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If the battery voltage is dropped lower than 2.8V, it will measure and
transmit the temperature every 16s
If battery voltage is dropped lower than 2.4V, will go into Idle mode.
If the solar transmitter is placed into a dark environment for 72
hours, will goes into Stop mode.
If the user cover the solar cell for 10 seconds and press the reset
button, "StP" will be displayed on the LCD. Then the transmitter
enters STOP mode.
Idle Operation Mode:
This mode occurs when the battery voltage drops lower than 2.4V
LCD is turned off.
Does not perform temperature measurement and transmission.
The environment brightness is checked every 5 seconds
If battery voltage is raised higher than 2.5V, will go into Normal
mode
If the solar transmitter is placed into a dark environment for 72
hours, will goes into Stop mode.
Stop Operation Mode:
This mode occurs when the solar transmitter is placed into a dark
environment for 72 hours or the user covers the solar cell for 10
seconds and presses the RESET button.
The transmitter is in a standby state. The unit does not perform any
operations and LCD is off.
Under a bright condition, press the reset button to wake up the
transmitter into normal operation mode (battery voltage is higher
than 2.5V).
This is the most power saving mode.
TO INSTALL / REPLACE BATTERY IN THE SOLAR CLOCK
The Solar Clock can use either the included 2 x alkaline rechargeable
battery (charged by solar panel) or 2 x AA alkaline battery (non-
rechargeable; not included).
INITIAL SETUP
It is very important to follow these steps:
1.
First, remove the label covering over the battery compartment on
the back.
2.
Open the battery compartment, and MAKE SURE that the battery
switch is in the BATTERY position (not the SOLAR position).
Battery switch in the BATTERY position
3.
Now locate the battery insulator tab, and gently pull to remove it.
4.
Slide the battery switch to the SOLAR position
5.
Battery switch in the SOLAR position
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