Instruction
ATTENTION!! IMPORTANT INFORMATION
WHEN YOU FIRST USE THE DEVICE PLEASE FIRST PUT THE
BATTERIES IN THE TRANSMITTER!
GENERALLY IT TAKES APPROXIMATELY 7 MINUTES TO RECEIVE
THE MSF SIGNAL.
IF THE SYCHRONISATION IS NOT SUCCESSFUL, RESTART THE
DEVICE BY PRESSING THE „RESET“ BUTTON.
IF NECESSARY, CHANGE THE LOCATION OF THE WEATHER
STATION (E.G. PUT IT NEXT TO A WINDOW), IF IT HAS
PROBLEMS RECEIVING A SIGNAL.
OBSTRUCTIONS CAN CONSIDERABLY REDUCE THE
RANGE OF THE TRANSMITTER!
PROTECT THE OUTSIDE SENSORS AGAINST DIRECT
SUNLIGHT!!
THE WEATHER FORECAST IS READY FOR OPERATING
12 HOURS AFTER PUTTING IN THE BATTERIES!
THIS DEVICE IS ONLY DESIGNED TO BE USED AS AN ALARM
CLOCK AND AS A WEATHER STATION.
IT IS NOT ALLOWED TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OTHER
THAN THAT DESCRIBED IN THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS,
AS THIS COULD LEAD TO DAMAGE AND INJURIES.
WE DO NOT ACCEPT ANY LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE CAUSED
BY IMPROPER USE!
For further information and explanations please refer to the
operating instructions.
Directory
directory
important information
description of device
technical data
scope of delivery
important information
conformity declaration
display/pusher
initial start up
setting time manually
setting daily alarms
switching daily alarm on and off
automatic repeat alarm
setting the temperature alarm
switching the temperature alarm on and off
12/24-hour mode
summertime display
temperature trend display
maximum/minimum temperature/air humidity
air humidity trend display
indoor climate
air pressure display
weather forecast
location information/moon phase/
sunrise and sunset display/tides display
battery status display
illumination
radio link to outdoor sensor
additional cable sensor
receiving the radio signal
troubleshooting
guarantee
guarantee card
choice of cities
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Technical data
Weather station
• Batteries: 2 x AA/UM3/LR06
• Thermometer: unit 0.1°C
Interior measuring range:
0°C ~ 50°C
Exterior measuring range:
- 50°C ~ 70°C
Measuring accuracy:
max. +/- 1.5°C
• Hygrometer:
unit 5%
Measuring range:
20% - 90% RH
Measuring accuracy:
+/- 5%
Outside sensor
• Batteries: 2 x AAA/UM04/LR03
• Measuring accuracy of temp.:
max. +/- 1.5°C
• Transmitting frequency:
433 MHz
• Range up to 30 m
Scope of delivery
• Radio controlled weather station
• Radio controlled outside sensor
• Batteries: 2 x AA 2 x AAA
• Cable sensor
• Operating instructions
• Screwdriver, screws
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
• Please first place the batteries in the transmitter
• Generally it takes approximately 7 minutes to receive the MSF
signal
• If the synchronisation is not successful, press „Reset“ to restart.
If necessary, change the location of the weather station (for
instance next to a window) if it has problems receiving a signal.
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Description of device
Weather station
• Radio-controlled via MSF
• Time in 12/24-hour format
• Choice of 24 time zones
• Calendar until 2050
• Date and day of the week display
• Day of the week in 7 different languages:
English, German, Italian, French, Danish and Dutch
• 2 daily alarms
• Automatic repeat alarm
• Barometer in mb/hPa or in inHg
Diagram for showing air pressure over the past 12 hours
Air pressure trend display
• Weather forecast
Temperature trend display for inside and outside
Choice of display in °C or °F
• Hygrometer
Separate display of air humidity inside and outside
Air humidity trend display for inside and outside
• Minimum/maximum display for air humidity and temperature
inside and outside
• Temperature alarm
• Moon phase
• Sunrise and sunset display
• Display of tides: low, medium, high
• Battery status display
• Background lighting LED
Outside sensor
• Housing protected against spray water
• Temperature display in °C / °F
• Air humidity display
• Battery status display
• Range up to 30 metres
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Conformity declaration
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• The range of the transmitter can be considerably reduced by
obstacles
• Protect the receiver against direct sunlight
The weather forecast is ready for operation 12 hours after putting
in the batteries
• Batteries are not allowed to be disposed of in household waste!
Every consumer has a legal obligation to properly dispose of the
batteries!
• Keep batteries away from children, do not throw them in a fire,
short-circuit them or dismantle them.
• All batteries must be replaced at the same time – do not use
new batteries with used batteries.
• If you fail to follow these instructions, there is a risk that the
batteries may be discharged beyond their end-point voltage. If
the batteries in your device run out, remove them immediately to
avoid damage to the device.
Avoid contact with skin, eyes and mucous membrane.
If you come into contact with battery acid, rinse the affected
places with plenty of water and/or visit a doctor!
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Weather station
Initial start-up
• Open the battery compartment on the back of the outside
sensor and put the batteries in with the polarity as shown. Close
the battery compartment.
• Open the battery compartment on the back of the weather
station and put the batteries in with the polarity as shown.
Close the battery compartment.
• When you put the batteries in all displays briefly appear and
you will hear a beep sound indicating that it has established a
connection.
• The weather station now begins to establish a connection with
the outside sensor. This process takes approximately 3 minutes
and is indicated by the blinking receipt display on the „OUT-
SIDE“ display.
• After the weather station has established a connection with
the outside sensor the automatic receipt of the MSF radio signal
begins.
This process takes approximately 7 minutes and is indicated by
the blinking radio tower in the „Time“ display.
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We, NIKA USV, Im Seefeld 16, D- 63667 Nidda, hereby declare
that the radio-controlled weather station,
series 5422/29/11/04 conforms with the basic requirements
and the other relevant regulations of the above-mentioned Direc-
tive.
You can also find the above conformity declaration on
the Internet at www.nika-uhren.de
Display/pusher
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Weather trend Weather forecast
Moon phase
Sunrise and
sunset display
Location
Tides
12 hour course of
air pressure
Indoor area: Temperature,
temperature trend,
relative humidity, RH trend
Outdoor area:
Channel,
temperature,
temperature trend,
relative humidity,
RH trend
Barometer, display
of air pressure
values over
the last 12 hours
Date, day, year
Time, radio mast symbol, alarm symbols, snooze,
AM: in 12 hour format
Display of
relative humidity
Rear side
Button for switching °C/°F
Reset button „TX“
(below battery compartment cover)
Outdoor sensor
Display of outdoor temperature
Radio symbol for
connection to weather station
Side
Connection sensor cable
Air pressure
Channel
Max/Min
Temp
Loc.
Set
Alarm
Snooze/light
Rear side
Reset button
+ – s t
Information:
- The clock automatically switches to the normal time mode if no
buttons are pressed for 8 seconds.
- There is a choice of 7 languages for the day of the week display:
German, English, French, Danish, Dutch, Italian and Spanish
- Explanation of the time zone display:
- If you are staying in a country, where the clock still receives the
MSF signal but which has a different time zone than the U.K.,
you can change your clock to the time zone setting of this
country.
For instance, if the time in the country you are in is 1 hour
ahead of british time, set the time zone display to 01.
Now the clock is controlled by MSF but is 1 hour ahead of
british time.
This option will be useful, for instance, if you work with people
in another country. For instance, if you want to know the time in
America, you set the time zone display to -06 for the current
time in Chicago, etc.
Setting the daily alarms
The weather station has two daily alarms. Press „ALARM“ briefly
to call up the set alarm times.
The display switches from the time to Alarm 1 and to Alarm 2
when you press it again – after 5 seconds the weather station
switches back to the normal time display.
To set the daily alarms, take the following procedure:
• Press and hold the „ALARM“ button for 3 seconds, until the
Alarm time 1 and the blinking symbol are displayed.
• Now use the „+& -“ button to set the alarm time you want and
then briefly press the „ALARM“ button.
• The hour display of the alarm time starts to blink: you now use
the „+ & -“ arrow buttons to set the time you want.
o Press „ALARM“ to confirm this.
• The minute display of the alarm time starts to blink: you now
use the arrow button „+ & -“ to set the minutes.
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• When the reception is successful the radio tower symbol is
permanently displayed.
If this automatic setting process is unsuccessful, use a pointed
object to press the reset button on the rear of the weather station
housing or start a new search process by pressing the „-“ for 3
seconds.
If poor reception prevents automatic setting of the time, please
take the following procedure:
Setting time manually
• Press and hold the „SET“ button for 3 seconds.
• The year display „2000“ starts to blink: now you use „+ & -“ to
set the right year.
o Press „SET“ to confirm.
• The month display starts to blink: now you use „+ & -“ to set the
right month.
o Press „SET“ to confirm.
• The date display starts to blink: now you use „+ & -“ to set the
right date.
o Press „SET“ to confirm.
• The language choice for the day of the week starts to blink:
now you use „+ & -“ to set the right language.
o Press „SET“ to confirm.
• The hour display starts to blink: now you use „+ & -“ to set the
right hour.
o Press „SET“ to confirm.
• The minutes display starts to blink: now you use „+ & -“ to set
the right minute.
o Press „SET“ to confirm.
• The time zones begin to blink: now you use „+ & -“ to set the
right time zone (-12 to +12).
o Press „SET“ to confirm and complete the setting.
By briefly pressing „Set“ you can switch between the day of the
week and the year display.
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bol for the temperature alarm starts to blink.
• Press the „CHANNEL“ button to choose one of the different ra-
dio channels (CH1, CH2 and CH3) (if several sensors are
within range).
o Press „TEMP“ to confirm the channel you have chosen.
• The symbol for the upper limit of the temperature alarm starts
to blink: you now use the arrow button „s & t“ to set the
desired maximum.
o Press „TEMP“ to confirm this.
• The symbol for the lower limit of the temperature alarm starts to
blink: you now use the arrow buttons „s & t“ to set the
desired minimum.
o Press „TEMP“ to confirm this and complete the setting.
Switching the temperature alarm
on and off
• To switch the temperature alarm on and off for all channels of
the outside sensors, briefly press the „TEMP“ button.
o Alarm switched on: temperature alarm symbol appears on
the display
o Alarm switched off: temperature alarm symbol is switched off.
Information:
- A temperature alarm can be set up for each channel.
- If the maximum is set lower than the minimum, the setting pro-
cess cannot be completed.
- The minimum always has to be 1 °C under the maximum.
- When the temperature alarm sounds the affected channel and
the upper or lower limit is displayed.
12/24 – hour mode
The time display is shown in a 12-hour or 24-hour format. You
can switch between the two modes by briefly pressing „-“.
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o Press „ALARM“ to confirm this and complete the setting.
Switching the daily alarm
on and off
• Briefly press the „+“ button to switch the daily alarm on or off
Press 1 x to activate Alarm 1.
Press 2 x to activate Alarm 2.
Press 3 x to deactivate both alarms.
Information:
- The clock automatically switches from the setting mode to the
normal clock mode if no buttons are pressed for 8 seconds.
- The alarm sounds for 2 minutes if it is not switched off by pres-
sing any of the buttons. In this case the alarm will be repeated
after 24 hours.
- Increasing alarm volume (lasting for 2 minutes) changes the
volume 4 times while the alarm is sounding.
Automatic repeat alarm
• To activate the automatic repeat alarm, please take the follo-
wing procedure:
While the alarm sounds press the „REPEAT ALARM/LIGHT“
button to activate the repeat alarm.
When the repeat alarm function is activated the „Zz“ symbol
appears on the display.
• This process moves the alarm 5 minutes ahead, so that it will
start again after 5 minutes.
• The repeat alarm function can be interrupted by pressing any of
the buttons and repeated up to 7 times.
Setting the temperature alarm
• Press and hold the „TEMP button“ for 3 seconds, until the sym-
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• Press and hold the „MAX/MIN“ button to delete the stored
maximum and minimum temperature and air humidity.
Air humidity trend display
After you put the batteries in the weather station the current air
humidity appears on the display. The trend display shows a
neutral course for the air humidity (horizontal arrow).
The further course of the trend display is determined as follows:
- If the air humidity has increased by more than 5% compared to
the last measured temperature after an hour, the trend display
will show a positive course (arrow pointing upwards)
- If the air humidity has decreased by more than 5% compared to
the last measured temperature after an hour, the trend display
will show a negative course (arrow pointing downwards)
If the air humidity has not changed compared to the last measu-
red temperature after an hour, the arrow will point in a horizontal
direction instead of upwards or downwards. The measured air
humidity is then taken into account as a neutral value for the
further forecast.
Indoor climate
The Smileys in the display for indoor temperature and indoor air
humidity shows whether the climate where the weather station is
located is dry, normal or moist.
Dry
Normal
Moist
Air pressure display
The air pressure trend over the last 12 hours is shown in a column
diagram in the display. You also have the possibility of having the
exact air pressure, for instance 7 hours ago, displayed in the
normal air pressure display.
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Summer time display
The summer time is shown when the -symbol appears on the
display. The clock is set via the MSF signal.
°C/°F Temperature display
The temperature display can be shown in °C or °F. Briefly press
the „t“ to select the different modes.
Temperature trend display
After you put the batteries in, the weather station measures the
current temperature. The trend display shows a neutral temperatu-
re trend (horizontal arrow).
The further course of the trend display is determined as follows:
- If the temperature has increased by more than 1 °C compared
to the last measured temperature, a positive course is displayed
(arrow pointing upwards).
- If the temperature has decreased by more than 1 °C compared
to the last measured temperature, a negative course is displayed
(arrow pointing downwards).
If the temperature has not changed by more than 1 °C compared
to the last measured temperature after an hour, the arrow will
point in a horizontal direction instead of upwards or downwards.
The measured temperature is then taken into account as a neutral
value for the further forecast.
Maximum/minimum temperature/
air humidity
• Briefly press the „MAX/MIN“ button to call up the maximum
and minimum temperature and air humidity. The display chan-
ges after 5 seconds back to the normal time mode.
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To do so please take the following procedure:
• Briefly press the „AIR PRESSURE“ button to show the air pressu-
re readings over the last few hours. Pressing seven times = the
air pressure reading seven hours ago.
• To obtain an exact reading set the altitude of the weather
station as follows:
Press and hold the button „AIR PRESSURE“ for 3 seconds and
use the „s & t“ buttons for setting the altitude in metres above
NZ (normal zero). Briefly press „AIR PRESSURE“ to confirm this.
You always have to change the altitude setting if you change
the location of your weather station.
Note:
- The air pressure decreases the higher the altitude is.
- For each 8 metres this is approximately –1 hPa
- You cannot have the air pressure displayed for a specific height
by adjusting the altitude in metres of the set height. The weather
station always measures the current location reading.
You can have the air pressure shown in mb/hPa or inHg. Briefly
press the „s“ button to choose which option you want on the
display.
Weather forecast
The weather station uses the air pressure data of the past 4 hours
to make a weather forecast for the next 12 to 24 hours.
Here you have to take into account the fact that the data is not
correct during the first 12 hours after you put the batteries in,
because the weather station first has to adjust to the existing con-
ditions after it is switched on.
The forecast can be made for a radius of 15- 20 km.
The station uses 5 different animated symbols for forecasting the
weather: sun, clouds, rain, snow and storm
Sun Clouds Rain Frost Warning Snow Storm
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Note:
If the temperature falls below +4 °C, the snow crystal symbol
appears for a „Frost Warning“.
Location information / moon phase /
sunrise and sunset display /tides display
Press and hold the „LOCATION“ button for 3 seconds, until the
choice of town starts to blink. You now use the „+“ & „ -“ buttons
to set the location.
• Press „LOCATION“ to confirm this.
You will find the list of towns in the enclosure.
The weather station now uses the stored information for the selec-
ted town to determine the sunrise and sunset, the strengths of the
tides, and the sun and moon phases.
The strengths of the tides are indicated by ST, ME and
WK. WK = Weak, ST = Strong and ME = Medium
Note: sunrise/sunset
Sunrise
Location
Sunset
Note: moon phase
The moon phases are automatically updated with the date in
accordance with the following scheme.
Warning
Waning Waning Waning
crescent moon half moon full moon
New moon Full moon
Waxing Waxing Waxing
crescent moon half moon full moon
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Battery status display
The battery symbol in the weather station display indicates whe-
ther the weather station‘s batteries or the outside sensor‘s batteries
have to be changed.
- Battery status display of the weather station in the time area of
the display
- Battery status display of the outside sensor in the outside area of
the display
Illumination
Briefly press the „SNOOZE/LIGHT“ button to activate the illumina-
tion of the display for 5 seconds.
Radio link to outside sensor
• To manually establish a link with the outside sensor, press and
hold the „CHANNEL“ button for 3 seconds.
• Briefly press the „CHANNEL“ button to select a channel (1 to
3). This enables you to seek information on a maximum of 3
outside sensors for one weather station. However, the outside
sensor fitted to the weather station only transmits on the first
channel and cannot be adjusted.
When you press the „CHANNEL“ button four times an arrow
circle symbol appears underneath the channel number. Now
the weather station automatically changes between the indivi-
dual channels.
• Supplied outdoor sensor for channel 1 use only!
Additional cable sensor
You have the option of fitting the cable sensor, which is supplied
with your weather station, onto the actual external sensor. For
instance, this enables you to keep the outside sensor indoors
when the weather is extremely cold, and still have the outside
temperature displayed. We recommend using the cable sensor for
a temperature of approximately - 5°C or below. This prevents the
battery or the display of the outdoor sensor from freezing, hence
ensuring that it does not stop working.
You can also put the additional sensor in a place that is difficult
to access, and conveniently read the values on the display of the
weather station.
Connect the cable sensor by
plugging it into the socket on
the right hand of the outside
sensor.
Receiving the radio signal
• The clock automatically starts the search for the MSF signal after
you restart it or change the batteries. The radio tower symbol
begins to blink.
• The clock automatically starts trying to synchronise with the MSF
signal at 2.00 a.m., to correct any deviations that might have
occurred. If this synchronisation attempt should fail (the radio
tower symbol on the display disappears), another attempt is
automatically started exactly on the hour an hour later. This
process is automatically repeated up to 4 times.
• To start the manual MSF signal reception press and hold the
„t“ button for 3 seconds. If no signal is received during the
next 7 minutes, the search for the MSF signal stops (the radio
tower symbol on the display disappears) and another search
are automatically started exactly on the hour an hour later.
Information:
- A blinking radio tower means that MSF signal reception has
started.
- The permanent display of a radio tower symbol means the MSF
signal has been successfully received.
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- We recommend a minimum distance of 2.5 metres from
anything that causes interference, such as televisions or compu-
ter monitors.
- In rooms with concrete walls (for instance on the basement floor)
and office buildings the signal is weaker. In extreme cases place
the alarm clock next to a window.
- Since there is less atmospheric disturbance at night, in most
cases this is a time when a radio signal can be received.
Synchronising the time display once a day is sufficient to
maintain its precision right down to the last second.
Note:
If the weather station cannot receive the MSF signal (due to distur-
bances, a great distance from the transmitter, or similar problems)
you can set the time manually. As soon as it becomes possible
to receive a MSF signal the time and date will be automatically
adjusted.
We reserve the right to make technical changes!
Troubleshooting
Problem Solution
The MSF signal
for the time
cannot be received.
The temperature display
on the sensor doesn‘t
match the display on the
weather station.
You think the temperature
display of the sensor
is too high.
The weather station is not
receiving a signal from
the sensor.
The sunrise/sunset time
is not correct.
The display is illegible or
the function is unclear.
Don‘t put the weather station in the
immediate vicinity of other electrical
appliances or put it near a window (if
the walls of the building are made of
concrete) and restart the radio recepti-
on search.
If necessary, set the „RESET“ button on
the back of the clock.
Make sure that the sensor signal is
being received. Synchronise the radio
link manually by pressing and holding
the „CHANNEL“ button for 3 seconds.
Our devices have a tolerance range
(see technical data) that allows for
a certain temperature deviation. Ho-
wever, you should check whether the
sensor is near a source of heat.
Synchronise the signal manually by
pressing and holding the „CHANNEL“
button for 3 seconds, and check whe-
ther other nearby electrical appliances
are disturbing the connection.
Check whether the right location has
been set for your area. You will the list
of locations in the enclosure.
Remove the batteries from the weather
station and put them back in again.
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Guarantee for series 5422/29/11/04
Dear customer,
Our products are subjected to a stringent quality control. If,
however, this device does not function perfectly, we are extremely
sorry for the inconvenience and request you to contact our service
address shown below.
The guaranty period is three years, beginning from the date of
purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase.
During the guarantee period you can send defective weather sta-
tions freight forward to the service address shown below. You will
then receive a new or repaired device in return, free of charge.
After the guaranty period runs out you can also send the defective
device to our service centre address shown below to be repaired.
After the guaranty period runs out you will have to pay for any
repairs. Your statutory rights are not restricted by this guarantee.
Repair + Service
PDX Logistics Ltd, PDX House, 4-5 Hikers Way, Crendon Industrial
Park, Long Crendon, Bucks HP18 9RW
We congratulate your on purchasing this weather station and
wish you complete satisfaction!
Guarantee Card
Dear customer,
If you want to claim under our guarantee, please fill in this gua-
rantee card and do not forget to send it together with the device
and the receipt to our service address. This will make it easier to
process your claim.
Article: Radio Weather Station, Outside Sensor
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Choice of cities and their abbreviations
GERMANY
aachen
AC
berlin
B
duesseldorf
D
dresden
DD
erfurt
EF
frankfurt
F
flensburg
FL
freiburg
FR
hannover
H
bremen
HB
hamburg
HH
rostock
HRO
stralsund
HST
koeln
K
kiel
KI
kassel
KS
leipzig
L
muenchen
M
magdeburg
MD
nuernberg
N
regensburg
R
stuttgart
S
saarbruecken
SB
schwerin
SN
DENMARK
alborg
ALB
arhus
ARH
copenhagen
CPH
odense
ODE
SPAIN
alicante
ALI
andorra
AND
ITALY
ancona
ANC
bari
BAI
bologna
BOL
cagliari
CAG
catane
CAT
firenze
FIR
foggia
FOG
genova
GEN
lecce
LEC
messina
MES
milano
MIL
napoli
NAP
palermo
PAL
parma
PAR
perrugia
PER
roma
ROM
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badajoz
BAD
barcelona
BAR
bilbao
BIL
cadix
CAD
cordoba
COR
ibiza
IBZ
la corogna
LCO
leon
LEO
las palmas
LPA
madrid
MAD
malaga
MAL
palma de
mallorca
LPM
salamanca
SAL
sevilla
SEV
valencia
VAL
zaragossa
ZAR
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torino
TOR
trieste
TRI
venezia
VEN
ventimiglia
VER
verona
VTG
IRELAND
dublin
DUB
LUXEMBOURG
luxembourg
LUX
NORWAY
bergen
NGN
oslo
OSL
stavanger
STA
NETHERLANDS
amsterdam
AMS
armheim
ARN
einhoven
EIN
enschede
ENS
groningen
GRO
den haag
HAA
rotterdam
ROT
PORTUGAL
evora
AVO
coimbra
COI
faro
FAR
leiria
LEI
lisbon
LIS
porto
POR
POLAND
gdansk
GDZ
krakow
KKW
poznan
POZ
szcecin
SZC
warsaw
WAW
FRANCE
bescancon
BES
biarritz
BIA
bordeaux
BOR
brest
BRE
cherbourg
CHE
clermferrand CMF
lille
LIL
lyon
LYO
marseille
MAR
metz
MET
monaco
MCO
nates
NAT
nice
NIC
orleans
ORL
paris
PAR
perpignan
PER
rouen
ROU
stasbourg
STR
toulouse
TOU
FINLAND
helsinki
HEL
GREAT BRITAIN
aberdeen
ABD
belfast
BEL
birmingham
BIR
bristol
BRI
edinburgh
EDH
glasgow
GLW
london
LON
manchester
MAN
plymouth
PLY
HUNGARY
budapest
BUD
CROATIA
zagreb
ZAG
RUSSIA
St petersburg PET
SWEDEN
gothenburg
GOT
malmo
MLO
stockholm
STO
SLOVAKIA
bratoslava
BRV
SLOVENIA
ljubljana
LJU
JUGOSLAVIA
berigrade
BEO
AUSTRIA
graz
GRZ
innsbruck
INN
linz
LNZ
salzburg
SLZ
vienna
VIE
BELGIUM
antwerpen
ANT
brugges
BRG
bruxellex
BRU
charleroi
CHA
liege
LIE
SWITZERLAND
basel
BAS
bern
BER
chur
CHR
geneva
GNV
locarno
LOC
lucerne
LUC
st moritz
MOR
st gallen
SGL
sion
SIO
vaduz
VDZ
zuerich
ZUR
CZECH REPUBLIC
prague
PRG