If you have any questions regarding the Daywatcher's usage, please check the following list to see if your issue is addressed:
On occasion, the signal from the outdoor sensor to the Daywatcher Inside Unit will get interrupted. As long as "EEE" isn't constantly being displayed, this is part of the normal operation.
The Inside Unit and the Outdoor Sensor may not be communicating correctly. Ensure that the Unit and Sensor are no more than 100 feet from each other, and that they are properly aligned.
The batteries are drained. Replace the 3 AA batteries in the outside unit with new ones.
Communication may need to be restarted. After checking the batteries outside, un-plug the inside Unit and re-connect the power supply. Wait 30 seconds for the screen to refresh.
The batteries in the Outdoor Sensor need to be replaced.
Units manufactured after April, 2009 can already do this – see manual. Older Units require an update to firmware level 3.52 or higher.
Please e-mail tech support at information@thedaywatcher.com, and one of our technicians will respond within one business day with instructions on obtaining the firmware update 3.52 required to change dates..
Can I display the data in Centigrade?
Units manufactured after April, 2009 can already do this – see manual. Older Units require an update to firmware level 3.52 or higher.