ULTIMETER.WIRELESS vi vil Vi. WEATHER DISPLAY OWNER'S MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS INSTALLATION AND SET-UP.. WIRING DIAGRAM. INSTALLING THE KEYBOARD. INSTALLING THE TRANSMITTER. DISPLAYING WEATHER DATA... DISPLAYING CURRENT READINGS. DISPLAYING HIGHS AND LOWS... CHANGING MEASUREMENT UNITS. AUTOMATIC SCANNING. THE ULTIMETER Hi/LO MEMORY SYSTEM. ALARMS... a) TO SET AN ALARM. 10 THE FLASH FLOOD ALERT 10 TO MOMENTARILY STOP AN ALARM. afl TO DISABLE AN ALARM... THE ULTIMETER WIRELESS SERIAL PORT.. WARRANTY. as REPAIR & EXCHANGE SERVICE........ SPECIFICATIONS... 13 14 AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES,
|. INSTALLATION AND SET-UP Using the following sequence, apply power to your system. Refer the wiring diagram on the next page. 1. Plug one end of the transmitter cable into the side port of the source keyboard. Plug the other end into the transmitter. Select "Complete Record Mode data output by pressing and holding (-0-) and THE SOURCE KEYBOARD for 3 seconds. The source keyboard must first be operating (power on) to select data output mode, 2. Plug the AC adapter cable into the back of the receiver keyboard. Connect the AC adapter into an AC outlet. In 110 volt systems, be sure to use the 3-prong AC adapter and a properly grounded 3-prong outlet, After 2 or 3 seconds, the liquid crystal screen will come on, displaying the clock syrhbol, "12:00" and the compass rose for wind direction, as shown below. ULTIMETER WIRELESS After about five more seconds, the wireless receiver keyboard will begin displaying weather data from the source keyboard, 3, Install a fresh @ volt back-up battery (not included) at this time, in order to preserve any settings or adjustments that you make while Installing the system. -
The back-up battery compartment is located-on the lower right side of the keyboard/display unit. To open the compartment, slide the cover in direction of arrow. Insert a 9-volt battery, with the + and - terminals oriented as shown in the diagram on the back of the keyboard housing, Replace the cover. 4. Press(-0-)and(&) simultaneously to initiate the battery check function. Tira few seconds, the flashing battery symbol should go out s WIRING DIAGRAM Connect components by plugging cables into receptacles as shown, pos ih ooo ooo. Ol ~sss- :
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Source Keyboard Display Transmitter To Junction Box Sate Installing the Keyboard/Display Unit Desk or Shelf Mounting 1. Assemble the desktop stand as shown below. 2. Place the keyboard/display unit on the stand so the two alignment pins on the stand fit firmly into the matching holes on the back of the instrument. 3. Secure the Keyboard/display unit to the stand, using the two screws provided. 4. Insert the plug of the junction box cable into the back of the control panel. Be sure it "clicks" Into place. 5. Position the assembled unit as desired. Wall Mounting 1. Drill two pilot holes 5 in. apart for the supplied wood screws or supplied drywall anchors, Mount at a height slightly above eye level for best viewing angle, 2. Install the screws, leaving them about 1/8 in. out from the wall 3. Plug the AC adapter cord into the back of the receiver keyboard/display, and insert the cable into the groove provided. 4. Hang the receiver keyboard/display unit from the two projecting screws, Installing the Transmitter Box 1:
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Drill two pilot holes 3-1/2 in. apart at the desired mounting location. Mount the transmitter box; use wood screws (provided) for a wooden wall or drywall anchors (provided) for a sheet rock wall. Plug in transmitter cable from the source keyboard/display, Il. DISPLAYING WEATHER DATA. ABOUT THE KEYBOARD There are ton "data keys, each Identified by a symbol as shown below:
+b +E | ab WIND SPEED | WIND CHILL| TEMP | RAIN | BAROMETER ras al d.p. INDOOR | HUMIDITY [DEWPOINT | TIME | DATE
|n addition, there are six "utility keys", each identified by a symbol as shown below:
ny | O) OAIViA SCAN | LAMP [CLEAR | ALARM | DOWN UP. TO DISPLAY WIND DIRECTION After installation; the ULTIMETER WIRELESS will constantly indicate the _Brevalling wind direction on its 16 point compass rose. The system minimizes confusing Jiters" by ignoring momentary direction changes that oocur during transient wind gusts. It also avoids erroneous readings, by locking the wind irection display when there is no wind, i.e. when the cups are not spinning, Therefore, in order to test or demonstrate the wind direction function, you must spin the cups. You'l find itis best to blow somewhat steadily on the cups, rather than abruptiy spinning the anemometer rotor with your fingers. TO DISPLAY WIND SPEED, WIND CHILL, TEMPERATURE, BAROMETRIC PRESSURE, HUMIDITY, DEW POINT, TIME, OR DATE Press and release the desired data key: (4), 8), (8), CL), (#9), TO DISPLAY INDOOR TEMPERATURE OR INDO!
a) Press and release F )to display outdoor temperature of display outdoor humidity (OPTIONAL SENSORS REQD). hess tonarg TO DISPLAY 3-HOUR CHANGE IN BAROMETRIC PRESSURE jand() simultaneously. The barometer and clock symbols will appear in the display, and the reading will be the change In barometric pressure measured over the last three hours. This reading Is. updated every 10 minutes AUTOMATIC STORM ALERT If the pressure has fallen more than 0.18 Inches of mercury over the last 3|
nour, the hy sym! wil Rah repay inthe deple. The storm sete updated every 10 minutes. If you desire an audible storm warning, use the|
Pressure Trend Alarm described elsewhere in this manual, TO DISPLAY HIGHEST AND LOWEST READINGS a) Press the desired data key to display the current value, b) To display TODAY'S highest or lowest values, press( A.) or( WV) once. The display wll repeatedly cycle through today's da, today's oF low valve and the time at which occured
) To display YESTERDAY'S highest or lowest values, press ja second time. The display will repeatedly cycle through yesterday's dale, yesterday's high or low value, and the time at which |t occurred. d) To display the highest or lowest values SINCE LAST RESET ON THE SOURCE KEYBOARD, press( A) or(V))a third time. The display wi repeatedly cycle through: the date on which the high or fow occurred, th highest or lowest value since last reset, and the tlme at which It occurred. This display mode Is easily recognized by the flashing when the date
{s displayed NOTE: THIS USER-RESETTABLE HIGH/LOW MEMORY FUNCTION IS THE SAME AS THE HIGH/LOW MEMORY FOUND ON CONVENTIONAL WEATHER STATIONS THAT DO NOT RETAIN TODAY'S AND YESTERDAY'S HIGHEST AND LOWEST RECORDINGS,
(2), (@), oF (WW). Te corresponding symbol wil appear on the screen and the current data value will be displayed. NOTE: When you press (EE) or (4H), the instrument will display the!
guidoor temperature or outde6r hun 5 NOTE: The ULTIMETER WIRELESS does not display a low wind speed value, simply because zero is normally the lowest wind speed measured TO DISPLAY RAINFALL 4) 15 ade) TODAS aan nea KDO/
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b). To display YESTERDAY'S rainfall (from midnight to midnight) press A The display will alterate between yesterday's date and yesterday's
{otal rainfall
) To display the LONG-TERM ACCUMULATED rainfall (since you last roset this value to zero), press(A again, The display will alternate between the date you last reset this total and the rainfall accumulation since that date, TO CHANGE MEASUREMENT UNITS OR FORMAT NOTE: The ULTIMETER WIRELESS Is designed to minimize the chance|
of someone else accidentally clearing your data or changing your settings. That is why, in many of the procedures below, you must first display the value you wish to change, then press and hoid a key for 3-4 seconds before settings are cleared or changed, Use the procedure below to select: Wind Speed In mph, mls, knots, or km/h; Temperatures in Fahrenheit or Celsius; Barometric Pressure inHg, mmHg, mb, or hPa; Time In 12- or 24-hr format; Date in day/month or month/day format; Rainfall increments of 0.04 in, 0.25 mm, 0.4 In, 0.1 mm, oF 2:6 mm according to your preference and the type of rain gatige you are using. O@.e@. asd doe pod (Gules sie b) Press the same data key a second time AND KEEP IT PRESSED UNTIL THE DISPLAY CHANGES, Repeat this step until data is displayed In the desired units or format. TO ADJUST TIME, DATE, AND LEAP YEAR SETTING Thils Instrument receives its time and date information from the source
(transmitter) keyboard display. Adjustments of time and date must be performed on the source keyboard. Refer to your source keyboard Owner's Manual for instructions, a) Press and release the desired data key:
NOTE: Units for wind chit for temperature. Automatic Scanning The instrument can continually scan any of the following data at -second Intervals:
Wind Speed Today's Rainfall Wind Chil Time Temperature (Indoor & Outdoor) Date Dow Point Barometric Pressure Humidity (Indoor & Outdoor) 3-Hr Pressure Changs To select data to be scanned:
1, Press (8.8 and keep it pressed until "SEL" (select) appears on display. 2. Press the:data key of each function you wish to include In the scan, Remember to press (C9) tating [[F) or (48) st indoor temperature oF humidity are desired 3, Press [2.38] to end the selection process and start the scan. To exit scan mode, press any data key. Py To resume scanning, press and release (2-3) ANSWERS TO A FEW MOST LIKELY QUESTIONS... WHAT IS THE BUTTON FOR?
This button activates display backlighting, for viewing in a dark room. Pressing the button once turns backlighting on, and pressing it again turns itoff. I's best to use backlighting only when needed. This will extend lamp life and assure most accurate indoor temperature readings. We recommend that you always turn off backllahting when not in use. WHAT DOES THE BATTERY SYMBOL MEAN?
The battery symbol (not flashing) means the instrument is operating from battery power. Likely causes are a disconnected AC adapter, an AC. power outage, or a faulty AC adapter. WHAT DOES A FLASHING BATTERY SYMBOL MEAN?
The battery symbol will flash if the battery is weak, or if no battery has been installed. In operation, a flashing battery symbol indicates a weak battery in need of replacement. Your keyboard automatically performs a battery check dally. To perform a battery check manually, press (-O-)and Simultaneously to inate the battery check function. Ina few Seoonds, the flashing battery symbol should go out. If does not, the battery should be replaced, WHAT IS THE MODULAR 6 CONDUCTOR JACK ON THE SIDE OF THE CONTROL UNIT?
Itis for sending weather data to a personal computer, Weather Picture, or other external device (see "Serial Port section), An optional Duplex Cable is required if you wish to supply data to two extemal devices at the same time. Il, THE ULTIMETER WIRELESS HIGH/LOW MEMORY SYSTEM The ULTIMETER WIRELESS keyboard monitors and displays current data from eight different sensors (plus calculated wind chill temperature). It also maintains three memory banks for high and low records. The instrument will be mast valuable to you if you understand the thre memory banks:
TODAY'S HIGHS, LOWS, AND RAINFALL At midnight each night, the ULTIMETER 2000 starts keeping track of high and low values, and rainfall, for the new day. At any time during the day, the instrument can tell you what the highest and lowest values have been, thus far in the day. "TODAY'S" high and low values are automatically maintained, and cannot be manually altered or reset YESTERDAY'S HIGHS, LOWS, AND RAINFALL, Each midnight the instrument moves TODAY'S highs and lows and rainfall
{nto separate memory, now calling them YESTERDAY'S values. At any time in the following day, you can stil retrieve yesterday's high and low values and rainfall - directly from the keyboard or remotely by phone, modem, or radio link. YESTERDAY'S values are automatically Maintained, and cannot be manually altered or reset LONG TERM HIGHS, LOWS, AND RAINFALL. The third memory bank Is extremely flexible. It keeps track of highest and lowest readings, and accumulated rainfall, since the last time you reset the stored value ON THE SOURCE KEYBOARD. You can individually reset any high or low value in this memory whenever you wish. For example, you may wish to keep close watch on a major storm by resetting the LONG TERM highest wind speed memory, or the LONG TERM rainfall
{otal just before the storm hits, or even again during the storm, Thare is also a master reset that resets all of the LONG TERM stored values simultaneously. If you wish to track monthly highs and lows, just use the master reset (ON THE SOURCE KEYBOARD) at the beginning of each new month, IV. ALARMS The ULTIMETER WIRELESS includes the following 18 adjustable alarms: High Wind Speed, High Outdoor Temperature, Low Outdoor Temperature, High Indoor Temperature, Low Indoor Temperature, Low Wind Chill Temperature, High Barometric Pressure, Low Barometric Pressure, Rate of Pressure Change, High Outdoor Humidity, Low Outdoor Humidity, High Indoor Humidity, Low Indoor Humidity, Flash Flood Alert, and Time Alarm. When an alarm setting fs exceeded, the display flashes the alarm setting and a high-pitched alarm will sound, The sound will stop automatically after about 30 seconds, but the display will continue flashing until reset. 9 TO SET AN ALARM (other than Flash Flood Alert) 1._Select the function for which you wish to set an alarm by pressing 8) or() tor ndoor temperature or hui net press(>).For3-Hr Pressure change Alarm, press (as and(@) simultaneously. If you are setting an alarm for wind speed, wind chill, Shr pressure change, or time, skip to step (3) 2. This Instrument has both a high and a low alarm for temperature, barometric pressure, and humidity. Press (A )to set a high alarm or to set a low alarm, 4. Press and hold) or('V)) until the display changes, then press repeatedly until desired alarm setting is displayed. NOTE: The 3-Hour Barometric Pressure Change alarm accepts either a rising barometer or a falling barometer" alarm setting, but not both. Enter @ negative alarm value for a falling pressure alarm, of a positive alarm value for a rising pressure alarm. THE FLASH FLOOD ALERT This instrument provides a rain rate alarm, intended for use where there is danger of local flooding or downstream flash flooding. Flash flooding can result when heavy rainfall occurs at higher elevation, and water rushes toward low-lying areas. The rain rate alarm warns that heavy rainfall has occurred, which could result in impending local flood conditions, or flash fiooding within your vicinity (or possibly downstream, outside of your vicinity). Bear in mind that your success In predicting flash flooding depends upon many factors, in addition to rain rate: terrain, elevation, drainage, ete. Before setting the flash flood alert, be sure to select rainfall units according to the type of rain gauge you are using. The rain rate alarm is set in Inches-of-rain or mm-of-rain per hour. An alarm will sound of a specified minimum amount of rain (called the threshold) falls at a rate equal to or greater than the rain-rate setting. The default threshold value is 0.5 in, or 12.7 mm. EXAMPLE: If you set an alarm for a rain rate of 2 Inches per hour, the alarm will sound if 0.8 inches of rain (the default threshold value) falls within 15 minutes, which equals an hourly rate of 2 inches per hour. To adjust the Flash Flood Alert rain rate:
1, Press and release 10 2 bes EES) tes in ca ad een nats om apa display, and the present rain rate alarm setting will be displayed. 3. Press and hold jor WV ) unti! a value Is shown and begins to change. The rain rate can be adjusted from 0.1 In/hr to 10 in/hr in 0.1-in Increments, or from 2.6 mmihr to 254.0 mavhr In increments of 2.5 mun, shown. To adjust the Flash Flood Alert threshold value:
ties (Ge) tu G)anasoas te eet symbols will appear in the display, and the present threshold value will be shown,
;peatedly until the desired threshold value is. TO MOMENTARILY STOP AN ALARM FROM SOUNDING With the alarm setting displayed, press the (--key. The alarm sound
\will stop temporarily. When you return to normal operation (displaying data), the alarm will sound again when the current value exceeds the alarm setting TO DISABLE AN ALARM First, display the alarm setting, If the alarm has been triggeted, the alarm setting will already be displayed. Then, press and hold the (-0-) key for at least three seconds. The display will flash three times, then Tead "OFF"
V. THE ULTIMETER WIRELESS SERIAL PORT The ULTIMETER WIRELESS provides a unique serial porto facitale computer data logging and remote data reporting va telephone, modem, or RF link. The folowing Is a brief description, to provide an idea ofthe capabilities. Complete details are avalable to programmers upon request, lin Complete Record Made, the instrument puts outa steady stream of record about twenty per minule. Each record includes all current values, 3.4v barometric pressure change, todays high and low values, yesterday/s high and low values, and long term high and low values, station ealbration numbers, and current time and date, NOTE TO SERIAL PORT USERS: Itis essenilal to make the correct Leap Year setiing ON, THE SOURCE KEYBOARD; otherwise, date data from the serial port may be inoomect an}
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in @ 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 ofthe folowing measures:
+ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
+ Increase the separation between the equipment and the recelver.
+ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit afferent from that to which the receiver is connected.
+ Consult the dealer or an experieinced radio TV technician for help. Noles: #8 Ganges or modification not expressly approved by Peet Bros. Company could void the user's authorty to operate the equipment. VI. IN CASE OF A PROBLEM Your ULTIMETER WIRELESS Is designed to provide years of trouble free operation. Hf data splay is intermittent. ry moving the recelver keyboard to another location, or closer to the (
leansmitter. Also, motal barriers such as aluminum siding or garage doors, wil block the. signal from the transmitter. If the instrument completely stops operating, the cause Is Probably inadequate power due to a faulty ac adapter, a faulty connection to the adapter, or weak or missing battery when operating from internal power. To correct the problem,
<isconnect all batteries and external power, then reapply proper power. 1a problem persists, please write or call our Technical Service Department at (732) 31-
4515, or visit our web site at www. peetbros.com, We will do everything possible to assure your satisfaction, Repalr and Exchange Service Any defective ULTIMETER WIRELESS may be repaired or exchanged for a factory reconditioned instrument af the same type with ike-new performance. Under wananty there is no charge. Beyond warranty he charges are modoat,Jepending upon re condition of the instrument. " . Copyright 1989 Peet Bros. Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved, WARRANTY Each ULTIMETER WIRLELESS carries a limited warranty against defects of material ot workmanship for a period of 1 year from the date of initial purchase, Our responsibilty Under this warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of instruments returned to Us Postage paid, together with proof of purchase date, This warranty shell not apply lo instruments subjected to: improper installation, any alterations, misuse, tampering, of unauthorized service. It does not cover damage due to accidents, lightning, or other acts of God. Neither we nor our representatives, distributors, nor dealers shall be lable for any inckdental or consequential damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion or imitation may nat apply
{o you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other righis which vary from state to state, 12 Vil. SPECIFICATIONS Barometric Pressure Range: 931.3 to 1087.0 hPalmbar 27.8 to 31.5 inklg 698.5 to 800.0 mmHg Accuracy: + 1.7 hPaimbar 0.05 inHg 1.3 mmHg
(at room temperature) Outdoor Humidity (with optional sensor) Relative Humidity Range: 0 to 100%
RH. Accuracy: + 5% of full scale Dew Polnt: same units as temperature Cable: 40 ft, 4-conductor modular plug Indoor Humidity (with optional sensor) RUHL: same as for Outdoor Humialty Wind Speed Range: 010 274 km/h 0 to 170 mph 0 to 76 mvs 0 to 148 knots Accuracy: 5 @ 274 kmh 3@ 170 mph 2@76 mis
+ 3.@ 148 knots Direction: 16 point analog
"compass rose" display Cable: 40 ft, 4-conductor, Unshielded wimodular plug Outdoor Temperature (included) Range:-~ -55 to +150.degrees F.
~AB to +86 degrees C. Accuracy: + 2 degrees F.
+4 dogres c. Cable: 26 fl, 4-conductor wimodutar plug Indoor Temperature Range:- 32 to 110 degrees F. 0 to 43 degrees C. Accuracy: +2 degrees F. 1 degree C, Wind chit Range:- 160 to +98 degrees F. 101 to #37 degrees C. Rain (with optional sensor) Units: inches, millimeters Increments: 0.1", 0.01", 2.6mm, 25mm, 0.imm
{user Selectable to match raln gauge increments) Control Unit Size: 6-3/4" x 2-3/4" x 1-1/4"
Display: Backlit Liquid Crystal Numeral Size: 3/8" high Desk or Wall Mount Junction Box Has receptacies for external power ind all outside sensors, Built-in Static Electricity Discharge Protection:
Size: 4 x 1-3/4" x 7/8"
Primary Power AC adapter 9 v DC output Back-up Power Provision for 9-volt alkaline battery Wireless Transmitter Range Frequency: 916.5 MHz Range: 100 feet (open air) Optional Accessories
* Indor Humidity Sensor
* Outdoor Humidlty Temperature Sensor
+ Selt-emptying Rain Gauges -
several models available Specifications necessarily subject to change 13 Vill. AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES We are continually developing new products and accessories to make your ULTIMETER Weather Station more interesting and valuable to you. Some of our most popular items are:
THE WEATHER PICTURE Finally a big weather display you can read from across the room - and handsome enough for any setting. THE WEATHER PICTURE displays information it receives from an ULTIMETER Weather Station, continuously Providing and updating all the vital weather data you have pre-selected, without having to press a single key.
{ts 8" compass rose and large 0.8" Illuminated red numerals are clearly visible, day and night. THE WEATHER PICTURE Is perfect for homes as well as schools, hotels, offices, country clubs, stores, marinas, corporate lobbies, ski lodges, emergency management stations, etc, -
any place needing up-to-the-second focal weather data. Can be totally customized to display any of over 60 weather functions on each numeric (
display. Available in two sizes (11"x 15" or 10x11") and in two frame styles
(brushed aluminum or teak). PC Data Logger Special cable and software to record weather data on a personal computer. Features 4 simultaneous graphs of weather conditions over the last 20 hours, updated every five minutes. Or, you can display data from any selected part of the log file in graphic or tabular form. For additional information about these or other accessories, please contact your ULTIMETER dealer or Peet Bros. Company. We'll be happy to advise you of latest developments and answer any questions you may have. 14 ULTIMETER WIRELESS WEATHER DISPLAY THE WEATHER PICTURE WIRELESS TRANSMITTER/RECEIVER INSTRUCTIONS PEET BROS. COMPANY 1308 Doris Avenue Ocean, NJ 07712
(732) 531-4615 INSTALLATION AND SET-UP Using the following sequence, apply power to your system. Refer the wiring diagram on the next page. 1. First, remove power from the WEATHER PICTURE by unplugging it from its AC adapter. Then, place the WEATHER PICTURE face down on a soft flat surface. Laying a soft towel down first is recommended to help prevent scratching the nameplate. Remove the back plate by removing the 8 screws (the large WEATHER PICTURE has 11 screws) using a small Phillips screwdriver. Unplug the existing Weather Picture cable and replace it with the Receiver Cable (black 8-conductor). Reinstall the cable strain relief and replace the back plate, 2. Plug one end of the transmitter cable (silver 4-conductor) into the side port of the source keyboard. Plug the other end into the transmitter, Select desired data output mode on the source keyboard ("Complete Record Mode" by pressing and holding (-) and (6) for 3 seconds, or Data Logger Mode" by pressing and holding seconds). The source keyboard must first be operating (power on) to select data output mode. Refer to THE WEATHER PICTURE Owner's Manual for more information on selecting the proper data output mode for the weather functions you have selected for display. 3. Plug the other end of the Receiver Cable into the "DATA OUT"
receptacle of the Wireless Receiver. Connect the AC adapter supplied with the Wireless Receiver (8v, 1-amp) into an AC outlet, Plug the AC adapter cord into the "DC IN" receptacle of the Wireless Receiver. After about five seconds, the WEATHER PICTURE will begin displaying weather data received from the source keyboard via the wireless receiver. 4. Move the transmitter and receiver locations as required for best reception, as verified by having continuous weather data readings (with no Error messages) on THE WEATHER PICTURE. Installing the Transmitter Box and Receiver Box 1, Drill two pilot holes 3-1/2 in. apart at the desired mounting locaton 2. Mount the transmitter or receiver box; use wood screws (provided) for a wooden wall or drywall anchors (provided) for a sheet rock wall.
WIRING DIAGRAM Connect components by plugging cables into receptacles as shown. Recsiver Receiver Cable Souree Fr Keyboard Display i 3s 8 Transmiter i To dunction Box Cotte Hl FCC STATEMENT ON CLASS B This equipment has been tested and found to comply wit the limits fora Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference wen the equipment Is operated in @
residential instalation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radiofrequency
{energy and I not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual nay cause harml interference to radio communications. However, there is io guarantee that interference wil not occur in @ particular instalation. If this equipment does oause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turing the equipment of and on, the user Is encouraged tory to correct the Interference By one or more ofthe folowing measures:
+ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna,
+ Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver,
+ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the recelver is connected, Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help. Notice: EE Ghenges or modification not expressly approved by Peet Bros. Company could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Specifications Frequency: 916.5 MHz Range: 100 feet (open alr) Power Supply: AC adapter 9v DC 1-amp output IN CASE OF A PROBLEM Your ULTIMETER WIRELESS system is designed to provide years of trouble free operation. If data display is intermittent, try moving the receiver keyboard to another location, or closer tothe transmitter. Also, metal barriers such as eluminum siding or garage doors, may block the signal from the transmitter. Ifthe instrument completely stops operating, the cause is probably inadequate power due to a faully ac adapter, a faulty connection tothe adapter, or a faulty cable connection. To correct the problem, disconnect all extemal power, check all able connections, then reapply proper power. lta problem persists, please write or cal our Technical Service Department at (732) 631-
4615, or visit our web site at www. peetbros.com. We will do everything possible to assure your satisfaction. Repalr and Exchange Service Any defective ULTIMETER WIRELESS component may be repaired or exchanged for 2 factory reconditioned instrument ofthe same type with like-new performance. Under warranty there is no charge. Beyond warranty the charges are modest, depending upon the condition of the instrument. WARRANTY. Each ULTIMETER WIRLELESS component cari @ lined warranty against defects of material or workmanship for @ petiod of 1 year fom the dala of inal purchase, Our responsibiy under this warrenty fs Iited to the repalr or replacement of istumens etumed to Us postage paid, ogether with proof of purchase date, This warrnly shel not ppl to instruments subjected io: Improper installation, any aleraons, mise, tampering, oF unauthorized service. it does not cover damage due to accidents, lightning, of other acts of God. Neither we nor our representatives, distributors, nor dealers shall be liable for ny incidental or consequential damages. Some states do not allow the exclusion of limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above exclusion or limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Copyright 1999 Peet Bros. Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved,