ATX Installation and User’s Guide

Power Requirements

Cylindrical lithium battery (2 batteries) or Optional AC adapter Specifications of optional AC adapter (Lathem part #VIE1800).

Output voltage

: 6V DC

Rated current

: 200mA

Ripple voltage

: max 500mVrms (200mA load)

Plug type

: EIAJ-2RA

Polarity

: Center plus(+) terminal

Troubleshooting

Q.What happens if batteries die before I replace them?

A.The ATX will stop working. When the batteries are replaced, press and release the RESET button on the ATX. It will automatically reset time when it receives the WWVB signal. (This may take 24 hours). The battery life is approximately 5 years. When the batteries become low the display will show a low battery indicator “”.

Q.Do I need batteries if I use an AC adaptor?

A.No, batteries are bypassed when an AC adapter is used.

Q.What do I do if TRNS does not flash after I press TRNS button?

A.Verify the ATX is not listening for the WWVB signal. The ATX will not transmit until the listening period ends.

Q.How many Wall Clocks can an ATX correct?

A.As long as all Wall Clocks are in the range of the ATX, there is virtually no limit of the number of clocks it can correct.

Q.What do I do if the time does not correct on the ATX after WWVB

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ATX specifications

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