LED DISPLAY. HMT & HMS LED Time and temperature display. Installation instructions

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1 LED DISPLAY HMT & HMS LED Time and temperature display Installation instructions BODET SA BP TREMENTINES Tel.: Fax: Réf : V 1

2 2 Table of contents I - General description...3 II - Mechanical installation...4 II.1 Dismantling to get inside the clock III.2 France Inter / DCF antenna... III.3 GPS antenna... III.4 Installation on an AFNOR network III.8 Installation on an RS232/RS422 ASCII network III.14 Clocks in series IV IV IV IV

3 I - General description CAUTION : Installation and maintenance of this equipment should only be carried product will invalidate the guarantee. 3

4 II - Mechanical installation II.1 Dismantling to get inside the clock Note: make use of the drill template provided. clocks. vertical bracket

5 1/ Place the 4 screws and washers Stainless steel nut HM5 Stainless steel screw ST F M5-40 D Stainless steel 6 mm flat washer Single face cover D B B Back cover for single sided mounting A Side cover for vertical mounting A Stainless steel 5 mm collar nut Stainless steel screw M5X16 A Double sided frame 5

6 Stainless steel 8 mm tooth washer Stainless steel nut HU M8 C Stainless steel screw H M8x25 C Pole D Vertical mounting D C Pole Horizontal mounting Stainless steel nut HM5 D St. steel screw ST F M5-40 St. steel 6 mm flat washer Cover for single sided mounting

7 A Stainless steel 5 mm collar nut Stainless steel screw M5X16 Cable grommet cover Double sided frame A A Cable grommet cover Stainless steel nut HM5 Stainless steel screw ST F M5-40 Stainless steel 6 mm flat washer D 29 mm cable grommet 16 mm D D 7

8 Stainless steel 8 mm tooth washer St. steel nut HU M8 C St. steel screw H M8x25 Pole C Vertical mounting C Pole Horizontal mounting St. steel nut HM5 D St. steel screw ST F M5-40 St. steel 6 mm flat washer Cover for single sided mounting 8

9 each cable entry inside the clock. On some clock models, it is necessary to remove one display module in order to freely access the terminal blocks. When putting it back in place, check the its orientation. CPU card Repeater connection E G B SEL + F Programming keys A C Ground D Switching power supply Mains supply G A B C F D (green) Clk (yellow) 3V3(white) 0V (brown) RT+ (white) RT- (brown) 12V (yellow) 0V (green) Dt (white) 0V (brown) Init (pink) RT+ (white) RT- (brown) 12V (yellow) 0V (green) G DHF receiver FI/DCF antenna (no polarity) Temperature sensor GPS antenna Humidity sensor 9

10 Nota : the 230V/115V input voltage switch is located Nota 1 : remove the protection glass to access to the switching power supply (see switching power supply terminals when cabling is completed. It prevents from any direct contact with dangerous voltage. III.2 France Inter / DCF antenna clock. III.3 GPS antenna antenna to the clock. respected. with a clock installed outdoors. Otherwise, the antenna will have to be placed outside the building in an unobstructed area. GPS antenna 10

11 III.4 Installation on an AFNOR network 11

12 Note for series 1/2 minute: to avoid cutting off the network when a receiver clock is 12

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14 III.7 Installation on an NTP network Note: the adapter is a cable equipped with a 5-point terminal strip at one end for sealing of the product. Ground

15 III.8 Installation on an RS232/RS422 ASCII network Ground Ground display datas received from the card. wired temperature probe and wired temperature/humidity probe. 15

16 over support connector Green D White Data Brown sensor connector placing the resin part in contact to prevent thermal conduction.

17 attached directly against a metal wall or reinforced concrete. preferably be avoided. Dip 4 Dip 3 Dip 2 Dip 1 Chanel on 1 on 2 on on 3 on 4 on on on on 6 on on on 7 on 8 sensor outdoors. be displayed. 17

18 Repeater Master Dip 1 Dip 2 1 Clock Dip 3 Dip III.14 Clocks in series - Use the DIP switches to program one clock as the master then all the others 18

19 appears. Note: each time the clock is switched on, an already matched remote control is inactive for 30 seconds. IV - electronic card. 19

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21 IV.1. Caution : This menu is intended to be used by technicians only. 21

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23 7 (*) You must not forget to program the alternation of the timing using the PROG menu (see page 20). By selecting the Chro menu and validating the Up or Down selection all the possible programmed alternating displays will be blocked. Only the timer is active. By selecting day, the alternating displays operate normally except in the case of DAYd when the Day countdown becomes HMS countdown then only the countdown is displayed. In order to exit from the display of the countdown or up, just enter the TIME menu. 23

24 IV.3

25 normal mode. 25

26 real time and managed independently per face mode.

27 18.. the display time. 27

28 IV.6 28

29 If Ind, Min or 1:2M is selected, this menu does not appear. If Ind, Min or 1:2M is selected, this menu does not appear. 29

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31 The time difference is taken 31

32 normal mode. IV.7 32

33 displayed will always be the last value entered. Note 2: additional instructions are enclosed in the packaging for entering values via a digit. digit. digit. normal mode. 33

34 clock line.

35 Designation Class I Permanent city whose local time is to be displayed. CITY Zone Reference zone Time difference / GMT USAP United States / Canada USAC United States / Canada USAC United States / Canada United States / Canada No change PRG No change MOSCOU No change No change AUS PRG +12 PRG PRG No change 35

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