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To reset the time on a LaCrosse weather station, follow these steps:
1. Press the “SET” or “MODE” button on the weather station to enter the setup mode.
2. Use the arrow buttons or the “+” and “-” buttons to navigate to the time setting.
3. Once you are in the time setting mode, use the arrow buttons or the “+” and “-” buttons to adjust the hours and minutes.
4. Press the “SET” or “MODE” button again to save the changes and exit the setup mode.
Make sure to consult the user manual for your specific LaCrosse weather station model for more detailed instructions.
A LaCrosse Weather Station not only displays the current temperature and humidity, but also indicates the time and date. It monitors both indoor and outdoor temperatures and humidity constantly. The weather station can be mounted on any wall and also includes a stand for placing the device on a table or desk. In case the device’s batteries are weak and the time is off or blank, you can reset the time on your LaCrosse Weather Station.
Preparation
Step 1
Turn the LaCrosse Weather Station over and remove the battery cover and batteries from the unit. Keep the batteries aside.
Step 2
Press any button on the front of the weather station 20 times. You can press any button.
Step 3
Place the batteries back in the unit according to the diagram on the battery door. Wait for 15 minutes before proceeding to the next section.
Resetting The Time Using Radio Controlled Time (RCC)
Step 1
Press and hold the “Set” button on the unit for five seconds. Your unit’s display will start flashing along with a number from zero to seven. Press the “CH/+” button to set the display’s contrast.
Step 2
Press and release the “Set” button to set the contrast. Press and release the “CH/+” button to select your time zone. Press and release the “Set” button.
Step 3
Press and release the “CH/+” button to toggle Daylight Savings Time “On” or “Off.” Press and release the “Set” button.
Step 4
Press and release the “CH/+” button to toggle Radio Controlled Time (RCC) “On” or “Off.” The Radio Controlled Time sets your LaCrosse Weather Station’s display time automatically via a satellite. To use this feature, press the “CH/+” button until “ON” is showing on your unit’s display.
If you want to manually set your weather station’s clock, proceed to Section 3 — “Resetting The Time–Manually.”
Step 5
Press and release the “CH/+” button to turn the WWVB reception to “On.” Press and release the “Set” button to confirm your settings.
Step 6
Complete the steps in Section 4–“Setting Snooze & Forecast Settings” section.
Resetting The Time–Manually
Step 1
Complete steps 1 through 3 in the “Resetting The Time Using Radio Controlled Time (RCC)” section above.
Step 2
Press and release the “CH/+” button to select “OFF” for the Radio Controlled Time (RCC) setting. Press and release the “CH/+” button to turn the WWVB reception to “On.” Press and release the “Set” button.
Step 3
Press and release the “CH/+” button to select “12h” time or “24h” military time. Press and release the “Set” button.
Step 4
Press and release the “CH/+” button to select the hour, minute, year, and date settings. Press and release the “Set” button after each setting.
Step 5
Complete the steps in Section 4–“Setting Snooze & Forecast Settings” section.
Setting Snooze & Forecast Settings
Step 1
Press and release the “CH/+” button to select the snooze setting. Press and release the “Set” button.
Step 2
Press and release the “CH/+” button to toggle between “Fahrenheit” and “Celsius.”
Third Step
Choose the forecast sensitivity by pressing the “CH/+” button — “1” for regions with stable air pressure, “2” for moderate settings, or “3” for regions with significant air pressure fluctuations.
Fourth Step
Press and release the “Set” button to reset the time on your LaCrosse Weather Station.
FAQ
1. How do I reset the time on my LaCrosse weather station?
To reset the time on your LaCrosse weather station, start by pressing the “SET” button on the main unit. Use the arrow buttons to navigate to the time setting option. Press “SET” again to enter the time setting mode. Adjust the hour and minute using the arrow buttons, then press “SET” to confirm. Finally, press the “EXIT” button to exit the time setting mode and save the changes.
2. Why is the time on my LaCrosse weather station incorrect?
If the time on your LaCrosse weather station is incorrect, it could be due to a few reasons. Firstly, ensure that the weather station is receiving a strong radio signal from the atomic clock. Poor signal strength can result in inaccurate timekeeping. Additionally, check if the batteries in both the main unit and the outdoor sensor need to be replaced. Low battery power can affect the timekeeping function.
3. Can I manually set the time on my LaCrosse weather station?
Yes, you can manually set the time on your LaCrosse weather station. While the weather station is receiving a signal from the atomic clock by default, you have the option to manually adjust the time if desired. Simply follow the same steps mentioned earlier to navigate to the time setting mode and adjust the hour and minute to the desired values using the arrow buttons.
4. How often should I reset the time on my LaCrosse weather station?
It is recommended to reset the time on your LaCrosse weather station twice a year, during the daylight saving time changes. This ensures that the time displayed on the weather station remains accurate. However, if you notice any significant time discrepancies or when prompted by the weather station’s instructions, you may need to reset the time more frequently.
5. Is it possible to synchronize the time on my LaCrosse weather station with my smartphone?
No, it is not possible to synchronize the time on your LaCrosse weather station with your smartphone. LaCrosse weather stations typically rely on a radio signal from the atomic clock to provide accurate timekeeping. This signal cannot be synchronized with smartphones or other devices. However, some LaCrosse weather stations offer additional features like remote monitoring and data syncing with compatible devices through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connectivity.