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If your Telecor eClock is displaying the wrong time, it's likely due to the Server PC running the Telecor Ethernet Time Server Software being set to an incorrect time. To resolve this, ensure that the Server PC has the correct time and that it is correctly updated for Daylight Savings Time. The eClocks synchronize with this server, so its accuracy is crucial.
Why is the colon blinking rapidly on my Telecor eClock?
The rapid blinking of the colon on your Telecor eClock usually indicates a communication issue. This can occur because: * The Server PC running the Telecor Ethernet Time Server Software has been shut down, or the software is not running. If the PC is off, turn it back on. If the software isn't running, right-click the system tray icon and select 'Turn On'. * The eClock and the Server PC are not on the same local area network (LAN). Ensure a single, continuous LAN connection exists between them. The eClock cannot communicate via a WAN or Internet-based network. * There's a connection issue with the LAN. Check all CAT5 Ethernet cable connections between the eClock and the Server PC to ensure they are properly connected and functioning.
General| Display Type | LED |
|---|---|
| Type | Digital |
| Power Source | Power over Ethernet (PoE) |
| Time Format | 12/24 Hour |
| Alarm | Yes |
Instructions for installing the flush mount backbox for the eClock, including specific steps for wall preparation and securing.
Instructions for installing the surface mount backbox for the eClock, detailing wall preparation, marking, and securing.
Details the T568B wiring specification for Ethernet cables used with eClocks, listing wire color order.
Provides guidance on terminating CAT5 Ethernet cables using RJ45 boot covers and plugs, recommending toolless plugs.
Explains how to terminate Ethernet cables using a toolless RJ45 keystone jack for connecting to the PoE network switch.
Recommends using cable raceways or conduits to organize and protect exposed CAT5 Ethernet cable portions beyond the backbox.
