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o Press the mode button of the other base station until the readout on the front is
“c”.
o It doesn't matter which base station is in which mode, as long as one is “b” and one
is “c”.
5. Look at base station LEDs and make sure they are solid white.
6. If both base station LEDs don't turn white after 10-15 seconds, something may be wrong:
o If the LED is blue, it is still spinning up and waiting to stabilize. If it never changes
from blue, check to make sure the base is mounted securely. Vibrations can cause it
to be stuck in this state.
o If the LED is off, it doesn't have power – make sure that the power cord is plugged
in and your outlet isn't connected to a light switch.
o If the LED is slowly blinking white, it's in standby mode. Try unplugging and re-
plugging the base station to fix this.
o If the LED is solid or blinking purple, the base stations are having trouble seeing
each other. Make sure nothing is in the way.
If your room makes it impossible for the bases to see each other (and the LED is purple), there is
another way to sync.
In the box you'll find a very long cable – this is the sync cable. Connect the base stations with the
sync cable.
• Push the mode buttons on the back of the base stations so that one base station is “A”
and one base station shows “b”.
• The base station lights should now turn solid white.
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