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Thermastat ?
- Thread starter pebblelu
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HoosierHerper
Josh
If it is this one...
Then all you have to do is place the probe on one end, and the unit on the other end of the enclosure. The window that says "Inside Temp" will be the temp. at the end of the enclosure that the actual unit is sitting at. The window that says "Outside Temp" will be the temp on the end where the probe is.
When you hit that button you are viewing the highest and lowest ever recorded temp. for that unit...it has a memory feature. I have never used this feature, but I'm sure somebody could find use for it. If you aren't seeing two temp.'s displayed in the window, and are instead seeing a temp and the time; you need to hit the clock/temp button to switch it. You should now be seeing two temps....an "Inside and Outside", or to you a "Warm-end and a Cool-End" reading.
Here are some instructions that should work with this model: http://www.atomixtime.com/pgs/pdfs/00887DigitalTherm.pdf
Then all you have to do is place the probe on one end, and the unit on the other end of the enclosure. The window that says "Inside Temp" will be the temp. at the end of the enclosure that the actual unit is sitting at. The window that says "Outside Temp" will be the temp on the end where the probe is.
When you hit that button you are viewing the highest and lowest ever recorded temp. for that unit...it has a memory feature. I have never used this feature, but I'm sure somebody could find use for it. If you aren't seeing two temp.'s displayed in the window, and are instead seeing a temp and the time; you need to hit the clock/temp button to switch it. You should now be seeing two temps....an "Inside and Outside", or to you a "Warm-end and a Cool-End" reading.
Here are some instructions that should work with this model: http://www.atomixtime.com/pgs/pdfs/00887DigitalTherm.pdf
HoosierHerper
Josh
No problem..that's the one alot of people use, and what I used for my Ball Pythons...I never used the history button...my temps don't fluctuate so I have no reason to know what the lowest/highest recorded temps are...but it's there if you need it I guess 
