Problem fixed. Loose battery wire. The LCD screen is only showing three items, one says it is on. I have reset both send and receive units but not changes. Batteries are new.
SOURCE: rf tech 433 mhz
I had the same problem and finally found my manual. Here's what to do, everyone!
1. Take back panel off the sending unit, where the three batteries are, by unscrewing the 4 phillips head screws (assuming you, like I, had put the screws back in after installing new batteries). You will see a little gray button in a hole above where the batteries are; the little button is one you can push down with the same phillips screwdriver you took the 4 screws out with - don't do this yet.
2. Now, hold down the "channel" button on front of receiver panel for 2 sec, until the dash in the "ch" box and the place where the temp is supposed to be starts blinking.
3. Now, while these indicia are blinking on the panel, push the little gray button down and hold it for 2 seconds. This causes the transmitter to "register" with the receiver. You should now see a 1 in the "ch" box and get a temp reading.
4. Put screws back on, put receiver where you want it, proceed with rest of your life.
SOURCE: Replaced new drum unit but LCD keeps saying Drum Near End of Life
Front cover must be open
Press The "Clear" key on the top panel
Press 1 to reset the drum count
Close the over
SOURCE: The wireless receiver will not communicate with
sometimes the wireless reciever may interfere with other devices, try unplugging all compnents including power, switch on after 5 mins then reset by the console and try again, if this does not work, it may be a faulty guitar or receiever, thanks
SOURCE: Acu-Rite indoor outdoor thermometer (model 00754)
There is no way to turn off beeping. From this site: http://www.chaneyinstruments.com/FAQ.aspx
found solution - Q: My wireless weather station periodically beeps, why?
A: Make sure that any alert and/or alarm features are deactivated first.
Constant, sporadic beeping is generally due to the unit's ability to
detect a foreign radio frequency of another wireless unit when that unit
transmits a signal. Wireless devices that may cause beeping but are not
limited to these devices are; scanners; computers w/wireless
keyboard/mouse; or other wireless weather instruments. Essentially, any
wireless devices transmitting on a radio frequency have the potential to
interfere with each other. Limit the amount of wireless devices to
lesson the chance of interference. When beeping occurs, one device will
need to be deactivated.
Another external temp gauge showed up on the other channel, so my neighbor or someone is using the similar unit. MY SOLUTION: opened back of case and cut black wire to piezo speaker (at base if rear cover opposite side of stand-up prop) that creates beep. ALL good now.
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