Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: RMR203HGH temp./ hum.  the base is set up,  sensor will not connect to base light blinks I have reset both many times
Document: This is done by using the tool provided (or an opened paper clip may be used). I had done that previously after replacing the batteries, but it needed to be done again a few times after also changing the batteries in the sensor unit, while having the base set on Channel 1. It kept moving to a different channel (un-numbered channel for room temp reading) but after 2-3 attempts, it gave the desired result! Thanks to those who mentioned this.
I've used the THN132N for a number of years with my base unit indoors and two sensors outdoors. They have been extremely reliable and accurate. They're easy to set up: just install an AA battery, give it a number on its slide selector (in the batt compartment), and push the "reset" hole with a "modified" paper clip.
I was prepared to write a bad review for this wireless sensor, but did a little additional troubleshooting before clicking to submit the review.Yes, I replaced the sensor battery, switched channels, reset the unit and moved the receiver closer to it and it still didn't register on the receiver. Then I decided to check the batteries in the receiver. Not dead, but low. The receiver still showed the inside temperature and the atomic clock was working, but a fresh set of batteries for the receiver did the trick.
Like others, I thought my outdoor sensor unit had failed after a few days of rain. I tried new batteries in the base and remote as suggested by others, no help. Then I noticed a small pin hole in the base unit marked reset. It is under the battery cover next to the zone button. Using a bent paper clip and pushing reset for about 3 seconds did the trick.
The sensor that was included with my RAR188A Thermometer was accidentally thrown out during a spring cleaning at my office. Oregon Scientific listed this model as a compatible replacement.Popped a battery in this unit, set the channel to 1, hit reset, and performed a sensor search on the thermometer and within a minute the temperature was displaying on the RAR188A. Just a quick note on transmission power, there is not a lot of power in these sensors to transmit back.
Thank you R. Whitaker for your review ... it saved me from throwing away a perfectly good sensor and buying another one! Note: If the sensor batteries die, you may need to pop the batteries on the base unit to get it to reset and find the sensor again (replacing the base unit batteries may not be necessary).[...]
I use this wireless temperature system to monitor the Ice box, the alternator, and battery compartment on my sailboat. Fastest and easiest way to install and set up a monitoring system on my sailboat. Cycles through the sensors giving the air temp in the various locations. In this application the sensors really give an average temp and not a spot or surface temp. Wish the display was wall mountable to free up shelf space.
Kind of expensive but I wanted to keep my OS system as is sinc ei like the display so much. My first temp sensor lasted 7years so here's hoping this new one lasts as well.
I don't expect this to be super accurate (funny that they actually display a decimal place on the temp -- precision without accuracy!!). But when you have two receivers sitting side by side, reading from the SAME sensor, and showing temperatures 3 degrees (F) apart, you might question if either one is right. Two sensors in the same place will show different readings as well.
Item arrived a day early. I needed additional instructions to set it up, and they were readily available from vendor. Sensor now works fine.
Answer: yes