Oregon RM962 User's Manual
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1. 0 5 second day when RF is disabled Temperature Measurement Indoor Measurement Temperature Resolution Temperature Accuracy 5 C to 50 C 0 1 C 5 C to 0 C 2 0 C 0 C to 40 C 1 0 C 40 C to 50 C 2 0 C General Specification Battery Type Two 2 UM 4 or AAA size 1 5V battery Unit Dimension 104x64x21 mm Hx WxD Unit Weight 80 g without battery With carrying pouch CAUTION The content of this manual is subject to change without further notice The specification of this product can be changed without any notice Due to printing limitation the displays shown in this manual may differ from the actual display The contents of this manual may not be reproduced without the permission of the manufacturer EN EN ABOUT OREGON SCIENTIFIC EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY Visit our website www oregonscientific com to learn more about Oregon Scientific products such as digital cameras MP3 players children s electronic learning products and games projection clocks health and fitness gear weather stations and digital and conference phones The website also includes contact information for our customer care department in case you need to reach us as well as frequently asked questions and customer downloads We hope you will find all the information you need on our website however if you d like to contact the Oregon Scientific Customer Care depar2. 1 Do not immerse the unit in water If you spill liquid over it dry it immediately with a soft lint free cloth 2 Do not clean the unit with any alcohol containing detergent abrasive or corrosive materials They may scratch the plastic parts and corrode the electronic circuit 3 Do not subject the unit to excessive force shock dust temperature or humidity which may result in malfunction shorter electronic life span damaged battery and distorted parts 4 Do not tamper with the unit s internal components Doing so will invalidate the warranty on the unit and may cause unnecessary damage The unit contains no user serviceable parts 5 Only use fresh batteries as specified in the user s instructions Do not mix new and old batteries as the old ones may leak 6 Always read the user s instructions thoroughly before operating the unit EN EN Trouble Reception icon Antenna is not shown Displayed Temperature data is different from other measuring instruments Clock time is not correctly set and or Reception icon Antenna displays as No reception Warning TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE RM962 Possible Cause Auto reception of clock radio signal has been disabled 1 The measurement method is different 2 The area under evaluation is different or being influenced by climate The clock radio signal is not received because Electromagnetic interference exist or the Ma
3. turn on the back light for five seconds J Battery compartment Accommodates two UM 4 or AAA size 1 5V batteries K RESET button Resets the unit by returning all settings to their default values L Rotatable stand BATTERY INSTALLATION The unit uses two 2 UM 4 or AAA size 1 5V batteries To insert batteries 1 Click open the battery door as shown 2 Insert the batteries strictly according to the polarities shown therein 3 Replace the battery compartment door Note The battery life can be reduced vastly by frequent use of the back light or snooze function If not disposed of properly batteries can be harmful Protect the environment by taking exhausted batteries to authorized disposal stations HOW TO USE THE BACKLIGHT Press SNOOZE once The back light will activate for five seconds ABOUT RADIO RECEPTION This unit is a radio frequency RF controlled clock When located within a 1500km radius of radio signal DCF77 at Frankfurt Germany the clock time will automatically synchronize with DCF77 time signal transmission The benefit of a RF controlled clock is that highly accurate time is maintained and manual adjustments to the time and date are not be required RM962U UK version within a 1500km radius of radio signal MSF 60 from Rugby England When the batteries are first installed the unit will automatically searc
4. SET AND ACTIVATE THE ALARM To set the alarm time 1 Press and hold ALARM for two seconds when the alarm time is displayed 2 Enter the value for the hour digits Press ALARM to confirm and go to the minute digits Enter the value and press ALARM to confirm 3 The alarm is automatically activated To deactivate it press ALARMonce ALARM AND SNOOZE FUNCTION When the alarm is set it will activate at the set time The back light will go on for five seconds with the alarm on icon flashing The crescendo function allows the alarm to start gently and step up its intensity in three steps Without interruption the alarm will activate for a minute To stop the alarm press any key If the SNOOZE button is pressed the snooze function will be triggered The alarm will stop for eight minutes before activating again INDOOR TEMPERATURE The temperature is shown in Centigrade C The unit is capable of measuring temperatures within the 5 C and 50 C range If the temperature goes above or below that the display will show HHH or LLL HOW TO RESET THE UNIT The RESET button allows you to return all settings to its factory values The button is required only when the unit is not operating in a favorable way such as in the rare case of a malfunction PRECAUTIONS This unit is engineered to give you years of satisfactory service if you handle it carefully Here are a few precautions
5. RADIO CONTROLLED CLOCK WITH INDOOR THERMOMETER MODEL RM962 RM962U Instruction Manual INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of the Clock with Temperature Display RM962 RM962U The RM962 is a multifunction radio controlled clock It can automatically synchronize its current time and date when brought within an approximate 1500 km radius of the radio signal DCF77 generated from Frankfurt Germany RM962U the UK version from MSF 60 Rugby England Features of this unit include indoor temperature display current date display daily crescendo alarm with eight minute snooze function and EL backlight DESCRIPTION OF PARTS RADIO CONTROLLED D f 10 40 E ee E Ss i234 fio B be R NEY MODE F ma G 3 line LCD Displays the time date alarm status and temperature lt 4 Battery Low icon Lights up when batteries are running dry Radio Reception Signal Indicates the condition of radio reception Alarm on icon Appears when the alarm is activated dtm Alarm icon Appears when the alarm time is displayed EN Ze XF MODE button Toggles the calendar clock display modes or activates the calendar clock setting mode G UP A and DOWN W buttons Increases or decreases the value of a setting H ALARM button Displays the alarm time or sets the alarm status I SNOOZE button Activates the snooze function when an alarm activates or
6. ed press MODE once To change the day of the week display to the seconds display When the day of the week is displayed press MODE once Z 33 CALENDAR AND ALARM TIME DISPLAY The calendar and the alarm time share the same section of the display The calendar is displayed in a day month format calendar mode alarm mode To change the calendar display to the alarm time display e When the calendar is displayed press ALARM once To change the alarm time display to the calendar display e When the alarm time is displayed press MODE once HOW TO SET THE CALENDAR CLOCK MANUALLY Tf the unit is taken outside of the range of radio signal it will need to be manually set To manually set the clock 1 When the calendar is displayed press and hold MODE for two seconds The month value will start to blink 2 Enter the month using the A and W buttons Hold down either button to rapidly increase or decrease the value 3 Press MODE to confirm and proceed to set the day display language day of the week hour and minute 4 Forthe display language you can choose between E for English D for German F for French I for Italian and S for Spanish Day of the week Monday Tuesday Wed Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday 5 When finished press MODE to return to normal display If changes are made on the minutes the seconds will reset and start from zero HOW TO
7. h for a radio signal a When in search mode the antenna icon Fb will blink This process takes between two 2 and ten 10 minutes After initial search short periodic reception signal scans will commence several times a day The antenna icon indicates the quality of reception NO RECEPTION STRONG l WEAK gt r lt RECEIVING When the reception is complete the radio reception signal will stop blinking Interference Reception can be affected by a number of factors For best reception place the device away from metal objects and electrical appliances Note Interference from sources such as TV sets can affect the signal If after batteries have been inserted for ten minutes the signal is not received then set the time manually see section How To Set The Calendar Clock Manually To deactivate the auto reception of RF signal press and hold both A Jand W buttons for 2 seconds The antenna icon will disappear Es to show this deactivation To activate the auto reception again press and hold both buttons for 2 seconds again and the antenna icon will re appear SECONDS AND DAY OF THE WEEK DISPLAY The seconds and the day of the week share the same section of the display Zi second display The day of the week is displayed as an abbreviation in five lan guages To change the seconds display to the day of the week display e When the seconds are display
8. in Unit is located within reinforced concrete wall or shadowed area location Orientation of placement is not at optimum position for reception of clock radio signal For other cases not listed in the above feel free to contact our help line Do not dissemble the unit This will void the warranty Enable this function by following the instructions in the User s Manual 1 Use the same instruments with consideration of the tolerance of readings 1 Place the 2 instruments very closely for a time period no less then 30 minutes avoiding direct light and air movements Locate the Main Unit far from PC mobile phone etc and re locate it near the window sill Wait at least 24 hours note during night time signal is less attenuate particularly after raining The clock radio signal is searched at 1 00 2 00 3 00 9 00 15 00 21 00 every day automatically To force the signal reception please refer to instructions in the User s manual SPECIFICATIONS Operating Temperature Clock Functions Radio Control Calendar Clock Time Alarm Duration Snooze Accuracy 5 C to 50 C Auto synchronize current time and date by Radio signal generated from Frankfurt Germany DCF77 the UK version from MSF 60 Rugby England Day of week in English German French Italian Spanish Current day month format 24 hour format 12 hour format for UK version 1 minute crescendo 8 minutes
9. tment directly please visit www2 oregonscientific com serv ice support or call 949 608 2848 in the US For international enquir ies please visit http www2 oregonscientific com about interna tional default asp This product complies with the essential requirements of Article 3 of the R amp TTE 1999 5 EC Directive if used as intended and the following standards have been applied Safety of information technology equipment Article 3 1 a of the R amp TTE Directive Applied Standard EN 60950 2000 Electromagnetic compatibility Article 3 1 b of the R amp TTE Directive Applied Standards ETSI EN 301 489 1 3 Ver 1 4 1 2002 08 Additional information The product herewith complies with the requirements of the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EC the EMC Directive 89 336 EC and carries the CE marking accordingly Carmelo Cubito Agrate Brianza MI Italy January 2004 EC Mandatory of Manufacturer CE COUNTRIES RTTE APPROVAL COMPLIED All EC countries Switzerland CD And Norway
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