The Ferrari Collection from Oregon Scientific reflects the glamour, excitement, and tradition of Formula One motor racing. The instruments in the Ferrari Collection's Speedometer Line are named after some of Ferrari's best-known road cars. These instruments feature round, dashboard-like displays trimmed in chrome to evoke the ambience of the classic sports and GT cars that have made Ferrari an automotive legend. One of these instruments is the FSP301A-R Maranello Atomic Projection Alarm Clock. This version of the Maranello has a Ferrari red case with a silver front and base and a red projection arm. The display is surrounded by a red and black "dial" that mimics a tachometer. On the top and front of the case are the 6 chrome buttons that control most of this clock's functions.

• Stores maximum and minimum temperatures--both indoor and for all remotes in use--until reset. These can be displayed at the push of a button.
• Provides temperature trend indications (rising, steady, or falling) .
• Provides accurate weather forecasts (with four different graphical icons) based on air pressure changes.
• Projects both the time and the Ferrari prancing horse logo.
• Has a single daily alarm with an 8-minute snooze function.

The top half of the Maranello's LCD panel displays the weather information. This includes the temperature, a temperature trend arrow, and a forecast icon. The temperature display is user-selectable for  °F or °C. Pressing the Channel button on the top of the clock cycles the temperature display between indoor temperature and the outdoor temperatures from all associated remotes in use (these are designated Channel 1, 2, and 3). The channel number for the selected remote is displayed, and a radio wave icon above the channel number indicates RF reception from the remote. If desired, you can activate an auto-scan mode that automatically changes the channel every 3 seconds.

One THR238NF wireless remote temperature sensor is included with the Maranello, which can actually monitor up to three of these sensors. The THR238NF remote is black in color, and it has its own LCD display that shows the temperature locally. Additional sensors can be obtained separately.

The lower half of the Maranello's LCD panel displays the time and date information on two lines. During normal operation, the top line shows the current time as hour and minutes. You can select either 12-hour or 24-hour time for this display during clock setup. And, during normal operation, you can select either seconds or weekday to be displayed along with hour and minutes. You do this simply by pressing the Clock button on the front panel.  The weekday abbreviation is selectable for any of five languages: English, French, German, Italian, or Spanish.

The bottom line of the time and date display shows the date in your choice of month-day or day-month format. As an alternative, you can display alarm information. If the alarm is set, an alarm icon appears to the left of the date. Additional information (such as time zone) temporarily appears in the clock's displays during clock setup, and this is explained in the user manual.

A special feature of the Maranello projection clock is its choice of alarm sounds for the single daily alarm. You can select either a conventional 2-minute crescendo alarm (a series of increasingly loud beeps) or a racing mode alarm. This is the sound of an actual Ferrari F1 racecar accelerating through the gears and then backing off, and it repeats several times. Like the crescendo alarm, it ceases after about 2 minutes if you don't press the Alarm or Snooze/Light button to stop it.

The image projected by the Maranello is the current time plus the Ferrari prancing horse logo. If you want continuous projection, you must power the Maranello from the included ac adapter. Otherwise, the clock can be powered from batteries, in which case you press the Snooze/Light button to turn on both the projected display and the LCD display's bright blue HiGlo™ electro-luminescent backlight for 5 seconds.

The Maranello's projection arm tilts a full 180° so that the image can be projected not only upward but also to the front or back as desired. Two knobs and a button on the back of the projection arm allow for additional image control. One knob lets you rotate the image180° so that it can be right side up, upside down, or anywhere in between. If you want to flip the image 180° from its current orientation, the button lets you do this instantly without having to use the rotation knob. The second knob focuses the image for maximum sharpness.

The Maranello features a bright, pushbutton-activated HiGlo^TM electro-luminescent backlight with auto-off for its LCD panel. The backlight comes on when you push the Snooze/Light button on the top of the main unit and also when the alarm sounds.

The FSP301A-R main unit is designed to rest on a shelf, desk, table, or other flat surface. It cannot be wall-mounted. The THR238NF remote temperature sensor has its own wall-mounting bracket, or you can install the included wire stand and place the remote on a flat surface.

The main unit uses three AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries, and the remote sensor uses two AA alkaline batteries. All batteries are included. Be sure to install the batteries in the remote before installing them in the main unit. This will ensure that the remote registers properly with the main unit. If you want to use the remote in sub-freezing conditions, we recommend that you replace its AA alkaline batteries with lithium batteries. Lithium cells retain their power down to about -40°F (-40°C).

The red body and silver front of this version of the Maranello are reminiscent of the body and wheel colors of many Ferrari factory racecars of recent vintage, and the station's round instrument-like display has the classic look that has graced Ferrari road car dashboards for decades.

• It's wireless! Easy setup with no cables to string--remote sensors send temperature and humidity data back to the main unit (base station) via 433MHz radio waves.
• Know the temperature both indoors and at up to three remote locations--outdoors or in your greenhouse, baby's room, warehouse, wine cellar or other location--from the comfort of your home or office.
• At a glance, check the temperature trend and the weather forecast.
• Four weather forecast icons indicate Sunny (clear at night), Partly Cloudy, Cloudy, or Rainy (snowy in sub-freezing temperatures).
• Weather forecast is for 12 to 24 hours in the future. The forecast covers an 18- to 30-mile (30- to 50-km) radius and is 70 to 75 percent accurate.
• Three temperature trend icons indicate Rising, Steady, or Falling.
• Both main unit and remote sensor can be optioned to show temperatures in °C or °F.
• Integral memory in main unit stores maximum and minimum temperature readings (indoor and from remotes) for instant pushbutton display.
• Comes complete with one THR238NF temperature sensor--add one or two additional sensors (optional; not included) to monitor up to three remote locations, indoors or out.
• Channel number (1, 2, or 3) is displayed for the selected remote, and a radio wave icon above the channel number indicates RF signal reception from the remote.
• Integral radio-controlled clock with calendar and alarm automatically synchronizes itself to the U.S. atomic clock in Colorado and also automatically adjusts for Daylight Saving Time.
• A radio tower and wave icon indicates that the clock is receiving the synchronizing radio signals (WWVB, 60 kHz) for time and date.
• Time signal reception can be disabled for manual setting if desired (for example, if clock is taken out of range of the time-synchronization signal).
• Top line of clock/calendar display has 2 display modes:
  • Time as hour, minutes, seconds.
  • Time as hour and minutes with weekday abbreviation in place of seconds.
• Bottom line of clock/calendar display can be optioned to display month-date or date-month (year is displayed only during manual setting of clock and calendar).
• Clock can be optioned to display time in 12-hour or 24-hour format.
• Weekday abbreviation is user-selectable for any of five languages: English, French, German, Italian, or Spanish.
• U.S. time zone ( Pacific, Mountain, Central, or Eastern) is shown as a one-letter abbreviation that is only displayed during setup.
• Daily 2-minute crescendo alarm or racing mode alarm has an available 8-minute snooze function.
• HiGlo electro-luminescent backlight with 5-second auto-off for nighttime viewing of LCD panel.
• Projects current time plus Ferrari prancing horse logo onto wall or ceiling of a darkened room.
• Adjustable projection arm with manual focus, 180° image rotation, and image flip.
• When main unit is battery powered, projection is 5 seconds in duration with auto-off.
• Continuous projection is possible when included ac adapter is used.
• Maximum transmission range for remote sensors is 100 feet (30 meters).
• Main unit uses three AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries (included).
• Remote sensor uses two AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries (included). For use in sub-freezing temperatures, AA lithium batteries are recommended instead of alkaline.
• Main unit provides a low-battery indication when either it or a remote sensor (or both) need battery replacement.
• Main unit is designed for placement on a desk, shelf, table, or other flat surface. It cannot be wall-mounted.
• Remote sensor can be freestanding (with included wire stand installed) or wall-mounted via an included bracket.

Specifications

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