Sapling SALG Series Bedienungsanleitung

The Sapling Company, Inc.

1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

F. (+1) 215.322.8498

www.sapling-inc.com

Current as of July 2016

SAL/SALG Series Wireless Clock

Installation Manual V5.5

The Sapling Company, Inc.

1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

F. (+1) 215.322.8498

www.sapling-inc.com

SAL/SALG Series Wireless Clocks

Table of Contents

Table of Contents 2

Important Safety Instructions 3

Identify Your Clock 4

Synchronization System Setup 5 - 7

Wall Mount Installation -

- Round Standard ABS Clock - Battery Powered 8 - 10

- Locally Powered 11 - 13

- Round SlimLine Clock - Battery Powered 14 - 16

- Locally Powered 17 - 20

- Round Aluminum/Wood Clock - Battery Powered 21 - 24

- Locally Powered 25 - 29

- Square Clock - Battery Powered 30 - 33

- Locally Powered 34 - 37

Flag Mount Installation -

- Round Standard ABS Clock - Battery Powered 38 - 43

F - Locally Powered 44-49

- Round SlimLine/Aluminum Clock - Battery Powered 50 - 56

- Locally Powered 57 - 63

- Square Clock - Battery Powered 64 - 70

- Locally Powered 71 - 77

Double Mount Installation -

- Round Standard ABS Clock - Battery Powered 78 - 82

D - Locally Powered 83 - 87

- Round SlimLine/Aluminum Clock - Battery Powered 88 - 93

- Locally Powered 94 - 99

- Square Clock - Battery Powered 100 - 106

- Locally Powered 107 - 113

Legacy Movement - Battery Powered 114

Frequently Asked Questions 115 - 116

Manuals may change without prior notice

VERY IMPORTANT:

INSTALL, POWER, AND SET YOUR MASTER

CLOCK OR REPEATER BEFORE POWERING THE

SECONDARY WIRELESS CLOCKS

A Sapling Master Clock and any Repeaters must

be properly installed, powered, and set up BEFORE

you attempt to set up a wireless clock system. If

the Master Clock and Repeaters are not powered,

the secondary clocks will not synchronize.

Troubleshooting 117 - 118

Diagnostic #1 - Signal Information 119

Diagnostic #2 - Signal Quality 120

Diagnostic #3 - Manufacturing Default 120 - 121

Diagnostic #4 - Battery Voltage 121

Warranty 122

FCC Statement 123

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1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

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www.sapling-inc.com

Important Safety Instructions

DANGER

SHOCK HAZARD

• Keep the electricity to this device

turned OFF until the clock installation

is complete.

• Do not expose the clock movement to

water, or install the clock in a location

where it may be exposed to water.

WARNING

FIRE HAZARD

• Always follow your national and

regional electrical codes or ordinances.

• The AC power circuit for the clock

must be attached to a circuit breaker that

can be reset by the user.

PHYSICAL INJURY HAZARD

• If you are standing on an object while

installing your clock, make sure that the

object can support your weight, and will

not sway or move as you stand on it.

• Take precautions to avoid injury by

potential safety hazards near the point

of installation including (but not limited

to) heavy machinery, sharp objects, hot

surfaces, or exposed cables carrying an

electric current.

• Follow all mounting instructions exactly

as stated in this manual. Failure to do so

may result in the device falling off the

point of installation.

• Packaging materials and mounting

items include plastic bags and small

pieces, which pose a suffocation hazard

to young children.

NOTICE

• Do not install the clock outdoors.

Damage to the clock if placed outdoors

voids the warranty.

• Do not hang objects from the clock or

clock mounting parts. The clocks are not

designed to support the weight of other

objects.

• The clock face and housing may

be cleaned with a damp cloth or

disinfectant. Test other cleaning products

on a small part of the clock housing

before attempting to use on the rest of

the clock. Avoid bleach and chemicals

known to dissolve plastics.

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1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

F. (+1) 215.322.8498

www.sapling-inc.com

Identify Your Clock

A label containing the part number of your clock is attached to the

clock movement.

If your part number begins with SAL-2 or SALG-2, you own a STANDARD ABS clock

If your part number begins with SAL-4 or SALG-4, you own a SLIMLINE ABS or SQUARE clock

If your part number begins with SAL-5 or SALG-5 you own an ALUMINUM clock

If your part number begins with SAL-6 or SALG-6 you own a WOOD clock

Example part numbers:

SAL-2BS-16R-1 (STANDARD ABS clock, 900 MHz)

SAL-4BS-12S-4 (SQUARE clock, 900 MHz)

SALG-4BS-12R-4 (SLIMLINE ABS clock, 2.4 GHz)

SAL-5AS-09R-1 (ALUMINUM clock, 900 MHz)

SALG-6DS-12R-2 (WOOD clock, 2.4 GHz)

Please note that STANDARD ABS clocks may use either the movement shown on the left or the one shown

on the right. Instructions and diagrams have been provided for both variants.

All SlimLine, Square, Aluminum, and Wood clocks use the movement shown on the left.

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1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

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www.sapling-inc.com

Synchronization System Setup

VERY IMPORTANT:

INSTALL, POWER, AND SET YOUR MASTER CLOCK OR REPEATER BEFORE POWERING THE SECONDARY

WIRELESS CLOCKS

A Sapling Master Clock and any Repeaters must be installed, powered, and set up BEFORE you attempt to

set up a wireless clock system. If the Master Clock and Repeaters are not properly installed and powered,

the secondary clocks will not synchronize.

Instructions in this section refer to the Transmit/Receive button located on the clock movement. Review

the illustration on the right if you have trouble ﬁnding it.

Normal/Economy Mode:

Battery-powered SAL/SALG series clocks can operate in one

of two different modes.

• Normal mode causes the SAL/SALG to receive and

transmit every two hours. Using this mode, the clock

will have a 5 year battery life, assuming that the clock

has good reception and is using Duracell ProCell

batteries. Clocks are shipped to customers in this mode.

If the SAL/SALG is being added to an existing

system, it must be set to normal mode.

• Economy mode causes the SAL/SALG to receive and

transmit every four hours. Using this mode, the clock

will have an 8 year battery life, assuming that the

clock has good reception and is using Duracell

ProCell batteries.

The two modes may be toggled by pressing and

releasing the Diagnostic Button seven times. If Normal

mode is selected, the red LED will shine for one minute and the second hand will go to the 25-second

position. If Economy mode is selected, the green LED will shine for one minute and the second hand will

go to the 40-second position.

Manual Wireless Receiver Settings:

• If you power-cycle the clock (turn it off and turn it on again by removing the power connector or batteries),

the receiver will be powered for ten minutes.

• If you press the Transmit/Receive button twice, the receiver will search for the time signal for ten minutes.

During this time the hour and minute hands will function normally, but the second hand will move to the

twenty second position until the signal is received. If a signal is received, the clock will synchronize the hands

to match the time. If ten minutes have passed and a signal has not been received, the second hand will

return to where it was when the button was pressed, then continue operating.

• If you press the Transmit/Receive button once, the transmitter will transmit the time signal for ten minutes.

However, this will only occur if the clock has received a signal with time data during the past twelve hours.

During this time, the second hand will move to the forty second position. After the ten minutes have passed,

the second hand will return to where it was when the button was pressed, then continue operating.

Red

Green

Diagnostic

All Other Clocks

Transmit/Receive

Diagnostic

Green

Standard ABS

Red

Transmit/Receive

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USA

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Synchronization System Setup (ctd.)

Positioning Transceivers:

The main transceiver should be installed in a central location where there is a minimum number of

walls between the transmitter and clocks. After the main transceiver has been installed, begin installing

the secondary clocks nearest to the main transceiver, followed by whichever clocks are nearest to the

secondary clocks, and so on. Each secondary clock within range of the transceiver should receive data and

begin correcting itself within ﬁve minutes of being powered on. Be aware of walls or other obstructions

made of thick concrete or sheet metal, as these may block the signal entirely.

Manually setting a connection between two or more SALs:

1.Identify two clocks. The one which is receiving a signal from the Master Clock is your Transmitter

clock, the one which is not receiving a signal is your Receiver clock.

2.Press the Transmit/Receive button on the Transmitter clock once. The second hand will move to the 40

second position and the clock will stop running. The Transmitter clock is now in transmission mode.

3.Press the Transmit/Receive button on the Receiver clock twice. The second hand will move to the

20 second position until the Receiver clock receives time from the Transmitter clock. You may

perform this step with more than one Receiver clock at the same time.

4.As you move further away from the main transceiver, use one of your now-synchronized Receiver

clocks as your new Transmitter, and continue the process.

System Setup Options

There are three ways to operate a system of Sapling’s SAL/SALG Series Wireless clocks. The user may

choose one or a combination of the options listed below:

1.No clocks are used for transmission. This option should only be taken if the user already has a main

high-powered transceiver and as many repeaters as needed to cover the premises.

2.Battery powered clocks are used as transceivers/repeaters. This option assumes that there is at least

one high powered transceiver in range of enough of the clocks that the clocks can repeat the signal

to all other clocks in the system.

3.Locally powered clocks are used as transceivers/repeaters. This option assumes that there is at least

one high powered transceiver in range of enough of the clocks that the clocks can repeat the signal

to all other clocks in the system.

Before performing any of these options, the user must install and power the master clock and main

transceiver ﬁrst.

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1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

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www.sapling-inc.com

Synchronization System Setup (ctd.)

System Option 1

No clocks are being used for transmission. This option should only be taken if the user already has a main

high-powered transceiver and as many repeaters as needed to cover the premises. There are two methods

for setting up a system that uses this option:

Method A: Transceivers or repeaters are synchronized wirelessly to the main transceiver.

1.Place the main transceiver in a central location, like a hallway, where the signal will not be blocked.

2.Pick the location for a secondary transceiver or repeater.

3.Place the secondary transceiver or repeater in a location where it can receive the signal from the

main transceiver.

4.Power up the main and secondary transceivers. Within ﬁve minutes, the secondary transceiver

should be showing the time of the main transceiver. If the secondary transceiver is failing to

synchronize, install it closer to the main transceiver.

5.Repeat steps 1-4 with all additional transceivers or repeaters. Note that other transceivers or

repeaters can receive signals from a properly synchronized secondary transceiver/repeater, not just

the main transceiver/repeater.

System Option 2

Battery powered clocks are used as transceivers/repeaters. This option assumes that there is at least one

high powered transceiver in range of enough of the clocks and that the clocks can repeat the signal to all

other clocks in the system.

Either follow the previous instructions listed under “Manually setting a connection between two or more

SALs”, or perform the following steps:

1.Install the batteries in the clocks while close to the main transceiver.

2.After each clock has received a signal from the transceiver and adjusted to the main transceiver

time, place the battery cover back on.

3.Take each clock, while the clock is running, to the planned point of installation and mount the

clock on the wall.

(NOTE: This method does not conﬁrm that the clocks are in range of each other)

System Option 3

Locally powered clocks are used as transceivers/repeaters. This option assumes that there is at least one

high powered transceiver in range of enough of the clocks that the clocks can repeat the signal to all other

clocks in the system.

In this state, locally powered SAL/SALG clocks will enable their receivers at all times, and will transmit time

data once each minute.

The Sapling Company, Inc.

1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

P. (+1) 215.322.6063

F. (+1) 215.322.8498

www.sapling-inc.com

Wall Mount Installation - Round Standard ABS Clock - Battery Powered

Included in Package

Included in Wiring Kit (A-WK-12-1)

Description

SAL or SALG round Standard ABS

analog clock

Quantity

Picture

Mounting Bracket

#10x1.5 Self-tapping screw

Wall anchor

#4x5/16 Screw

Bracket Securing Nut

PLEASE NOTE: A user will also have to provide two D-Cell batteries, a Phillips-head screwdriver, a small slot-head screwdriver, a drill with a 1/4 inch drill bit,

a pencil, a single gang box, any equipment needed to install the gang box, and any additional wiring needed to extend the power or ground cables.

If any of the items listed in the wiring kit are missing, you may contact your dealer and order a

replacement kit.

VERY IMPORTANT:

INSTALL, POWER, AND SET YOUR MASTER CLOCK OR REPEATER BEFORE POWERING THE SECONDARY

WIRELESS CLOCKS

A Sapling Master Clock and any Repeaters must be installed, powered, and set up BEFORE you attempt to set up a wireless clock system. If

the Master Clock and Repeaters are not properly installed and powered, the secondary clocks will not synchronize.

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USA

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Wall Mount Installation - Round Standard ABS Clock

3) Remove the back cover from the battery pack

by pulling the two latches away to either side and

sliding the cover out.

1) Use the mounting bracket, a pencil, and a level to

trace two holes on the wall, then use the 1/4 inch

drill to drill holes at the locations of the two marks.

2) Place the two wall anchors into the holes, then

screw the two #10 self-tapping screws through the

bracket and into the wall anchors.

4) First remove the gearbox pin, then insert the

batteries into the clock. If the clock is within range

of a powered transmitter, the hands should begin to

move within a minute.

For instructions regarding the original battery pack and movement

design, refer to the section of this manual labeled “Legacy

Movement - Battery Powered”.

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1633 Republic Road

Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006

USA

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Wall Mount Installation - Round Standard ABS Clock

5) Place the cover back onto the battery pack. You

should hear a snapping noise as the latches engage.

7) Align the peg on the top portion of the mounting bracket with the hole on top of the clock case. Slide

the peg through the hole. Use the bracket securing nut to secure the peg in place.

6) Slide the long, protruding part of the mounting

bracket into the clock case keyhole.

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