Such treatment may result in malfunction, a shorter electronic life span, damaged batteries, or distorted parts. 4. Do not tamper with the unit’s internal components. Doing so will terminate the unit’s warranty and may cause damage. The unit contains no userserviceable parts. 5. Only use new batteries as specified in this instruction manual. Do not mix new and old batteries as the old batteries may leak. 6. Read this instruction manual thoroughly before operating the unit. SPECIFICATIONS Operati

HOW TO CLEAR THE TEMPERATURE MEMORY To clear temperature memory and begin recording new high and low temperatures, press and hold the [ MEMORY ] button for about 2 seconds until the unit beeps once. Note: If you are in MIN or MAX temperature display screens, and you do not press any other button, the screen will return to the current temperature readings after 20 seconds. HOW TO VIEW THE ALARM TIME AND THE CALENDAR To view your alarm time press the [ ALARM ] button once. The alarm indicator will

2 Front View....................................................................... 2 Top View......................................................................... 3 Bottom View.................................................................... 3 Solar Panel...................................................................... 4 Remote Sensor............................................................... 4 Getting Started.................................................................. 4 S

• Do not overcharge the batteries. Bac kup power 1 piece AAA battery In the case when the rechargeable battery is flat or nearly flat or when the solar panel has been detached, the AAA battery can act as backup power supply for the main unit. 1. Remove the battery compartment located at the base of the unit. 2. Insert the battery, matching the polarity. 3. Press RESET after each battery change. Power adaptor (not included) The adaptor powers the unit and can also be used for charging the recharg

Together we can improve the world we live in. Over view Front View 1 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 2 3 4 5678 9 1. : Remote sensor reception indicator and outdoor channel selected 2. Outdoor temperature 3. Indoor temperature 4. Weather forecast 5. : Clock signal reception indicator 6. : Alarm time is displayed 7. : Daily alarm is On 8. AM / PM 9. Rechargeable battery status LED indicator 10. : Outdoor remote sensor battery low 11 . : Main unit back-up batteries low / no battery 12. : AC adaptor connected

2 Front View .............................................................. 2 Back View .............................................................. 3 Remote Sensor (THN122N) ................................... 4 Getting Started ......................................................... 5 Batteries ................................................................. 5 Change Settings ..................................................... 5 Table Stand or Wall Mount .................................

ALARM ON / OFF (at the top): Enable / disable alarm 3. Time zone 4. Clock signal reception indicator 5. Clock, alarm and temperature display 6. °C / °F temperature unit display 7. Alarm icon 8. Outdoor temperature icon 9. Battery low indicator 10. Indoor temperature icon 11. Projector: Project time,alarm status and indoor / outdoor temperature BACK VIEW 1. FOCUS: Focus the projected image 2. Adaptor socket 3. Battery compartment 4. EU / UK: Select clock reception 5. PROJECTION AUTO / CLOCK / OFF

To enable / disable signal reception: Press and hold to enable or to disable signal reception. NOTE Reception takes 2-10 minutes. If the signal is weak, it can take up to 24 hours to get a valid signal. Clock signal reception indicator: STRONG SIGNAL WEAK SIGNAL NO SIGNAL MANUALLY SET CLOCK To set the clock manually, disable the signal reception fi rst. 1. Press and hold SET CLOCK. 2. Press or to change the settings. 3. Press SET CLOCK to confi rm. 4. The settings order is: time zone offset, 12/

............................................................ 2 Description Of Parts ............................................... 2 Installing And Replacing Batteries ........................ 3 General Operation Of The Altimeter ...................... 4 •Altitude Calibration ................................................. 6 • Units Of Measurement For Altitude ........................ 6 • About The Altitude Change Graph ......................... 6 •Altitude History Display ...................