Adjusting The Position Of The Antenna; Normal Forward Operation - Gorgy Timing RADIO TIMING COM Mode D'emploi

Fix the antenna on its horizontal support using one M6 screw (not supplied), then
move it until an indicator light flashes:
► Once a second and then goes out at the 59th second 7. NORMAL FORWARD
OPERATION (DCF antenna)
► Several times a second and then goes out at the 59th second (TDF antenna).
The clock automatically checks the position of the minute hand once an hour, and makes
any necessary adjustment automatically.
It also checks the "midday" position twice a day, and makes any necessary adjustment
automatically.
The summertime/wintertime changeover is carried out automatically in the radio version,
and depends on the code received in the IRIG.B/AFNOR version.
If there is a brief mains failure, the clock stops instantly and memorises the position of its
hands. When the mains supply is restored, the number of missing impulses is automatically
sent to the clock.
If there is a brief absence of the synchronisation code, the clock operates autonomously
on its internal time base and the "SYNC" indicator (LD2) flashes then goes out when there
has been no code for 24 hours.
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6. ADJUSTING THE POSITION OF THE ANTENNA
7. NORMAL
(radio receiver version)
FORWARD OPERATION
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