Automatic Daily Transmitter Signal Check - Manual Setting Analog Clock; Replace Batteries - Clock Is Operational; Replace Batteries -Clock Is Not Operating - Primex XR Series Installation Manual

Automatic Daily Transmitter Signal Check - Manual Setting Analog Clock

At six pre-scheduled times a day (at 2 am/pm, 10am/pm, and 6 am/pm clock time, not actual time), the clock receiver
automatically turns on and begins searching for the transmitter signal, starting with the previously stored channel
number. If no signal is received on the first channel, the clock will scan all channels, searching for a signal.
Reset clock time: To reset the time after the initial set up procedure, simply remove the batteries. The clock is
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then ready to go through the initial set up procedure.
Loss of time signal: If the clock has not received a time signal for seven days, the second hand will go into a
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double step mode. Low batteries in the system clock can cause this non-signal reception. Should this occur,
replace the batteries.

Replace Batteries - Clock is Operational

Complete the steps below if the clock is currently operating, but requires replacement of its batteries.
1. Remove the clock from its location to access the back of the clock. Press the button located on the back of the
clock. The system clock will beep three times, record the hand position in memory, and stop hand movement.
2. Remove the old batteries.
3. Insert two new alkaline batteries. It is important that fresh, superior-quality batteries, with an expiration date that
exceeds five years past the installation date, be used for the system clock.
NOTE: Be sure to insert the batteries with the battery "+" end to the "+" end of the battery holder.
4. When both batteries are in place, the clock will beep three times and set the hands to the correct time. For the next
minute the clock will continue to beep with every valid decoded signal.
If the batteries are replaced quickly, the clock may not triple beep nor start when the batteries are inserted. If
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this happens, press the button and you should hear the triple beep and the clock will start.
If the clock is in a good signal area, it will beep every second. If the clock is in a marginal signal area, it will
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beep every few seconds.
If the batteries have been removed for over 1 hour and 15 minutes, the clock will double-step until the next
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scheduled time update and will then set the hands to the correct time.

Replace Batteries -Clock is Not Operating

Complete the steps below only if the clock is not operating and its batteries are required to be replaced.
1. Remove the clock from its location to access the back of the clock. Do NOT press the button before removing
batteries.
2. Remove the batteries.
NOTE: The clock should not beep when the batteries are removed.
3. Using the gray set wheel on the back of the clock, move the clock hands to display the approximate time to within
20 minutes of the correct time for your location. When setting the approximate time, move the hands in the
forward (clockwise) direction and end with the minute hand located at the appropriate location in relation to the
second hand (which does not move during the setting procedure). For example, if the second hand is pointing to
the "6", then the minute hand should be halfway between minute marks. If the second hand is at the "12", then the
minute hand should be placed on the minute mark.
Primex Wireless
XR Series Analog Clock Installation Guide
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