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How do I sync the ThermoPro TP-60S remote sensor with its base station?

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OAlaina
12/17/2025, 04:19:21 PM

To sync your ThermoPro TP-60S remote sensor with the base station, follow these simple steps: First, place the remote sensor close to the base station. Next, insert batteries into the base station. You'll notice the RF signal icon on the base station flashing for about 3 minutes, which means it's in sync mode. If the icon stops flashing before you finish, press and hold the CHANNEL/SYNC button (located on the back) for 3-4 seconds to restart sync mode. After that, put batteries into the remote sensor. You can also press either the TX or RESET button inside the remote sensor's battery compartment. Now, wait a moment. The temperature and humidity readings from the remote sensor should now appear on the base station display, confirming successful synchronization. To add more remote sensors, repeat these steps; the base station can support up to 3 sensors. To display a specific sensor's readings constantly, press the CHANNEL/SYNC button until you see a circular arrow under the channel number. The display will then lock onto that sensor. Remember that during the initial 3-minute sync period, the base station cycles through channels. After that, you can choose a specific channel or enable auto-scroll. For more detailed guidance, consult the ThermoPro TP-60S Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Humidity and Temperature Monitor Instruction Manual.

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