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3.2 INIT mode
The INIT mode allows for carrying out the pairing between the clock to be synchronised and the
DHF transmitter. It is activated as factory default, when the clock switches on until it is paired with a
transmitter.
To connect the clock with the transmitter or another transmitter, press the INIT button for 5 seconds
to set the clock in INIT mode.
This operation can be done at all times after setting the hands at noon for the first
time, when the clock switches on.
Activating the INIT mode is only useful when changing the DHF transmitter (as well
as the channel).
• Clock behaviour:
When the clock is brought into service (when it switches on) or during the activation of the INIT
mode, the hands are set back at noon and the product switches to radio listening (synchronisation
process with the DHF transmitter)
only if the clock has enough power to do so.
If this is the case,
the clock will be set on time.
• Behaviour of the orange INIT LED:
The INIT LED indicates that the INIT mode has been activated and that the DHF INIT listening
windows are open.
Refer to the diagram below to interpret the status of the INIT LED according to the status of the
clock:
Synchronisation
successful?
Starting the clock
(commissioning)
Status of the clock
Reset of the hands
The LED switches on
Opening of a listening
window for synchronisation
with the DHF transmitter
The LED switches
on for 11 seconds
at most
The LED flashes 5 times
and switches off
Set on time
INIT mode activated
(by pressing INIT button)
The LED switches
on immediately
The LED switches on
after 5 seconds
Status of the INIT LED
1 minute waiting time
(
repeated cycle until
synchronised with
the transmitter
)
OR
OR
The LED switches off
for 1 minute
If the INIT LED has not been activated when the clock switches on (commissioning)
or if it is definitely deactivated after the hands have been reset at noon, or during
the synchronisation search cycles, then the clock no longer has enough power. In
that case, it is recommended to charge the clock via USB and choose a location with
better light exposure if necessary.