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Transmitter Broadcast - System Device Installation Considerations
Digital LED Clocks
While using the timed transmit schedule, the LED clocks will update at 39, 45, 55, and 05 minutes past the hour.
If installing clocks after the initial 8 hour transmission, there are 3 options
1. Install clocks between 39 minutes past the hour and 6 minutes after the next hour. They will set right away.
2. Install the clocks any time of the day. They will display dashes until they receive a signal from the transmitter 39 minutes after
the hour.
3. Cycle power to the transmitter. It will then transmit for 8 hours and clocks will update immediately on power up.
If the clock loses power when the transmitter is in standby and not broadcasting, it will show dashes until
39 minutes after the hour.
If an LED clock has been synchronized and has not received a signal from the transmitter in 72 hours, the colons will flash.
Satellite Transmitter - Receiver Switch (Repeater)
While using the timed transmit schedule, the receiver switch will update between 40 and 56 minutes past the hour. The actual update
time varies depending on what channel number it is receiving a signal on.
If installing a receiver switch after the initial 8 hour transmission, there are 3 options
1. Install the receiver switch between 39 minutes past the hour and 6 minutes after the next hour. It will set right away.
2. Install the receiver switch at any time of the day, it will disable the output of the satellite transmitter and the green LED will
remain solid until 39 minutes after the hour. At that time, the LED will begin flashing and the transmitter connected to it will
begin broadcasting.
3. Cycle power to the transmitter. It will then transmit for 8 hours and the receiver switch will update immediately on power up.
If a receiver switch loses power when the transmitter is not broadcasting, it will disable the output of the satellite transmitter and the
green LED will remain solid until 39 minutes after the hour. At that time, the LED will begin flashing and the transmitter connected to it
will begin broadcasting.
If a receiver switch has been synchronized and did not receive a signal from the transmitter the previous hour, the green LED will go
solid. If it has not received a signal in 48 hours the red LED on the transmitter it is connected to will begin to flash.
Wireless Tone Generator
While using the timed transmit schedule, the wireless tone generator will update between 39 and 6 minutes past the hour. The green
LED on the wireless tone generator will flash during this time indicating that it is receiving a signal.
If installing a wireless tone generator after the initial 8 hour transmission, there are 2 options
1. Install the wireless tone generator between 39 minutes past the hour and 6 minutes after the next hour. It will update its time
right away and begin updating its schedule information.
2. Cycle power to the transmitter. It will then transmit for 8 hours and the wireless tone generator will update both its time and
schedule information immediately on power up.
If the wireless tone generator loses power when the transmitter is not broadcasting, the LED will go solid until 39 minutes after the
hour. At that time, the LED will begin flashing and the time and event schedule information will be updated.
When a new event schedule is downloaded to a transmitter, it will broadcast continuously for 30 minutes to update the time and
schedule information in the wireless tone generator.
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