La Crosse Technology Outdoor Temperature/Humidity Sensor TX7U User Manual

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TX7U Outdoor Temperature/Humidity Sensor

The TX7U outdoor temperature/humidity sensor can be added to your existing
units in operation. The outdoor temperature/humidity sensor measures the
outdoor temperature and humidity (or any other location you wish to know the
temperature and humidity) and transmits the data to the indoor display station.














INVENTORY OF CONTENTS
1.

Outdoor temperature/humidity sensor.

2. Mounting

bracket.

3. Rain

protector.

4.

Two each, ½” Philips mounting screws.

5.

One strip double sided adhesive tape.

6.

Instruction manual and warranty return card.


ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT (not included)
1.

One Philips screwdriver.

2.

One Flat screwdriver.

3.

Two fresh AA 1.5V batteries.


I. SETTING UP
Before you begin, assign a number to each outdoor temperature/humidity sensor
(i.e. #1 for outdoors, #2 for the basement, etc.) if you have multiple sensors. This
will help you determine which temperature, from which outdoor
temperature/humidity sensor, you are reading on the indoor display station.

Note: Remove batteries from all existing units in operation—including outdoor
temperature/humidity sensor units and indoor display stations. When setting up
multiple units it is important to insert batteries first into all the outdoor
temperature/humidity sensors, and in numeric sequence. Second install batteries
into the indoor display station. Transmission problems will arise if this is not done
correctly and if the total time for setup exceeds 6 minutes.

A. BATTERY

INSTALLATION

Follow these directions when first setting up, when replacing batteries,
or for resetting purposes.


1.

Remove the batteries from all existing display units in operation.

2.

Using a screwdriver, unscrew and open the battery cover located
at the front of the outdoor temperature/humidity sensor.

Outdoor
temperature/humidity
sensor

Mounting Bracket

Battery cover

Battery
compartment

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