DigiTech XC-0328 사용자 설명서 - 페이지 4
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While in the search
mode,
the remote search icon
q/
will
be
constantly displayed.
lf you have more than
one
remote sensor (up to eight remotes are
supported), the display
will
automatically toggle between sensors
until all sensors have reported
in.
Do not touch any buttons until the remote
sensor
has reported in,
or
the
radio search
icon
9
is
no longer on, otherwise
the
remote
sensor search mode
will
be terminated. When
the
remote
sensor
temperature
and
humidity
has
been
received,
the
console
will
automatically switch to
the
normal mode, and all further settings can
be performed.
lf
the
remote does
not
update, please reference the troubleshooting
guide in Section
8
.
2.4.1
Display
Console
Layout
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Note: The following illustration shows lhe full segments of
the
LCD for description purposes only and will not appear like this
during
normal operation
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Figure
5
Temperature
Min/Max Record mode
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3. Temperature, Rate of Change indicator
4.
Temperature
units
("F or "C)
5. Humidity, Rate of Change
indicator
6. Relative
Humidity
(%)
7. Humidity
Comfort
lcon
8.
Reception
lcon (sotid when
searching' flashes
when
updating)
9. Channel
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,@ indicator
2.4.2 Sensor
Operation Verification
Verify the indoor and outdoor humidity match closely with the
console
and sensor array
in
the same location (about 1.5
to
3
meters apart)'
The
sensors should be
within
1O%
(the accuracy is
t
5%).
Allow
about
30
minutes
for both
sensors
to
stabilize.
The humidity can
be adjusted
or calibrated later
to
match each other a known source.
Verify
the
indoor
and
outdoor
temperature
match closely
with
the
console and sensor array in the same location (about
1
5
to
3
meters
apart). The sensors should be within
2'C
(the accuracy
is
t
1"C)
Allow
about
30
minutes
for both
sensors
to
stabilize. The temperature can be
adjusted or calibrated later
to
match each other or a known source'
3.
Remote
Sensor
lnstallation
It
is
recommended
you mount the remote
sensor
on
a
north
facing
wall,
in a shaded area. Direct sunlight and radiant heat sources
will
result
in
inaccurate temperature readings. Although
the
sensor is water resistant,
it is
best
to
mount in a
well
protected
area, such
as
under
an
eve.
Use
a
screw or nail (not included)
to
affix
the remote sensor to the
wall,
as shown in
Figure
6.
9
8
7
BB';
6
m-N
Figure
6
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