With NOAA Public Alert Weather Radio with S.A.M.E.
Remote Control and Atomic Alarm Clock

The Honeywell TN924W Wireless Weather Station combines two sophisticated devices into one comprehensive unit. The top portion of the display is dedicated to a sophisticated NOAA Public Alert radio that allows you to select which warnings, and for what local geographic areas, concern you. Audible and text message warnings are available, as well as standard weather radio broadcasts. Below the NOAA Public Alert radio display is a very complete weather station display. The weather station functionality of the Honeywell TN924W is totally wireless, so there are absolutely no wires to run to the remote sensors. There's even a wireless remote control for making selections on the display.

NOAA Public Alert Weather Radio Functions:

The top portion of the Honeywell TN924W is the NOAA Public Alert Weather Radio display. A large one line display of characters 3/4" tall displays the content of weather and emergency alert messages. The NOAA Public Alert system has been expanded to include Emergency Alert System messages. Messages may now  cover a wide range of hazards such as biological and radiological alerts, water contamination, earthquakes, industrial and wild fires, and law enforcement issues as well as a full range of weather warnings. The NOAA Public Alert radio functions also include a three level (advisory, watch and warning) LED severity display for current conditions, as well as audible alarms and weather radio broadcasts.  You may choose which conditions you would like to be notified of, as well as up to nine specific geographic areas that you would like notifications for.

Weather Station Features:

The weather station display is made up of seven display areas, called "windows".

Weather forecast: The weather window displays moon phase (one of four icons), a weather forecast icon representing the likely weather conditions for 12 to 24 hours into the future (one of 6 icons), and a bar graph display of weather history.  The bar graph may be set to display barometric pressure history, or temperature or humidity history for remote channel 1.

Barometric Pressure: The barometric pressure window displays current barometric pressure in your choice of inHg (inches of mercury), hPa/mb (hectopascals/millibars), or mmHg (millimeters of mercury).  You may configure the display to be compensated to sea level, or to a local altitude between -657 to +16,404 feet (-200 to +5000 meters).

Time: The time window displays the current time in 12 or 24 four format, plus a day of the week abbreviation in your choice of English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, or Dutch. You may configure the clock to display seconds instead of day of the week, UTC (GMT) instead of local time, or display the date in Month/Date/Year format.

The clock synchronizes itself to the atomic clock in Ft. Collins Colorado by receiving WWVB radio transmissions from up to 2000 miles away. A signal strength icon is displayed, representing WWVB signal strength.  Daylight Saving Time changes are made automatically, and may be disabled, according to the city code you select during configuration.  City codes (and therefore time zones) are configurable for cities all over the world, although WWVB radio signals will not necessarily reach those cities.

The clock also has alarm functions, including a weekday alarm, a single day alarm, and a cold weather pre-alarm.

• The weekday alarm will sound at your chosen time every day of the week, Monday through Friday.
• The single day alarm is set to sound once. It can be used to wake at a different time any day of the week without disturbing the weekday setting.
• The cold weather (ice warning) pre-alarm feature allows you to set the alarm to go off early if the outdoor temperature is below freezing. The pre-alarm feature can be set to trigger the weekday or single alarm early in increments of 15 minutes, from 15 minutes to 90 minutes.

You can program a snooze interval of up to 15 minutes, and all three alarms will have this snooze interval.

Sunrise/Sunset: The Sunrise/Sunset Window displays the sunrise and sunset times for the city you selected during setup.

Temperature and Humidity: The Temperature and Humidity Window shows the temperature (in °F or °C) and relative humidity (in %) for indoors and the selected outdoor (or other remote) channel. You also see a signal reception icon for the selected thermo-hygro remote. You may also choose to display dew points in place of the temperatures. You can option the display to automatically scan through all active channels. Here is where you can program high and low temperature alerts for each remote channel and view recorded minimum and maximum indoor and outdoor temperatures and humidity.

Rainfall: The Rain Window displays (in inches or millimeters) the rainfall for the past hour, past 24 hours, yesterday, past week, or past month. It can also display a rain rate estimate in inches or millimeters per hour. Here is where you can also program a rainfall alert that is activated if daily rainfall exceeds your programmed amount. A low battery icon appears in this window if the batteries in the rainfall remote are low.

Wind: In the Wind Window, the wind direction is shown by an animated compass display. The wind angle can be displayed as compass points (e.g., WNW) or in bearings from true north (e.g., 22.5°). At the upper left of the window is displayed your choice of wind chill or actual temperature at the remote anemometer's location. At the lower left of the window, you can view the average wind speed for the last 10 minutes, the maximum gust speed for that period, and the maximum average wind speed and maximum gust speed recorded during the day. Here is where you can also program wind and gust alerts that are activated if the average wind speed and the gust speed exceed your programmed values.           

Display and Backlight.  

When the TN924W is powered from the included ac adapter, you can turn the blue LED display backlight on (continuously) or off, or you can set it to toggle on and off automatically based on ambient light level. With automatic toggling selected, you can adjust the light sensor's sensitivity to high or low, as appropriate for your particular environment. With battery-only powering, the backlight comes on for about 5 seconds when you press the LIGHT / SNOOZE bar on the top of the station. Also with battery-only main unit powering, you cannot use the infrared remote control. If you use the ac adapter to power the station, you can still install batteries to provide backup power in case of an ac outage so that programmed settings and data in memory will not be lost.

Remote Control and Sensors. The infrared remote control included with the TN924W weather station is the TS607. The included outdoor weather remotes are as follows:

	The infrared remote control included with the TN924W weather station is the TS607.
	TS906 rain gauge (maximum transmission range of 100 feet or 30 meters with no interference). This remote mounts on a horizontal surface and has an integral leveler.
	TS805 anemometer (maximum transmission range of 100 feet or 30 meters with no interference). This remote mounts on a wall or pole.
	TS34C five-channel temperature and humidity sensor with display (maximum transmission range of 328 feet or 100 meters with no interference). This remote can rest on a horizontal surface, or it can be wall-mounted via a keyhole slot on the back.

Although only one TS34C thermo-hygro sensor is included, the TN924W can actually work with up to five of these remotes. Additional TS34C remotes must be purchased separately.

The infrared remote control uses two AAA alkaline batteries, and all outdoor weather remotes use two AA alkaline batteries. If below-freezing temperatures are expected, use lithium batteries in the outdoor remotes instead of alkaline.

PC Software and Cable. Without being connected to a pc, the TN924W can track 200 weather records. To install the included software for additional capabilities, you simply put the CD-ROM in your pc and follow the prompts on the screen. Unlike some professional weather stations that have serial ports, the TN924W has a USB port and includes a USB cable. See the Specifications below for hardware requirements to run the software.

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