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IMPORTANT NOTICE
Wireless Weather Station
with AccuWeather Software
Cat. No. 63-1016
The specifications for barometric pressure and outdoor sensor temperature range were not
included in the Owner’s Manual. These specifications are:
Barometric Pressure:
Display Range ............................................................................................................ 600 mb–1050 mb
Accuracy ..................................................................................................................................... ±10 mb
Outdoor Sensor Temperature Range .................................................................. >32° to 104°F (0° to 40°C)
Some descriptions in the Owner’s Manual of the indicators you see when alarms sound were
incorrect. The correct indicators you see when alarms sound are:
If the total amount of recorded rainfall exceeds the operating range listed in the specifications,
+++
++++++
+++ or ///#
///#///#
///#appears on the monitor.
If you are installing more than one weather station in the same area, wait at least 30 minutes
after you install the first weather station before installing another weather station.
If the weather station does not work properly or is receiving interference, use a pointed object
such as a straightened paper clip to press the
RESET
hole inside the battery compartment.
Alarm Indicator (Flashing)
Barometric Pressure Drop
$/$50
$/$50$/$50
$/$50
High Rainfall Rate
+,
+,+,
+,
High Wind Speed
+,
+,+,
+,
High/Low Relative Humidity
+,2/2
+,2/2+,2/2
+,2/2
Indoor/Outdoor Dew Point Temperature
7(032287
7(0322877(032287
7(032287
Outdoor Wind Chill
287
287287
287
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63-1016
06A01
Printed in Hong Kong
RadioShack Corporation
Fort Worth, Texas 76102