Note:
If the clock assembly does not line up with the junction box, it's possible to increase the opening up to 0.3 in. (14.7 in. total) on
either side as well as 0.2 in.(5.6 in. total) on the top or bottom. If these adjustments still do not allow the clock assembly to be
mounted to the junction box correctly, the junction box is required to be remounted
11.
Install drywall anchors to align with the four fastening holes located on the front of the clock assembly.
12.
Mount the clock assembly to the junction box using the supplied screws and washers.
13.
Reconnect the circuit board power cord connector and the timer input connector.
14.
Refasten the circuit board using the four screws.
15.
Complete this step for PoE models only:
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Insert the clock/timer Ethernet cable into a PoE enabled LAN port.
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Code Blue timer - wire input to designated code blue system.
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Elapsed timer -wire input to timer control switch.
16.
Peel off the protective checker board film from the two strips of tape and attach the face plate to the clock assembly.
17.
Secure the clock using the four mounting holes located on the front of the clock and fasten to the wall mounting surface.
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