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 ==== Lost clock ==== ==== Lost clock ====
  
-The clock is seen in the top right corner on the [[:user_manuals:screens#start_screen|Start screen]]. Date is seen on the [[:user_manuals:screens#settings_screen|Settings screen]]. A lost clock sets the date and time to 1996-01-01 00:00.+The clock is seen in the top right corner on the start screen. Date is seen on the [[:user_manuals:screens#settings_screen|Settings screen]]. A lost clock sets the date and time to 1996-01-01 00:00. 
  
 ===== Troubleshooting ===== ===== Troubleshooting =====
  
-  * Redo the [[http://:service:service_instructions:homing_instruction|initialization]]+  * Redo the [[:service:service_instructions:homing_instruction|initialization]]
   * Check that battery connectors are firmly attached, ie. no loose contact, and that the cables are not damaged. A panel that is restarted very frequently can loose positions.   * Check that battery connectors are firmly attached, ie. no loose contact, and that the cables are not damaged. A panel that is restarted very frequently can loose positions.
   * Check for damaged panel, especially for holes in the overlay and cracks in the housing. Water ingress can lead to lost data.   * Check for damaged panel, especially for holes in the overlay and cracks in the housing. Water ingress can lead to lost data.