CCL ELECTRONICS LTD 6068A1707 Manuel D’Utilisation

Thank you for your purchase of the Ambient Weather WS-8482 7-Channel Wireless

Internet Remote Monitoring Weather Station with Indoor / Outdoor Temperature &

Humidity.

The following user guide provides step by step instructions for installation, operation 

and troubleshooting. To download the latest full sized manual and additional 

troubleshooting tips, please visit:

http://ambientweather.wikispaces.com/ws8482

Warning. Only use the included approved AC adapter.

Note: Remove the plastic film from the console face before getting started.

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Display Console

Frame Dimensions (L x W x H): 130 x 112 x 27.5mm (5.1 x 4.4 x 1.1 in)

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Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Thermo-Hygrometer (L x W x H): 4.5 x 2.5 x 1.5”

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UL Rated Class 5 AC Adapter

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User Manual

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1. [ ALARM / SNOOZE ] key

2. LCD display

3. [ CHANNEL / + ] key

4. [ MODE / ALARM ] key

5. [ MEM / - ] key

6. Wall mount suspension eye

7. [ TUNE ] key

8. [ TIME SET ] key

9. Backlight slide switch

10. Battery compartment

11. Status LED

12. Power jack

13. [ °C / °F ] key

14. [REFRESH] key

15. [ RESET ] key

16. [SENSOR / WI-FI] key

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1 Transmitter LED (flashes when the 

remote is transmitting)

4 [

RESET] button

2 Suspension eye for hanging

5 2 x AA battery compartment

3 Transmitter channel (assign the 

transmitter to 1, 2 ,3 ,4, 5, 6, or 7 

default = 1)

Note: The WS-8482 supports seven wireless channels. If you have one sensor, 

leave the transmitter channel at Channel 1. If you have more than one sensor, set 

the appropriate channel, then power down and up the sensor (by removing and 

reinserting batteries).

 

Note: The power up sequence must be performed in the order shown in this 

section (remote transmitters 

FIRST, Display Console SECOND) to avoid sensor 

synchronization time out.

1. Remove the battery door on the sensor(s).

2. If you have more than one sensor, make sure each sensor is on a different

         channel (reference Figure 2).

3. Insert 2 x AA batteries into the battery compartment.

4. Replace the battery door.

1. Place the wireless sensor(s) about 5 to 10 feet from the display console.

2. Remove the battery door of the main console and insert the fresh CR2032 battery.

3. Replace the battery door.

4. Plug the AC adaptor into the DC jack of the console.

5.  After power up, all of LCD segments will be displayed. The console will enter access 

point (AP) mode, and the status LED on the back of the console will flash green.

Note: If no display is present after powering up the console, press the [RESET]

button on the back of the console with an open ended paper clip or sharp tool.

The console will automatically search for and connect to the sensors after it is 

powered up. You can also press [

WI-FI / SENSOR] button to force the console 

to search for the sensors, and the console’s status LED will flash blue during the 

sensor(s) searching mode.

Once the sensor connection is successful, the antenna mark and readings for 

temperature & humidity will appear on the display.

The sensor can be free standing on a table, or mounted on a vertical wall with a nail 

ore screw.  For best results, place between 10 and 100 feet of the display console.

Figure 4 references the individual sections of the console display.

Time & Date

Humidity

Section

Tamperature

Section

The console LED status light is on the back of the console. Reference Figure 5 for

explanation of the colored LED.

AP Mode (WiFi access point mode)

Flashing green LED

Connected to WiFi router

Solid blue LED

WiFi search failed

Flashing blue LED

Firmware updating

Flashing red LED

Manual sensor pairing mode

by pressing the [SENSOR / WI-FI ] key

Flashing cyan LED

Refresh the upload data and sync internet 

time 

by pressing the [ Refresh ] key

Flashing purple LED

The battery is intended for backup power only, and will not operate the display console.

The following parameters are saved with back up battery if AC power is 

disconnected:

• Date and Time

• Max and Min Records

• Alarms

The following parameters are stored in memory when AC and battery power is 

disconnected:

• Router settings

• Weather server settings

• Time server settings

• Time zone offset

• Sensor pairing

While in normal time mode, perform the following operations to set the time.

[TIME SET] + 

2 seconds

Enter Time 

Zone Settings

Press [+] to increase, 

[-] to decrease. Refer-

ence Figure 7.

00H → 01H...23H → -23H...-01H → 00H

[TIME SET] Enter Daylight 

Savings Time

OFF (AZ and 

HI) or 

ON 

(everywhere 

else).

Press [+]  or [-] to turn 

ON or OFF.

[TIME SET] Hour Format Press [+] to toggle 

between 12 Hr and 24 

Hr format.

[TIME SET] Hour

Press [+] to increase, [-] 

to decrease. 

[TIME SET] Minute

Press [+] to increase, [-] 

to decrease.

[TIME SET] Second

Press [+] to reset to 0.

[TIME SET] Year

Press [+] to increase, [-] 

to decrease.

[TIME SET] Month Day 

Format

Press [+] or [-] to switch 

between M-D (month-

day) and D-M (day-

month)

[TIME SET] Month

Press [+] to increase, [-] 

to decrease.  

[TIME SET] Day

Press [+] to increase, [-] 

to decrease.

[TIME SET] Enable or 

disable the 

internet time 

sync

Press [+] or [-] to turn 

ON or OFF

[TIME SET] Language

Press [+] or [-] to 

change between 

EN (English), DE 

(German), FR 

(French), ES (Spanish) 

IT (Italian), NL (Dutch), 

and RU (Russian)

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DE

   

FR

   

ES

   

IT

   

NL

   

RU

 

[TIME SET] Exit Time 

Settings

[

TIME SET] + 2 seconds means press and hold the TIME SET button on the back of 

the display console for two seconds.

[

TIME SET] means press but do not hold the TIME SET button.

The following table provides times zones throughout the world. Locations in the 

eastern hemisphere are positive, and locations in the western hemisphere are negative.

-12 IDLW: International Date Line West ---

-11 NT: Nome

Nome, AK

-10 AHST: Alaska-Hawaii Standard

CAT: Central Alaska

HST: Hawaii Standard

Honolulu, HI

-9 YST:  Yukon Standard

Yukon Territory

-8 PST: Pacific Standard

Los Angeles, CA, USA

-7 MST: Mountain Standard

Denver, CO, USA

-6 CST: Central Standard

Chicago, IL, USA

-5 EST: Eastern Standard

New York, NY, USA

-4 AST: Atlantic Standard

Caracas

-3 ---

São Paulo, Brazil

-2 AT: Azores

Azores, Cape Verde Islands

-1 WAT: West Africa

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0 GMT: Greenwich Mean

WET: Western European

London, England

1 CET: Central European

Paris, France

2 EET: Eastern European

Athens, Greece

3 BT: Baghdad

Moscow, Russia

4 ---

Abu Dhabi, UAE

5 ---

Tashkent

6 ---

Astana

7 ---

Bangkok

8 CCT: China Coast

Bejing

9 JST: Japan Standard

Tokyo

10 GST: Guam Standard

Sydney

11 ---

Magadan

12 IDLE: International Date Line East

NZST: New Zealand Standard

Wellington, New Zealand

The console will automatically search and connect to your wireless sensor(s).  You 

can also press the  [

Wi-Fi / SENSOR] key to search for your sensor(s) manually. 

Once your sensor(s) pair up successfully, the sensor(s) signal strength indication 

and sensor information will appear on your display console.

Note: The status LED will flash cyan after you press the [Wi-Fi / SENSOR] key to 

search the sensor(s) manually.

When the console successfully connects to your Wi-Fi router, the Wi-Fi signal 

icon 

 will appear on the LCD display, next to the time. If the Wi-Fi signal is not 

stable or the console is trying to connect to the router, the icon will flash. If the icon 

disappears, it means the console is not connected to the Wi-Fi router.

After the console has connected to the internet, it will attempt to connect to the 

internet time server to obtain the time. Once the connection succeeds and the 

console’s time has updated, the 

SYNC icon will appear on the LCD. The time will 

automatically synchronize to the internet twice per day (noon and midnight).

Also you can press the [

REFRESH] key to obtain the internet time manually.

The clock will automatically adjust to Daylight Savings Time, unless turned off in the 

Time Settings.

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