Talking Indoor/Outdoor Thermometer
(630-1028)                 Operation                  Faxback Doc. # 58273

The thermometer automatically measures the outdoor and indoor temperature 
and updates its display every 60 seconds.  Each time you press a button on 
the thermometer, however, the thermometer updates the temperatures every 
10 seconds for the next 4 minutes.  Then it resumes the 60-second cycle.

Displaying/Announcing the Temperature

Set IN/OUT to IN to display the current indoor temperature or to OUT to 
display the current outdoor temperature.  To hear the thermometer announce 
the current indoor and outdoor temperature, press TALKING.

Note:  If _ _ _ _ Degrees F. or _ _ _ _ Degrees C. appears, this means
       that the temperature has exceeded or fallen below the thermometer's
       measurement range.  When the temperature returns to within the 
       measurement range, the display returns to the current temperature
       display.

Changing the Degree Format

You can view the temperature in Fahrenheit (F. Degrees) or Celsius (C. 
Degrees) format on the thermometer.

To change the degree format for both the indoor and outdoor displays, 
slide C Degrees/F Degrees on the back of the thermometer to the desired 
setting.

Adjusting the Volume

Your thermometer has three voice announcement settings: high, low, and 
off.

To set the volume, repeatedly press VOLUME on the back of the thermometer 
until ||| (high) or || (low) appears, or until || disappears (off).  If 
you set the volume to high, the thermometer beeps 3 times.  If you set the 
volume to low, the thermometer beeps twice.

Using the Temperature Alarm

You can set the thermometer to sound an alarm when a set low (minimum) or 
high (maximum) temperature is reached indoors or outdoors.

The thermometer is preset to sound an alarm when the temperature reaches 
32 degrees F. (0 degrees C.) minimum and 100 to 100.4 degrees F. (37.7 to 
38 degrees C.) maximum depending on the temperature format.

Note:  When C. degrees/F. degrees is set to F degrees, the minimum
       temperature appears as 32 degrees F. (0 degrees C.) while the
       maximum temperature appears as 100 degrees F. (37.7 degrees C.).

Viewing the Current Alarm Setting

To view a maximum or minimum temperature alarm setting, repeatedly press 
MODE until the setting you want (see the following chart) appears.

Changing the Alarm Settings


    YOU SEE      MEANING

     IN MIN .... Indoor minimum temperature.

     IN MAX .... Indoor maximum temperature.

    OUT MIN .... Outdoor minimum temperature.

    OUT MAX .... Outdoor maximum temperature.

1.  Repeatedly (if necessary) press MODE to select the setting (IN MAX, IN
    MIN, OUT MAX, or OUT MIN) you want to change.

2.  Repeatedly press or hold down UP or DOWN to select the desired
    temperature setting.

3.  Repeatedly press MODE until the current temperature appears.

To clear all indoor and outdoor maximum and minimum temperature alarm 
settings, use a sharp object such as a straightened paper clip to press 
RESET on the back of the thermometer.  The thermometer beeps three times 
and - 188.8 appears, then the current temperature appears.

Setting the Alarm

The thermometer sounds an alarm when either the indoor or outdoor 
temperature goes above or below the temperature alarm setting.

To turn on the alarm, press ALARM ON/OFF.  The thermometer beeps three 
times and (thermometer symbol) appears.  When the temperature exceeds 
either the minimum or maximum temperature alarm setting, the thermometer 
beeps four times and announces the corresponding temperature for one 
minute then repeats the 1-minute announcement twice every 3 minutes.  
(thermometer symbol) and IN or OUT continuously flash.

To silence the alarm, press any button.  The alarm sounds again the next 
time the temperature exceeds the maximum or minimum temperature alarm 
setting.

To silence the alarm and turn it off (so it does not sound again), press 
ALARM ON/OFF.  (thermometer symbol) and IN or OUT disappears.

Note:  The thermometer sounds a low alarm even if you set the VOLUME to
       OFF.

(EB 1/12/00)