Getting Started - 3.6 - Pro Series C400 Pro/C600 Pro

Installing your C400/C600 Pro Clocking Terminal

You Will Need:

Your C400 Pro / C600 Pro Clocking Terminal
1x Power Supply Unit - PLEASE DO NOT MODIFY OR SUBSTITUTE FOR A 3RD PARTY POWER SUPPLY
Back-Plate, Mounting Screws, Rawl Plugs and Retaining Screw
(Not Provided) Drill with 8mm Drill Bit
(Not Provided) Philips Head Screwdriver
(Not Provided) Ethernet Cable, if you decide to connect to your Network this way

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Keep the Clock a suitable distance away from any extreme source of light to ensure perfect lighting conditions.
The recommended height of installation is 1.5m (to the mark on the back plate or the provided mounting sticker). Although if the average height of your staff is higher/lower, then you may install 5cm +/-.
We recommend that Employees stand up to 1.2m away from the Clock when they want to make a clocking… However, the Clock can be effective up to 2.5m away.

Please test that your Clock powers on before initiating installation…

Once you have found a suitable location for your Clock:

Attach the mounting template sticker to the wall, ensuring that the height to the highlighted line is 1.5m from the ground, and drill holes (8mm drill bit) according to the template (you can use as little or as many as you wish).
Bore a hole for the Clock’s wiring to go through for Power / Ethernet connection etc.
Insert the rawl plugs into the screw holes you have just drilled (you may use your own).
Fix the Backplate to the wall using the screws provided (you may use your own).
Pull the Power cable for the Clock through the hole you bored in step 2. (You may also pull through an Ethernet cable if your Clock is not going to be on your WiFi).
Plug your Clock into the Power / Ethernet.
Attach the Clock to the Backplate and fix in place with the provided retaining screw at the bottom of the Clock.
Once you are happy that everything is working, you may remove the protective film covering the Clock.

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