9.2.2.- CONNECTION EXAMPLES
Different interlinking of the three control lines will produce different operating modes:
Stop
Start
Reset
GND
Stop
Start
Reset
GND
Stop
Start
Reset
GND
B
B
A
Close contact A = reset and run Open contact A = stop
AWith contact B opened close contact A = run open contact A = stop
push contact B = reset
A
Push A = start
Push A = stop
Push B = reset
Stop
Start
Reset
GND
Stop
Start
Reset
GND
C B
B
A
Push B = start A Push A = stop Push C = reset
note A may close while B is shut
B may open while A is shut
Push A = reset and start Push B = stop
(push B again = start)
9.3.- RUN TIME ALARM SETTING
The alarm is a 4 decade alarm only. On the 6 decade clock, the alarm setting is for hours and minutes only and on the 4 decade clock the alarm point can be for either hours and minutes or minutes and seconds.
Displaying or setting of the alarm point can only be done when the unit is displaying the run time and is not running.
The same three contact inputs are used for setting the alarm point and for adjusting the real time clock, but their functions are different.
To display the alarm set point, hold the SECONDS input (pin 13) to GND. Once the alarm point is displayed, the value can be changed by contact closure between GND and the following terminals :
Seconds | view/adjust alarm point ( hold to GND). |
Minutes | increment seconds ( or minutes). |
Hours | increment minutes ( or hours). |
Hours and Minutes | together reset alarm to zero |
9.4.- SERIAL DATA OUTPUT
The unit incorporates and RS422 level serial ASCII output to allow master/slave clock setups in conjunction with serial ASCII remote displays.
Details of the serial output to be found in paragraph 5.
Note the line should be terminated to prevent noise pickup if the clock is not transmitting data.
10.- CONFIGURATION
10.1.- POWER SELECTION
See the rear label for power requirements. Power supply selection must be done by suitable qualified personnel or by the local distributor. Contact factory or your local distributor for instructions.
10.2.- INSTRUMENT CONFIGURATION
To change the instrument configuration, the rear panel of the instrument needs only to be removed to gain access to the internal DIP switches and jumpers located on the control board.
Be sure that the instrument is disconnected from any power supply before removing the rear panel.
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