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FCC ID: OMOTX143TH

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Model: S8 88785 & TXX143TH Quuick Setup p Guide DC: 091914 High Resolution n Display WIRELESS CO OLOR WE EATHER S STATION N FRO ONTVIEW SIDE S Outdoor VIEW Temp,, humidity + Trends Day/Night Forecast + Trend onal image Seaso AC Power change Jack DC 5.0V Indoor Temp, humidity h + Trends Time, Cale endar, + Time e Alarm Notte: Please allo ow for the LCD D screen to re espond when a button is pre essed. OUTDOOR O Hanging SENSOR S Keyholes TX143TH T LED Basse Stand Sensor S Sensorr TX Battery B Battery y Compartment C Coverr 2 “AA” Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 1

Get Started Step 1:Insert the 5 volt AC cord (included) into the wall outlet then into the weather station. Step 2: Insert the 2 new AA batteries (not included) into the TX143TH outdoor sensor. Observe the correct polarity. The red LED will flash during transmission. Restart: If there is no outdoor temperature after 3 minutes, unplug the AC adapter and remove batteries from the outdoor sensor for 15 minutes. Return to Step 1 above. Manually Set Time, Date, Temperature Unit (from any page) From any screen hold the SET button to enter time set mode. 1. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the values. 2. Press the SET button to confirm adjustments and move to the next item. TIME SET. ORDER: 1. 12/24 hour time format 2. Hour 3. Minutes 4. Year 5. Month 6. Date 7. Fahrenheit/Celsius Press the SET button to exit, or wait 20 seconds without pressing buttons to return to the normal time display. Adjust Backlight The back light defaults to HIGH intensity when the weather station is powered on. The backlight can be adjust to LO or OFF with a press of the LIGHT button.  LOW=press the LIGHT button  OFF= press the LIGHT button again  HIGH= press the LIGHT button third time/return to default. Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 2

LCD D Screen P Pages ss the DISPLAY butto Pres on to selectt the Foreca ast page, Indoor page, Outdoorr page or Co omfort pagge to displayy. Press the e DISSPLAY buttton at any time t to sele ect a new p page. FORECA AST DISPLA AY 1. Outdooor humiditty and temperature witth trends 2. Day/NNight forecaast icons and forecaast tendenccy 3. Photoo-color fore ecast scenes picturre backgrouund 4. Indooor humidityy and temperature 5. Time 6. Alarm m Time with h Snooze 7. Perpeetual Calenddar (Day//Month/Datte) INDOOR R DISPLAY Y 1. Timee, alarm tim me with snoooze and calendar c 2. Indooor comfort level indica ator 3. Indooor humidity y and trend d with daily MIN/MAX 4. Indooor temperaature and trrend with daily MIN/ MAX 5. Indooor temperaature alerts (LOWW/HI) 6. Outdoor temperrature and humiidity Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 3

OUTDOOR DISPLAY Y 1. Time, alarm timee with snooz ze and calendar 2. Sensorr strength iindicator 3. Barommetric press ure history y graph 4. Day/Night foreca st icons and st tendency forecas y 5. Outdooor humidityy and trendd with daily MIN/MAX M 6. Outdooor temp. annd trend wiith daily MIN/MAX M 7. Heat Index/Dew Point readings 8. Outdooor Temperaature Alertss (LOW//HI) 9. Indoorr temperatuure and hum midity COMFORT T DISPLAY Y 1. Outdooor air condiition 2. Open/CClose windo ow suggesttion to achieve ideal indooor comfortt 3. Outdooor tempera ture and humidiity 4. Time, alarm a time e with snoozze and calendar 5. Indoorr temperatuure and hum midity 6. Indoorr comfort le evel indicato or Notte: Please n note that thhe images displayed d in n this manuual are for reference o only. The coorrect value es of tempeerature, humidity and forecast w will display cordially c to your cond itions. Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 4

Sett Time Alarrm (from any page) ) 1. Hold the A ALARM buttton to enter alarm timme set mode e. 2. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the val ues. 3. Press the A ALARM buttton to conffirm & mov ve to the ne ext item. 4. Press the D DISPLAY button b to re eturn to norrmal time mode. m Alarm Time s setting ord der:1.Hourrs, 2. Minuttes Acttivate/Dea activate Tiime Alarm m  Press the A ALARM buttton once to o view alarrm time.  Press the A ALARM buttton again to t activate the alarm. Once activa ated, the ON O icon app pears.  Press the A t deactiva te the ALARM buttton again to alarm. on will appear. The OFF ico Sno ooze (Silen nces Alarm m Temporarily)  When alarmm sounds, press the LIGHT L buttton to silence the alarm for 1 10 minutes.  The snoozee icon will show. s  In snooze m mode, pres on to stop alarm for ss any butto one day. Notte: The alarm is cresccendo soundd. The alarm m sounds for f 2 min nutes and thhen will shuut off comp pletely. Sett Indoor an nd Outdoo or Temper rature Alerrts 1. Press the DDISPLAY button b to se elect the Inndoor or Ou utdoor page. 2. Hold the AALERT butto on for 3-5 seconds s 3. The low temmperature alert value will flash. 4. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the low w alert values. 5. Press the AALERT buttton to confirm & move e to activatte thealert. 6. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to turn the low a alert ON/OFFF. 7. Press the AALERT buttton to confirm & move e to the hig gh temperaturre alert. Th he high alerrt will flash.. 8. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to adjust the val ues. Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 5

9. Press the AALERT buttton to confirm & move e to activatte the alert. 10. Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to turn the high alert ON/O OFF. 11. Press the A ALERT buttton to confirm & exit a alert settinggs. ss the ALERT button to exit, or wait Pres w 20 secconds witho out pres ssing butto ons to returrn to norma al time disp play. Acttive Tempe erature Alert/Turn Alert A OFF  Emits a serries of beep ps once perr minute wiith a flashing ye ellow alert ON O icon. Tur rn Alert Offf:  Hold the A ALERT butto on for 3-5 seconds. s Th he low alert value will flash.  Press the A ALERT buttton until the flashing yyellow alertt ON icon is seleected.  Press the ▼ or ▲ buttons to turn the alert OFF. Notte: You can n change thhe value of the alert hiigher/lowerr if desired and lea ave the aleert ON. Sea arch for Ou utdoor sen nsor  Hold the ▲ button to search for the outdoo or sensor.  The tempe erature read ding will show dashes until reconnnected.  Open the ooutdoor sennsor and prress the TX X button to send a signal quickly. Tem mperature e/Humidity y Trend In ndicators Thee temperatu ure (2°F/1°°C) and hum midity (3% RH) trend indicators update every 30 3 minutes or less.  Temperatuure has ris sen in the past p 3 hourrs.  Humidity has risen in the past 3 hours.  Temperatuure has not changed d in the passt 3 hours.  Humidity has not ch hanged in the t past 3 hours.  Temperatuure has fallen in the past 3 hou rs.  Humidity has fallen in the pastt 3 hours. MIN N/MAX Te emperature es Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 6

 Indoor and OOutdoor MIN/MAX tempe eratures are cconstantly diisplayed on the indoo or and the ou utdoor pages.  The forecastt station will show the daily minimum and maximu um temperaturees each day starting s at miidnight (12:0 00 AM).  The forecastt station autoomatically resets the min//max temperratures at midnight ((12:00 AM). Outtdoor Heatt Index & Dew Poin nt Tempera atures  Outdoor heaat index and dew point temperatures a are constanttly displayed on n the outdoorr page. Ope en/Close W Window Recommen R ndation Note: Open/Clo ose Window Indicator is a sugg gestion to ac chieve ideal indoor comffort Ope en Window w:  Humidity: 32-75%  Temperature: 62- 78 degrees Wheen both outtdoor temp perature and hummidity are in n this rangee the windoow stay ys open. If either the humidity or the temperatures are outt of this rannge the window go oes to the closed c posittion. Closed Windo ow:  Humidity: 1-32% and 766- 100%  Temperature: -40 to 61 and d 79 to 140 degrees Wheen either th he outdoor temperature or humid dity are in this rang ge the winddow stays closed. c Ind door Comfo ort Display (Indoor Page) e indoor com The mfort displa ay is based off of the humidity re ead by the weather sttation.  Too Humid//Too Wet  Humid/Wett  Comfortable/Comfort OK  Dry  Too Dry 24 Hour Pres ssure Histoory Graph Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 7

 The bar chart i ndicates th he air pressure e history trrend over th he last 24 hourrs.  The “0” is equa al to the current pressure e and each bar repres sents how pas st pressure was comp pared to the current presssure.  Read the ggraph from left to rightt. If the ba rs are rising, it means thatt the weath her is gettin ng better d ue to the in ncrease of air press sure.  If the bars go down, it i means th he air presssure has dro opped and the we eather is ex xpected to worsen w from m the present time. Sea asonal and d Day/Night Change es to Forec cast Icons s  On the Forecast page, the tree foliage f will change seasonally..(Spring, Su ummer, Autumn, Wintter)  The entire background will change daily be etween nigh ht and day images s. Note: Day and Night start times s, vary by sseason.  The Outdoo or page will show the day/night changes with the forecast ico on. Day D & Nightt Day Night Parameters P Starts Starts Spring: S March M 20th – June 20th 6:53am 7:57pm m Summer: S une 21st – Sept. 20th Ju 6:18am 8:19pm m Autumn: A Sept. S 21st – Dec 20th 6:50am 5:15pm m Winter: W D 21st – Mar 19th Dec 7:18am 5:48pm m Note: Average sunrise and sunsett times werre used bec cause off the differe ent sunrise and sunsett times acro oss the United Sttate. The ba ackground picture will not alway ys display co orrectly to yyour locatio on. Color Forecas st Icons Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 8

Animatedforecast iconsuse changing atmospheric pressure to predict weather conditionsfor the next 12-hours with 70-75% accuracy. DAY NIGHT INTELLIGENT WEATHER FORECAST ICONS This station learns; please allow 3 to 4 weeks for barometric calibration. This will ensure an accurate personal forecast for your location. Note: It is important that Time and Date are set for the Day/Night changes are as specified. Forecast Tendency Indicators (Up, Right and Down Arrows) Rising Pressure Steady Pressure Weather is Falling Pressure Weather is Expected to Stay Weather is Expected to the Same Expected to Worsen Improve Outdoor sensor Use and Positioning  Mount the Outdoor sensor on a north-facing wall or in any well shaded area. Under an eave or deck rail is preferred.  The maximum wireless transmission range to the weather station is over 300 feet (91.44 meters) in open air, not including walls or floors.  Be sure the outdoor sensor is mounted vertically. Specifications Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 9

Indoor Temperature Range: +32°F to +122°F (0°C to 50°C) Humidity Range: 1%-99% (RH) Outdoor Temperature Range: -40°F to 140°F (-40°C to 60°C) Alkaline Batteries: -20°F to 140°F (-29°C to 60°C) Lithium Batteries: -40°F to -20°F (-40°C to -29°C) Temperatures below - 20°F NOTE: (-29°C) require Lithium batteries in the outdoor sensor Humidity Range: 1%-99% (RH) Over 300 ft. (91.44 meters) Distance: RF 915MHz (open air) Power Weather Station AC Power: 5-volt power adapter (included) AC Adapter No.: HNBB050100WU 2-AA, IEC, LR6 batteries TX143TH Outdoor sensor : (not included) Battery Life Battery life is over 24 months when using reputable battery TX143TH Outdoor sensor : brands for both Alkaline and Lithium batteries Dimensions 5.09"L x 1.37"W x 8.46"H Weather Station: (129.33 x 34.92 x 214.92 mm) 1.57"L x 0.79"W x 5.12"H TX143TH Outdoor sensor: (40 x 20 x 130mm) Weather Station Care & Maintenance  Do not mix old and new batteries  Do not mix Alkaline, Standard, Lithium or Rechargeable Batteries  Always purchase the correct size and grade of battery most suitable for intended use.  Replace all batteries of a set at the same time. Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 10

 Clean the bbattery con ntacts and also a those o of the devic ce prior to battery installation.  Ensure thee batteries are a installed with corrrect polarity y (+and -).  Remove ba atteries from m equipme ent which iss not to be used for an exteended perio od of time.  Remove ex xpired batteeries promp ptly.  Do not exp pose to extrreme temperature, vib bration or shock. s  Clean with a soft dam mp cloth. Do o not use s olvents or scouring ag gents.  The produc ct is not a toy. t Keep itt out of reacch of childrren.  The produc ct is not to be used for medical p purpose or for public inforrmation. It is intendedd for home use only.  The specs of this prod duct may change with hout prior notice.  Improper u use or unau uthorized opening of h housing voids warranty.  If the product is not working w prooperly, checck the AC cord c connection. Warranty and d Support Information La Crosse C Techn nology, Ltd. provides p a 1-year limitedd time warra anty (from m date of puurchase) on this productt relating to manufacturiing defeects in materrials & workm manship. View w full warraanty details online at:: wwww.lacrossetec chnology.com m/warranty__info.pdf For warranty wwork, techn nical suppo ort or other informatio on contact: La Crosse C Techn nology, Ltd 2830 South 26thh St. La Crosse, C WI 54601 ntact Suppo Con ort: 608-782 2-1610 Online Productt Support: www w.lacrossetec chnology.com m/support Prod duct Registtration: wwww.lacrossetec chnology.com m/support/register Prottected under U.S. Pate ents: 5,97 78,738 | 6,0776,044 |RE43 3903 FCC C Statement Mod del: S88785 www.laccrossetechno ology.com/su upport Page | 11

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:  Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.  Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.  Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.  Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Caution! The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user authority to operate the equipment. All rights reserved. This manual may not be reproduced in any form, even in part, or duplicated or processed using electronic, mechanical or chemical process without the written permission of the publisher. This booklet may contain errors or misprints. The information it contains is regularly checked and corrections are included in subsequent editions. We disclaim any responsibility for any technical error or printing error, or their consequences. All trademarks and patents are recognized. Model: S88785 www.lacrossetechnology.com/support Page | 12


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