitter, is responsible for detecting the temperature and humidity outside and wirelessly transmitting this information to the indoor base station, or receiver. This allows for continuous monitoring without the need to go outside. The system is designed to support multiple remote sensors, enabling users to monitor conditions in different outdoor locations if desired. The base station displays the received data, offering a clear and immediate overview of the outdoor environment.
The monitor is designed for straightforward use, starting with its initial setup. Users begin by installing batteries in both the remote sensor and the base station. The remote sensor requires two AAA batteries, while the base station also uses two AAA batteries. Proper battery installation, following polarity markings, is crucial for the device to function correctly.
A key feature is the channel selection mechanism on the remote sensor. Users can choose from Channel 1, 2, or 3, which is particularly useful when multiple remote sensors are employed. For the first remote sensor, any channel can be selected, but for additional sensors, an unused channel must be chosen to avoid interference.
Synchronization between the remote sensor and the base station is a critical step in the setup process. After battery installation, the base station enters a synchronization mode, indicated by a flashing RF signal icon. During this period, the remote sensor needs to be activated (by pressing TX or RESET, or simply waiting a moment after battery installation) to transmit its data and pair with the base station. Once synchronized, the remote sensor's temperature and humidity readings will appear on the base station's display. If synchronization is not successful within the initial timeframe, the base station can be manually reset into synchronization mode by pressing and holding the CHANNEL/SYNC button.
For users with multiple remote sensors, the base station allows for easy switching between channels to view data from each sensor. Furthermore, the base station can be set to auto-scroll through the channels, displaying data from each registered sensor sequentially every 5 seconds, providing a comprehensive overview of all monitored locations.
The remote sensor itself is designed to be rain-proof, making it suitable for outdoor placement. However, it is recommended to place it in a dry location, protected from direct rainfall, and oriented upwards to prevent water from entering the vent holes. These vent holes are essential for accurate and quick detection of environmental temperature and humidity. Both the base station and the remote sensor offer wall-mounting options for flexible placement.
The device also includes a manual transmission feature on the remote sensor, allowing users to press the TX button to manually send temperature/humidity data to the receiver. A RESET button is also available on the remote sensor to reset it.
Maintaining the ThermoPro monitor primarily involves proper battery management and adherence to placement guidelines.
Battery replacement is a routine maintenance task. When the battery power is low, a low battery icon will appear on the base station display, signaling that it's time to replace the batteries. It is important to replace batteries in both the base station and any remote sensors when needed. When replacing batteries, users are advised not to mix old and new batteries, nor to mix different types of batteries (e.g., alkaline, carbon zinc, or rechargeable nickel cadmium) to ensure optimal performance and longevity of the device. Good quality alkaline batteries are recommended for maximum performance under normal conditions.
After any battery replacement in either the base station or a remote sensor, or if the connection between them is lost, the synchronization process must be repeated to re-establish communication. This ensures that the base station continues to receive accurate data from the remote sensor(s).
Regarding placement, while the remote sensor is rain-proof, it should always be positioned in a dry place to avoid direct rainfall. This helps protect the internal components and ensures the accuracy of readings. The vent holes on the bottom of the sensor are crucial for its function, allowing it to detect environmental conditions precisely. Therefore, ensuring the sensor is placed upwards prevents water from entering these holes.
General care instructions include avoiding subjecting the unit to excessive force, shock, dust, temperature extremes, or humidity. The device should not be immersed in water, and users should refrain from removing any screws. Disposal of the unit should be done legally and through recycling when possible, as it contains batteries and electronic components. The unit should also be kept away from children, as small parts could pose a choking hazard.
The device is designed to comply with FCC rules, and users are cautioned against making unauthorized changes or modifications, as this could void their authority to operate the equipment. If interference issues arise, troubleshooting steps such as reorienting the receiving antenna, increasing separation between equipment, or connecting to a different circuit are suggested.
General| Control Mode | On/Off |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Resolution | 0.1°C |
| Weight | 200g |
| Output | Relay |
| Accuracy | ±1°C |
| Battery Type | AAA |
| Temperature Range | -50°C to 300°C |
