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DEVICE OPERATION MANUAL
ZA, ZB and ZAH, ZBH Series Clock
1. Introduction
The devices of ZA, ZB and ZAH, ZBH series are compact clocks with various configuration options. An intuitive user menu operated by a
remote control allows you to fully customise the device.
The clock equipped with a network communication module allows remote configuration through the “Website” and time
synchronization using the Internet time servers.
The clock enables:
− adjusting the time of the presentation: the clock, the date, and the temperature,
− adjusting the date format and the time format (12-hour or 24-hour),
− automatic and manual brightness control,
− working in the ECO mode allowing you to reduce power consumption,
− signaling 30 alarms through a built-in transmitter,
− choosing the shape of the display font,
− automatic time change from the standard time to the daylight saving time and from the daylight saving time to the standard time
for various locations (Europe, Australia, the United States of America, Canada, Israel),
− GPS time synchronization (available with GPS option),
− synchronization using the NTP Internet servers (function available in the Ethernet option, requires the Internet access),
− Master Mode – a local time server compatible with NTP (function available in the Ethernet option, does not require the Internet
access),
− synchronization with the local “Master Mode” server (function available in the Ethernet option, does not require the Internet
access),
− configuration through the built-in “Website” (function available in the Ethernet option, does not require the Internet access).
− Display (content) synchronization in 3 modes (master, basic slave – master transmits only display information, full slave – master
transmits display information and temperature) between any types of clocks (the function available in the Ethernet option,
requires the access to the local network),
− setting a unit of measurement for the displayed temperature (Celsius degrees or Fahrenheit degrees),
− setting temperature offset,
− setting an individual clock name (the function available in the Ethernet option, requires the access to the local network),
− setting a language of WWW page (English or Polish, the function available in the Ethernet option, requires the access to the local
network),
− stopwatch function, a timer counting up and a timer counting down. The end of counting is signalled by a built-in relay.
2. Clock connectors
Fig. 1 shows the device connectors that are available after removing the housing cover.
NOTE! Removing the housing cover should be carried out with the power disconnected. This task must be performed with caution.
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