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rsmp-nordic · Mar 11, 2024 · 31c7f39 · 31c7f39
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diff --git a/source/definitions.rst b/source/definitions.rst
@@ -93,3 +93,7 @@ The corresponding ASCII character used for signal group status (S0001) is writte
       with the fixed time whereby it must be longer to have any effect.
       (R function)
 
+   Start-up interval
+     The controller always starts with a start-up sequence for the signal groups before using normal 3-light control.
+     The general definition of the signal group status for each interval can be found in the :ref:`signal-group-status`,
+     but the exact definition depends on national regulations, including the duration of each interval of the sequence.
diff --git a/source/signal_group_status.rst b/source/signal_group_status.rst
@@ -1,3 +1,5 @@
+.. _signal-group-status:
+
 Signal Group status
 ===================
 
@@ -15,9 +17,9 @@ Each character has the following definition:
    b     Manual control to dark                            Dark
    c     Manual control to flashing yellow                 Yellow flash
    d     Manual control to flashing red                    Red flash
-   e     Start-up interval 1                               Dark or yellow flash
-   f     Start-up interval 2                               Vehicles: yellow, Pedestrians: red
-   g     Start-up interval 3                               Red
+   e     :term:`Start-up interval` 1                       Dark or yellow flash
+   f     :term:`Start-up interval` 2                       Vehicles: yellow, Pedestrians: red
+   g     :term:`Start-up interval` 3                       Red
    h     Manual control to red                             Red
    A     :term:`Red rest without start order`              Red                                N
    B     :term:`Red rest`                                  Red                                N