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Provides warnings regarding fire/shock hazards and guidance on battery handling and disposal.
Information on obtaining technical assistance and details of the product warranty terms.
Overview of operational capabilities, interfaces, timing accuracy, and environmental specifications.
Lists all items included in the product package.
Guidance on connecting receivers, slave displays, and third-party equipment.
Procedures for applying power and setting the initial time on the device.
Illustrates connections for various external interfaces like EBU, IRIG, Ethernet, and impulse outputs.
Answers common questions about GPS synchronization, signal reception, and time display accuracy.
Explains button functions and how to navigate through the master clock's programming modes.
Illustrates common programming menus for various settings like time, location, and synchronization.
Details programming for serial outputs, relay modes, IRIG/EBU outputs, and system setup.
Step-by-step guide for adjusting hours, minutes, seconds, date, and leap second settings.
Configuration for leap seconds and interpretation of date, sync, impulse, and temperature status displays.
Overview of system settings like brightness and configuration for the w482 timecode output.
Instructions for power connection, safety precautions, battery backup, and external ports.
How to select a location code for time zone reference and configure user-defined time zones.
Setup and details for synchronizing time using GPS, MSF, and DCF radio signals.
Diagrams and notes for connecting the 488HS and 488B GPS receivers to the master clock.
Guidelines for installing, aligning, and optimizing reception for MSF/DCF radio signals.
Information on signal quality, interference, and alternative serial synchronization methods.
Details on the w482 signal and the procedure to configure time zones for slave displays.
Description of serial ports, programmable settings, and available serial message formats.
Lists and describes serial message formats, repetition, transmission parameters, and notes.
Continues the list of serial message formats, parameters, and associated application notes.
Final part of the serial message format list with specific notes and parameters.
How to set serial mode, baud rate, data bits, parity, stop bits, and message time offset.
Details on relay wiring, operational modes, and programmable timing for relay closures.
Initial configuration steps and explanation of network parameters and TCP/IP concepts.
Explanation of IP address classes, subnetting, private IP ranges, and gateway functionality.
Details on Time Protocol, NTP/SNTP standards, and synchronization status indicators.
Step-by-step guide for setting the IP address, subnet mask, and gateway parameters.
Continued steps for configuring gateway, synchronization alarm status, and network update settings.
Overview of the IRIG-B signal, available setup parameters, time offset, and RS485 output.
Description of the EBU interface, timecode signal, and available EBU setup options.
Steps for commissioning impulse outputs, available modes, and status indicators.
Step-by-step guide for configuring the first impulse channel's operation status and type.
Procedures for starting impulse sequences and monitoring current impulse times and alarm status.
Cable requirements and specifications for connecting GPS, radio, w482, and impulse clock systems.
Physical dimensions for the 1U rack-mountable and table-top unit variants.
Lists supported devices including VCRs, CCTV systems, access control, and voice recorders.
Initial configuration steps and network settings for NTP synchronization on netclient versions.
Explanation of NTP status codes and their meanings for synchronisation monitoring.
Step-by-step guide for setting IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and NTP server for netclients.
Final steps for configuring NTP server IP address and network update settings on netclients.
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