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1. Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com ts 800 295 0220 ene An internal speaker is available when the device is in audio player mode The Wireless Relay Audio Player includes over 70 pre recorded tones chimes buzzers and bells Also included are various Westminster clock chimes These chimes can be configured as a campus wide clock chime system For best results use only SanDisk brand memory cards The wireless alarm relay includes 10 Amp contacts Larger loads should make use of a slaved relay Wireless Relay modules receive and repeat all radio transmissions to propagate the signal throughout the facility The DuraTime control program for Windows is available to configure and control alarm settings Setting the channel to 15 will cause the device to transmit and receive on all channels Repeaters and analog clocks always transmit and receive on all channels 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com 800 295 0220 Operation The DuraTime master clock obtains time updates from local or public time servers and or from the optional GPS receiver The time received is used to update the master clock s internal temperature compensated quartz oscillator The internal clock is backed up using a 10 year Lithium battery to prevent time disruptions due to power outages A
2. The default user name is user The default password is password The user name and password should be changed after installation Store the user name and password in a safe location for later reference 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 e 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com 800 295 0220 BRG pera te tere tees Clock Configuration Main Page ck Conte Clock Settings Security Clock Name 2C100 max 20 characters Upload Firmware Reboot SNTP Sample Interval 1 1 1440 minutes Operating Mode SwTP UDP Destination Address 255 255 255 255 pe ee oe UDP Time Part 15000 1024 65535 UDP Discovery Port 15001 1024 65535 R542 Se al Capture ves C No Apply Restore Defaults pyright amp ERG P Clock Name is the user defined name used to identify the device during a network search SNTP Sample Interval is the time in minutes between SNTP time updates The default is one minute Operating Mode defaults to SNTP and should not be changed unless directed by factory technical support staff UDP Destination Address is the IP address for the clock to send responses to typically the control PC UDP Time Port default 16000 for UDP time broadcasting not usually used for SNTP time acquisition UDP Discovery Port default 16001 for UDP commands and discovery by the Windows control program RS422
3. Multiple wireless alarm tone generators may be deployed Each alarm tone generator must be located with 150 feet of a continuously active component of the network Open areas such as warehouse space or manufacturing facilities may extend this range up to 330 feet Wireless GPS Time Receiver GPS Time Ka Receiver vott Dual Redundant Master Clocks Above is an example of a dual redundant master clock system receiving time updates from a single wireless GPS receiver In addition to the time updates from the GPS receiver each master clock is capable of receiving redundant time updates from local or public NTP time servers The master clocks can be stacked on top of one another or they may be located in different parts of the building or campus Set each master clock and GPS receiver on different channels Ethernet GPS Time Receiver with Redundant Masters GPS Time Receiver Ethernet a a rm The RC165 Ethernet GPS receiver is capable of providing time updates to multiple master clocks located on the same subnet Master clocks located on different subnets should use a local or public NTP time server to obtain time updates The RC100 master clock is fully capable of obtaining time updates using NTP Set the master clocks on different channels mn 800 295 0220 G GPS Time Receiver eo aE J00 E TE P Master Clock s o o T
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6. The wireless relay tone generator includes a configuration dip switch Switch position sets the audio output up high 1 volt P P down low 0 5 volt P P Switch position 2 sets the device function up audio player w relay following down timed relay Switch positions 3 6 sets the alarm zone number binary 1 12 Switch positions 7 10 sets the radio channel number binary 0 15 Setting the channel to 15 will cause the device to transmit and receive on all channels When switch position 2 is in the up position the relay will activate as long as audio is playing When the switch is down position the relay will use the timed values indicated in the drop down box of the Windows alarm configuration program In addition to the time relay values the relay can be configured to remain on or off indefinitely DIP switch setting default for high volume audio player active alarm zone 1 radio channel 0 DIP switch setting for audio disabled with timed relay active alarm zone 1 radio channel 0 Binary value DIP switch settings use the following table to configure the switches for the zone and channel numbers Disregard the numbers on the switches in the following table For example the zone number switches on a wireless relay are numbered 3 6 and the channel switches are numbered 7 10 The relay output of the master clock is always a timed or steady state and does not follow any audio play or zones 600 N River Street
7. double stepping then first check that the transmitter is operational When changing the batteries bring the clock within direct range of the master clock or a calibrated mini master in transmit mode must be present Remove all batteries then insert new batteries All replacement batteries must be new and of the same type After replacing the batteries wait one day for it to sync with the master and then return it to the original location If the clock is displaying the correct time after changing the batteries but is double stepping the second hand go ahead and hang it back on the wall Normal operation of the second hand should start by the next day Pressing the REC button or shorting the reset pins on the back off the clock movement may not cause the clock to receive a time update Only removing all batteries and reinserting them will completely reset the movement When the master clock receives a time update from a network or GPS time server a time source indicator with an asterisk E or G will appear in the lower right corner of the LCD display H indicates the internal high precision oscillator is the time source E indicates the last time update received was from a computer network time server This includes the MCR 1000GPS receiver time server G indicates the last update received was from a wireless GPS receiver Multiple time sources may be used simultaneously Digital clocks typically illuminate the decimal point to indicate
8. sources For example NTP and GPS time sources can be used at the same time The standard RC100 is accurate to about I second in 20 years without NTP or GPS time corrections An optional Rubidium atomic oscillator is available that eliminates the need for NTP or GPS updates and maintains split accuracy for the life of the system Multiple master clocks may be used so that if one master clock is down or loses sync the system automatically continues to function normally from the secondary master clock DuraTime digital clocks include an internal battery that will maintain the time for up to 10 years DuraTime battery powered clocks utilize a redundant parallel battery configuration that allows the clock to function even if a battery fails No other system on the markets offers this level of reliability and ease of operation Each master clock may be configured for a variety of time zone and Daylight Saving Rules including UTC Zulu Time Any World Time Zone Half hour time zones Enable or Disable Daylight Saving Time and selectable 12 or 24 hour display formats with digital intensity control on digital clocks 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com T 800 295 0220 DuraTime Multi path Wireless Communications he examples listed on these pages are simplified for communicating system concepts The number of actual clocks in a system could easily nu
9. they are in sync Analog clocks will step the second hand every two seconds if sync is lost for more than a day On 2 4 GHz devices channels 0 15 correspond to 802 15 4 channel 11 26 Analog Clock Power Saving Feature The second hand motor uses 10 times the power of the hour minute motor Therefore late model RC60 movements include a feature to disable the second hand motor at times when no one is around such as at night and on weekends Enabling this feature can extend the battery life many years Modes 37 77 37 78 and 37 79 are used to configure this feature Refer to the RC100 Wireless Clock Technical Guide for more information 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com 1 l PRODU S Alarm Configuration Each master clock has 999 total alarm settings that can be configured to activate a wireless audio alert relay device at various times and days For example a start lunch break alert horn could sound a constant tone for three seconds beginning at 12 00 noon Monday through Friday The end of lunch tone could be pulsed twice per second for three seconds of duration Wireless alarms will only be sent if the T is visible on the RC100 display The relay output of the RC100 always operates For greater reliability the relay outputs of dual master clocks may be wired in parallel with the same alarm schedule loaded in both master
10. to remain in sleep mode If the batteries are removed while the transceiver is in sleep mode and immediately inserted the hands will move to 12 00 but the movement will not receive a time update This is because the capacitors within the movement keep the transceiver powered enough to remain in sleep mode for several minutes after the batteries have been removed To reset the transceiver remove the batteries for at least five minutes Then insert the batteries The hands will move to 12 00 and wait for reception Then the hands will move to the correct time If the radio transceiver is not reset it will still receive a time update and move the hands to the correct time however it will be some time later If a battery clock is in low power mode removing and reinserting the batteries pressing the receive button or shorting the reset pins will not enable for reception A mini master will not help In this case the clock must moved to a location in direct range of the master clock It may require up to a day to sync with the master Once the clock is running and displaying the correct time it can be moved back to the original location 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Ko VO BPAS OPA JBRG Changing batteries in battery powered analog clocks Batteries should be changed as soon as the clock second hand begins double stepping If all clocks are
11. 100GPS consists of two modules the GPS receiver and Ethernet NTP time server The receiver acquires time data from the GPS satellites and sends it to the Ethernet NTP time server The time server decodes the raw GPS time broadcasts and sends the data to one ore more master clocks over the computer network A status LED will blink when the interface receives valid time packets from the GPS receiver The RC100 master clock includes an indicator on the right side of the display to indicate when the clock has received time updates from either a wireless GPS receiver G or an NTP GPS network time update E Once the clock locks onto the time signal the sync indicator will remain on If sync reception is lost for more than two hours the sync indicator will turn off There are normally several satellites overhead at any point in time The GPS antenna may be mounted indoors on a windowsill This mounting method allows a partial view of the sky which is enough to receive 2 to 3 satellites The antenna may also be placed below a skylight The 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com BRG GPS antenna is water tight and may be mounted outdoors on a roof or exterior wall The following diagrams illustrate antenna positioning _ View of Sky Inside Satelite satellite Va
12. 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com JBRG Click on the Reboot button to restart the network interface Time Synchronization Problems If your clock is not synchronizing with an Internet SNTP time server check the following items The NIC must have a valid DHCP or fixed IP address The NIC must be in the SNTP operating mode If you are using fixed IP addressing the clock must have the correct gateway address to access the Internet The gateway is the first router that the clock must go through to access other networks or the Internet Your network firewall must allow the clock to access the Internet through port 123 The clock must have the default NTP timer server IP address loaded into the NIC If using named SNTP servers be sure a valid DNS address is provided or use only numeric SNTP server addresses If your clock is not synchronizing with a local network NTP time server check the following items The NIC must have a valid DHCP or fixed IP address The NIC must be in the SNTP operating mode If you are using fixed IP addressing the NIC must have the correct gateway if the server is on another network The gateway is the first router that the clock must go through to access other networks The correct NTP timer server IP address must be loaded into the NIC If using named SNTP servers be sure a valid DNS address is provided or use only numeric SNTP server addres
13. 800 295 0220 600 N River Street e Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 316 788 7080 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Duratime Wireless Clock System Installation and Operation Manual RC100 Master Clock RC100 Master Clock BRG Precision Products 600 N River Derby Kansas 67037 http www DuraTimeClocks com sales brgproducts com 316 788 2000 Fax 316 788 7080 Patents Pending Updated 7 24 2014 Our mission is to offer innovative technology solutions and exceptional service 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com ts 800 295 0220 BRS Table of Contents OVERVIEW cscs cet cct sec de cece eecses cnn ectes che cerca stacey cd capzee cease vcdctbs ceva desesecaedspencdecctevcecioevetacieteeecctaneadl 3 DURATIME FEATURES AND OPTIONS u cscscsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscssesssscssssssssssssessssssssssssssssssesssessessssssessssessesseesees 6 HANN 9 NNN 9 PFIN 16 TOAN 19 ALARM CONFIGURATION WORKSHEET sesesssssessessssvsrssssssrsssessssssssrssssssensssssensenssessenssevsensssssensenssenssnssensenssn 23 ETHERNET COMMUNICA TIONS sscsossstcessssssscsssssscesstesecsoanssoveseassipsnucnssasdievtosaseussssstisatesbdienssbediossseiectoeniessteibs 24 WIRELESS GPS AND ETHERNET GPS TIME RECEIVERS scsscssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscssesssssssssssssesseese 30 WARRANTY AGREEMENT u sssssssssssssss
14. If DHCP 1s not available the master clock s network interface must be configured with fixed IP address information If an internal or other time server is to be used in place of public time servers then this too will need to be changed in the network interface See the Ethernet Communications section later in the manual for more information about configuring the Ethernet interface When the master clock receives a time update from the time server an asterisk will appear in the lower right corner of the LCD display preceded by a sync source indicator A H indicates the time source is the internal high precision oscillator E indicates NTP time source G indicates a GPS time source When multiple time sources are used the indicator will identify the last time source used A T will appear on the lower left side of the master clock s display when it is actively broadcasting time packets The master clock incorporates a high precision temperature compensated quartz oscillator so the clock will maintain the time for an extended period without external time updates 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com JBRG An optional GPS receiver is available for the master clock This receiver sends the time received from the GPS satellites wirelessly to the master clock The GPS receiver can be used in addition to NTP time for a redundan
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18. Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VB98 RAC1 O0 NewFile BAG Time Day s Description Click the Create button to add a new alarm entry Create New FO wa Alarm Record nRecord Alarm Description Press Enter to confirm entry Alarm Zones Active Alarm Sun M Mon Tue 7 Wed Everyday 12 00 00 AM Alarm Time Alarm Zones V Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Wed Fri I Zone 4 I Zone 5 I Zone6 M Zone I Zone 8 Zone 9 Thu dv 0 use date range Fri M Sat Schedule o Tue Thu None hu Alarm Function Preview Sound Stop Sound Zone 10 I Zone 11 Zone 12 Clock Address Clock Network Address fi 192 168 42 103 Send Manual Alarm Send Schedule to the Clock Exit BRG Precision Products Inc 12 77 2010 10 20AM Now click on the Alarm Function drop down box to view the available alarm options This drop down box is used to select either audio player recordings or relay contact closure using the wireless relay The master clock also incorporates an alarm relay The wireless relay must be configured to either play an audio recording with relay closure following the audio play or a timed relay closure with the period determined by the drop down box selection in the alarm scheduler Note that there is a button to preview pre recorded audio prior to scheduling them for play A Stop Sound button is provided to interrupt lengthy audio
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20. Satellite N ee View of Sky Inside GPS antenna Window GPS antenna af Antenna cable Antenna O t d cable i ee Outside To clock _ To clock Indoor Installation Outdoor Installation GPS Receiver Specifications 32 independent tracking channels Sensitivity 0 P 158d8m S Acquisition Cold start 41 seconds typical Warm start 35 seconds typical Hot start I second typical Reacquisition 100 ms typical oo Altitude 18 000m max Velocity 500 m sec Vibration 4G max Operating Temperature p 300104800 C Ci Cis Storage Temperature p 400104880 o Operating Humidity 10 1095 RH non condensing Water Resistance O Z 100 waterproof S Primary Power 1 p8Vt03SVDC CC Power Consumption 1 34mAt044MmAQRI2VDC o i O Protocol 1 NMEA 0183 v3 01 4800 baud O Z Signal Level 1 RS232 tothe cable adapter then RS42 _ _ Update Rate DGPS Capability CSE RTCM protocol S EMI filter 1 Rejects power line interference O SBAS 1 T channel supports WAAS EGNOS MSAS Power Cable UL2464 24AWG 45 feet 15M to the cable adapter marg Ge Enclosure 1 High impact corrosion proof polycarbonate resin Connector 7 pin circular hermetically sealed Gold plated contacts Dimensions GPS Receiver 80mm Ida x 71 3mm H Mounting Base 110mm W x 70mm L x 75 2mm H Weight 150 grams without cable This specification is subject to change without notice 600 N
21. Serial Capture is used by factory support staff only Click on the Apply button to save changes 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com ts 800 295 0220 ERE TCP IP Configuration Hain Page Clock Configuration i onfiauraton Network Configuration IP v4 Settings W Enable DHCP IP v4 Address 192 168 42 103 _ Subnet Mask Default Gateway 192 158 42 20 Primary OMS 1192 166 42 1 Secondary DNS 0 0 00 IP v6 Settings Enable DHCP w Use the following static IP v6 address IP v Address Prefix Length fo Apply Enable DHCP check to enable automatic IP address configuration using DHCP Uncheck to use manual address configuration The address fields will be grayed out when checked IP v4 Address enter the IP address using version 4 protocol Subnet Mask enter the subnet mask Default Gateway enter the gateway IP address Primary DNS Domain Naming Service address required if one or more alphabetic named SNTP servers will be used Not required if all SNTP server addresses are numeric Secondary DNS Domain Naming Service address optional The factory default addressing mode is DHCP If your network has a DHCP server simply connect the clock to your network and the clock will acquire a leased IP address The lease acquisition can be almost immediate or may take s
22. a Schede Everyday Mon Fn Sat Sun Mon Wed Fii Tue Thu None E 00 00 AM Tone tow ssor mney a re E GADE pe hs Preview Sound Stop Sound ym Schodde Sia sie End Da F Zone 1 Zone 4 I Zone 7 I Zone 10 Mon Day ve Mon D ay M Zone2 I Zone 5 M Zone 8 I Zone 11 M Zone3 I Zone F Zone 9 M Zone 12 Send Schedule Clock Address Clock Network Address Send Manusi to the Clock Ext fi 192 168 42 103 BRG Precision Products Inc 12 7 2010 11 06 AM The above screen shot is an example of a simple alarm schedule that includes two zones The Send Manual Alarm button at the bottom of the screen allows alarms to be sent immediately without being scheduled To send a manual alarm either select one of the existing scheduled alarms or select the alarm type and zone then click on the Send Manual Alarm button 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Ko VO BAS ayes 074740 IBRG Alarm Configuration Worksheet Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Day Alarm Alarm Sound Type or Relay Alarm Position Hours and Seconds Code Zone Duration Schedule 1 99 Minutes Number Number 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com 800 295 0220 JBRG Ethernet Communications Overview Once the clock is connected to the network and power is applied DHCP is used t
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24. button to turn the unit off The unit will automatically turn off after eight hours of operation The unit is powered by 2 x AA batteries Once the RC150 Mini Master is placed in broadcast mode it can be carried along while installing battery powered clocks Install clocks closest to the transmitter s first working away from the master clock E Multiple master clocks with overlapping coverage is acceptable RC150 Mini Master providing redundant time synchronization This is particularly important during installation and battery replacement If the analog clock is out of radio signal range it will not move to the correct time after batteries are installed There are two ways to be sure a signal is present during battery installation Either locate the clock with 150 feet of the master clock or turn on a hand held mini master clock in the immediate 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com JBRG vicinity of the analog clock Then insert the batteries into the analog clock and wait a few minutes for the clock to receive the time signal and begin moving the hands to the correct time Go ahead and hang the clock on the wall You do not have to wait for the hands to complete the move to the correct time Analog clocks receive and repeat all radio transmissions to propagate the signal throughout the facility To change the channel of the mini master c
25. clocks forming a redundant alarm system The PC Control program for Windows is available for configuring the alarm functions s DuraTime Wireless Clock System Alarm Schedule Commands Setup Help DuraTime Wireless Clock System This program is used to configure and control DuraTime wireless clock systems Use the drop down menu above to control various parameters For more information refer to the User Manual BRG Precision Products Inc 12 7 2010 10 19 AM To enter the Alarm Schedule editor click on Alarm Schedule menu above s DuraTime Alarm Schedule Editor NewFile BRG Alarm Schedule Editor C Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VB98 RAC1 O0 NewF ile BRG Time Day s Click the Create button tof Create New PO emove Current add a new alarm entry Alarm Record Alarm Description Press Enter to confirm entry 4 ptt fi 0 use date range Sun M Mon Tue Wed Thu I Fri Sat Everyday Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Wed Fn Tue Thu None h20000m I ra ra 4 Alarm Time Alarm Function Preview Sound Stop Sound Alarm Zones 1712002 vi 171202 vi V Zone 1 Zone 4 Zone Zone 10 Zone 2 Zone 5 Zone 8 Zone11 Zone 3 Zone 6 Zone 9 Zone12 Clock Add Send Schedule P c ress Clock Network Address ares to the Clock Exit fi 192 168 42 103 Alarm BRG Precision Products Inc 12 7 2010 10 20 AM Click on the Create New Alarm Record button to add a new record to the a
26. dating the time display A hand held mini master clock is used to provide a time signal when the wireless clock network is not active The dashed lines indicate the radio range of the active transmitters The mini master provides a time signal for the clock to reference when the batteries are installed Once the newly installed clock receives a signal from the mini master it is synchronized with the network and the mini master is no longer required Continuously Active Network using Digital Clocks Mar 200 eS ae Master Clock teen fee Digital clocks are externally powered and are continuously available to form a network Time is distributed to all clocks once per second The mini master clock can be used as a signal detector to determine if the area to be covered is complete during and after installation Externally powered analog wall clocks and wall repeaters can also be used to form a continuously active network Alarm Tone Generator with an Idle Wireless Network The wireless alarm tone generator must be located with 150 feet of an actively transmitting component of the network such as the master clock Open areas such as warehouse space or manufacturing facilities may extend this range up to 330 feet 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Alarm Tone Generator with a Partially Active Network
27. e of the master clock or repeaters will move to the correct time as soon as power is applied The Mini Master clock can be used as a signal monitor to determine wireless coverage First turn the unit on by pressing the blue On Off button Then press the yellow Receive Only button The mini master indicator light will blink with each time transmission from the master clock The master clock normally transmits once per second Digital clocks receive and repeat all radio transmissions to propagate the signal throughout the facility The digital clocks are constructed using a sturdy aluminum frame with an anti glare acrylic lens and ABS back plate Various mounting methods are available The standard mounting method consists of saw tooth hangers located on the back of the clock Simply drive the appropriate number of screws into the wall and hang the clock on the screws Secure eyelet attachments are also available where a more secure mount is required 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com ts 800 295 0220 thd Wireless Relay Audio Player Tone Generator Installation While the master clock includes alarm relay connections the location of the alarm devices may be some distance from the master clock In this case wireless alarm relays are available Wireless relays should be located within 150 feet of continuously active network transmissions
28. ethod of repeating data allows coverage of any size of facility or campus The rule of thumb for the placement of wireless devices is to locate them no further than 150 feet 45m apart for areas with many wall partitions such as offices dormitories and hospitals For open areas such as a manufacturing floor or warehouse locate wireless devices no more than 330 feet 100m apart If wireless devices must be located further apart or areas isolated from radio signals need to be penetrated then repeaters or other DuraTime wireless devices may be installed to bridge large distances or penetrate difficult to reach areas Installation Master Clock Installation The master clock is accurate to about one second in 20 years so NTP or GPS is not required for time updates An optional Rubidium oscillator is available if increased accuracy is required For best results centrally locate the master clock in the facility Multiple master clocks can be spread evenly across the facility or they may be stacked on top of one another 1 Connect the network cable into the back of the master clock 2 Plug the low voltage cable from the AC adapter into the back of the master clock 3 Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet The master clock will attempt to automatically register with the computer network using DHCP If a network connection is successful it will then attempt to acquire network time from public time servers using NTP Network Time Protocol
29. everal minutes You can use the DuraTime Digital Control program to determine the leased IP address by going to Setup Clock IP Discovery You may not see your clock listed in the discovery panel until it has acquired a lease You cannot access the Ethernet interface until it s acquired an IP address Once the clock has acquired an IP address you then select the clock from the discovery listing by clicking on it Then click the browse button to open a session to the Ethernet interface 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com 1 1 aT SNTP Time Servers Main Page Clock Configuration TCP IP Configuration SNTE Servers SNIP Servers Sacurity Server Name e 1 fme a omefreg bldrdac gowv IF address 132 163 4 103 2 129 6 15 28 IF address 129 6 15 28 3 ame b bmefreg bldrdos gov F address 132 163 4 101 4 IP address 192 43 244 18 5 204 34 198 40 IP address 204 34 198 40 6 IP address 204 34 198 41 7 sasana OO IP address 192 5 41 41 B umem NSL gov IP address 131 107 13 100 g rem OM IF address 152 35 41 40 10 tme b nist gow IF address 129 6 15 25 In each field enter the hostname e g ntp usno navy mil or IP address 6 9 192 5 41 42 of an SNTP time server At least one DNS server must be configured for hostnames to resolve correctly see the Network Configuration page If no DNS servers are co
30. ewFile BRG Alarm Schedule Editor C Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VB98 RC1 O0 NewFile BRG Time Day s Description Alarm Zones Click the Create button to Create New add a new alarm entry Alarm Record I Sun M Mon Tue M Wed Thu Fr Everyday Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Wed Fri Tue Thu 12 00 00 AM Alam Time Alarm Function Alarm Zones V Zone 1 I Zone 4 Zone Zone 10 Zone 2 Zone 5 Zone 8 Zone 11 Zone 3 Zone6 Zone 9 Zone 12 Clock Add Send Schedule ress Clock Network Address rd tra to the Clock Exit fi 192 168 42 103 Alam Preview Sound Stop Sound BRG Precision Products Inc 12 7 2010 10 20AM Each set of alarms can be assigned to a group before sending to the master clock Multiple alarm groups can be stored in the master clock and activated either manually or automatically by date range For example group 1 could be configured for every day except holidays while group 2 could be configured for the holiday schedule 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com PRODUCTS Alarm Schedule Editor C Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VB98 RAC1 00 NewFile BRG Time Day s Description Adam Function Click the Create button to add a new alarm entry Alarm Description Press Enter to confirm Active Alam 0 0 use date range I Sun FT Mor ue Ve FT Thu Fr Sa
31. gital and Analog Clocks M P 0 0 2000 s Master Clock s PE Se a sv In a hybrid system of externally powered and battery powered clocks the network is continuously active between digital clocks as indicated by the heavy dashed lines Network communications between battery powered analog clocks is available for ten seconds seven times per day The mini master clock is not required to install the analog clocks that are within range of the mains powered wireless devices The mini master clock can be used as a signal detector to determine if a continuously active network signal is present If not simply activate the time transmissions of the mini master before installing battery powered clocks Installing Battery powered Analog Cocks Clock in range Clock out of master clock TOK OM Clock out of range of range Master Clock D Clock in range as of mini master Clock in range Clock out di of master clock of range i Portable D mini master Clock out of range Clock in range of mini master Battery powered analog clocks need to conserve power as much as possible so the internal radio is put to sleep most of the time The clock awakens the radio for ten seconds seven times a day to obtain and propagate the time signal During this on period the clocks instantly form a wireless network transferring data as needed and up
32. he RC160 wireless GPS receiver will provide time updates to one or more master clocks The GPS translator must be located within 150 feet of one or more RC100 master clocks 330 feet in open space construction Each master clock then transmits time packets to all clocks on the network In addition each master clock can obtain time from public or private time servers on the network to backup the GPS receiver Another GPS time receiver model is able to send time updates over the computer network to one or more master clocks Set the GPS receiver and master clock on different channels Ethernet GPS Time Receiver GPS Time Receiver Ethernet eee TT O e tax eee The RC165 Ethernet GPS receiver will provide time updates to master clocks over the customer provided Ethernet computer network In addition to receiving time updates from the GPS receiver the RC100 master clock is capable of receiving redundant time updates from local or public NTP time servers Using Wall Repeaters to form a Continuously Active Network N Ns 4 ah a N A Wall te 4 P Repeater ae El Wireless Alarm Inexpensive wall repeaters are available to provide a continuously active wireless network This allows wireless relays tone generators and GPS receivers to be located anywhere in the facility where the active network is available The wall repeaters include an LED activity indicator to conf
33. high precision oven controlled quartz oscillator OCXO that is accurate to 2 parts per billion or about one second in 20 years without NTP NTP provides an accuracy up to or 0 1 second per year using an NTP and or GPS time source An optional Rubidium atomic clock is available for the rack mounted RC100 that provides split second accuracy for the life of the system without the need for NTP or GPS time corrections Construction ABS plastic cabinet allows the internal antenna to communicate with any number of secondary devices The rack mounted RC100 is uses a steel enclosure with external antenna Power Requirements 7 12 volts DC 2 amps AC adapter input 100 240 VAC 0 8A 47 63 Hz FCC UL CE CB GC RC60 Battery Powered Analog Clock Movement Environment 32 degrees F to 120 degrees F Humidity 0 to 95 non condensing Clock Accuracy Nominal accuracy provided is or one second when updated twice daily Construction ABS plastic cabinet allows the internal antenna to communicate with any number of secondary devices Power Requirements Four LR6 AA type Alkaline or Lithium primary batteries 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Planning All DuraTime wireless devices receive and re transmit time data to other devices This includes master clocks analog clocks digital clocks alarm interfaces repeaters and sensors This m
34. icense is effective until terminated You may terminate it at any time by discontinuing the use of the hardware containing the software It will also terminate automatically if you fail to comply with any of the terms and conditions of the Agreement Upon termination of this license for any reason you agree to discontinue the use of the software This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement and understanding between the parties and supersedes any prior agreements representations or understandings whether oral or written relating to the Software This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Kansas Limited Warranty BRG Precision Products Inc warrants that the processors or memory use to store the software is free from physical defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period of sixty days from the date of purchase THE WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHERS ORAL OR WRITTEN EXPRESS OR IMPLIED BRG PRECISION PRODUCTS INC MAKES NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY WITH RESPECT TO THIS SOFTWARE ITS QUALITY PERFORMANCE MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE THIS SOFTWARE IS SOLD AS IS AND YOU THE LICENSEE ARE ASSUMING THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO ITS QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE IN NO EVENT SHALL BRG PRECISION PRODUCTS INC BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT OR INDIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE OR FROM A
35. irm that the network is active Repeaters are also useful to fill gaps in coverage when wireless devices are spread far apart Wall repeaters and analog clocks repeat all radio channels 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com JBRG DuraTime Features and Options The DuraTime Wireless Synchronized Clock System offers flexibility and reliability for demanding time display applications This clock system will perform flawlessly for any size facility or campus Master Clock Package Contents er PN DuraTime RC100 Master Clock RC150 Mini Master Clock with two AA batteries installed AC Power Adapter with plugs for North America UK type Europe and Australia 10 feet 15M of Cat 5 network cable Quick Start Guide DuraTime User Manual Standard Features O NIQAUREN 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 2l LA 23 24 25 26 100 digital radio communications Oven controlled oscillator accurate to I second in 20 years 2 parts per billion Simple installation No system configuration required Just insert batteries and hang on the wall Coverage for any size facility Self healing network Sixteen times the power output of the next competing multi path clock system Multiple master clock configurations are supported for increased reliability All master and secondary clocks throughout the system are synchronized
36. isplay is in standby mode as indicated by the absence of the T indicator The secondary master clock will automatically come online if the primary fails to transmit time packets or loses GPS or NTP sync Both clocks are in sync with the atomic clock as indicated by the character Transmissions to wireless alarm devices will only be sent if the T is visible The alternating minu plus character in the upper right corner of each display indicates that analog clock lower power mode is enabled 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 e 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com When dual redundant master clocks are utilized the secondary master clock will automatically begin broadcasting time if the primary master clock loses GPS or NTP sync or stop sending time packets When the primary master clock problem is corrected it will resume broadcasting time and the secondary master clock will cease sending time Both master clocks will receive and use time GPS or NTP time updates whether they are broadcasting time or not A T on the master clock display indicates that it is actively broadcasting time packets For more information about configuring dual redundant master clocks see Mode 32 69 in the Master Clock Configuration Menu section of this manual In dual redundant master clock configurations a P on the upper left of the display indicates that it s configured as a primary maste
37. it 29 Finder Sample ole Tasks Devices IP Address MAC Address Product 192 168 42 106 00 40 9d 39 c2 fb Connect ME Configure IP Settings 192 168 4272 00 40 Jd F bd bl mm Connect ME gt 192 168 42225 00 40 9d33da Connect ME Device Info 192 168 42 103 00 40 9d 45 a1 08 Connect ME 192 168 42 68 00 40 9d 3f 9a b4 Connect ME 192 168 15 52 00 40 9d 3a 5a 41 Connect ME RebootDevice 192 168 11 20 00 40 9d 3f c7 da Connect ME Refresh List 192 168 42 228 00 40 9d 39 d7 01 BRG Connect ME Liakka 192 168 42 73 00 40 9 39 c2 9d BRG Connect ME 192 168 15 51 00 40 9d 39 d6 72 BRG Connect ME Close The finder exe program is a software tool that can be used to locate the Ethernet interface just about anywhere on the local network However it cannot be used to configure the interface Compare the MAC address on the product label with those listed on the finder exe program If there is a match then the IP address will be listed next to it 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 e 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com ts 800 295 0220 BRC Once the IP address is discovered click on the desired address to configure Then click on the Browse button to access the configuration menu where the IP address net mask and gateway address can be entered Another method of configuring the Ethernet interface is to connect the PC directly to the Ethernet interface
38. larm schedule Enter the description of the alarm item into the box next to the Create New Alarm Record button Be sure to press the Enter key after entering the description to confirm the entry 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com s DuraTime Alarm Schedule Editor NewFile BRG Alarm Schedule Editor C Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VB98 RC1 O0 NewF ile BRG Time Day s Description sd gem Function Click the Create button to add a new alarm entry Create New Alarm Record Alarm Description Press Enter to confirm entry Active Alarm Sun M Mon Tue M Wed Everyday Mon Fri 12 00 00 AM gt Alarm Time Alarm Zones V Zone 1 J Zone2 Zone 3 Sat Sun Mon Wed Fri Alarm Function I Zone 4 I Zone 5 I Zone 6 Zone Zone 8 M Zone 9 Thu fo z fi v 0 use date range edule to el OR M Sat Schedule Tue Thu None end Date nae Preview Sound Stop Sound I Zone 10 I Zone 11 I Zone 12 Clock Address Clock Network Address fi 192 168 42 103 Send vor Sant Goede l to the Clock Exit BRG Precision Products Inc 12 77 2010 10 20AM Next select the day of the week for the alarm to activate Then select the time of day Be sure to select AM or PM s DuraTime Alarm Schedule Editor NewFile BRG ole Alarm Schedule Editor C
39. ll master clock configuration parameters are stored in non volatile memory and are unaffected by power outages Any number of master clocks may be used for improved system reliability The master clock transmits time updates using a 2 4 GHz Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum digital radio All data transmitted is encrypted using AES 128 bit data encryption for security and reliability The RC100 master clock broadcasts time updates every second 86 400 times per day Adjusting the time The clock is factory synchronized with the atomic clock and normally does not require further adjustment If adjustment is required then it is recommended that NTP or GPS be used to set the time The master clock can be manually adjusted with the Up and Down buttons These buttons are normally disabled Press both buttons at the same time to enable When the Up or Down buttons are pressed the minute will change and the seconds will reset to zero To set the clock to the exact second use known accurate time reference Change the master clock at exactly the top of the minute Of evan OO RC100 Master Clock GOL evans OO RC100 Master Clock Above is a dual redundant master clock configuration with control buttons and LCD displays The primary master clock is on top as indicated by the P on the display It is actively broadcasting time packets as indicated by the T on the display The secondary master clock as indicated by the S on the d
40. lock press the On Off button to power the unit on Then simultaneously press the Repeater Only and Transmit Time buttons then release The indicator light will flicker momentarily and then go out Next press the Transmit Time button equal to the desired channel number Bypassing the Transmit Time button sets the channel to zero The indicator light will flash to acknowledge each button press Next press the On Off button to save the channel setting The unit should immediately start operating in repeater mode on the new channel Setting the channel to 15 will cause the device to transmit and receive on all channels Repeaters and analog clocks always transmit and receive on all channels Setting the mini master channel to 16 will cause it to immediately start broadcasting simulated GPS packets The GPS packets will be off by the time zone offset and will not represent the correct hour although the minutes and seconds should normally be correct Any further button selections will cancel simulated GPS mode Digital Clock Installation If the clock system 1s comprised entirely of digital clocks the digital clock will receive and move to the correct time if it isn t already there as soon as power is applied However if the clock network is comprised of a combination of digital and analog clocks the complete network may not be active until the analog clocks enable their respective radios This occurs seven times per day Digital clocks within rang
41. mber in the thousands either densely located or spread over a wide area with complete coordination of all communications Signal Paths of an Active Network pr Master Clock eet teen bee s r e When the wireless clock network is active all clocks are within range of one or more other clocks Each clock receives and retransmits time signals The wireless network can also be configured as a continuously active network by adding repeaters and other non battery powered devices Simply add radio devices in areas where the signal absent A mini master device can be used as a signal monitor to determine where the network is active or where additional wireless devices are needed to extend the network Once the continuously active network is configured the mini master is no longer required to install or replace battery powered analog clocks Multiple redundant Master Clocks hh Cok ae eo o s 2 Master Clock tee gt te Multiple master clocks may be used to increase system reliability Each master clock can obtain time updates from multiple sources simultaneously The master clocks are designed to nest on top of one another Or they may be spread around the facility Master clocks automatically communicate with one another to determine which master clock shall be actively transmitting Continuously Active Network with Di
42. me update as soon as it is powered because the network is always active The advantage of the continuously active network is that the time signal is always available when installing or replacing battery powered clocks No mini master is required The downside is there may be some additional equipment required to repeat the signal However given the long range of repeaters the additional equipment would be minimal A continuously active wireless network is very easy to install before installing secondary devices First install the master transmitter s as described above Then place the mini master tool in receive mode by momentarily pressing the yellow On Off button to turn the unit on Then momentarily press the blue Receive Only button The indicator light should begin blinking once per second as it receives time broadcasts from the master clock s Wall repeaters and analog clocks repeat all radio channels 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com ts 800 295 0220 Next walk down hallways or around the area until the signal light begins to blink irregularly indicating a weak signal At this point plug in a wireless wall repeater into an outlet somewhere between the poor signal point and the master clock A light on the wall repeater indicates power and blinks to indicate radio activity Alternatively any RC140 Wall Repeater DuraTime externally po
43. n briefly seven times per day a time signal may not be available in a particular area The RC150 Mini Master clock provides a constant time signal so that clocks may be installed regardless if the wireless network is active or not The RC150 Mini Master is a high precision synchronized master clock incorporating a temperature compensated quartz oscillator multi path radio transceiver and a 10 year battery to maintain the internal time Mini Master Clock Operation Press the yellow On Off button to power on the unit The LED will flash twice per second This indicates the unit is in repeater only mode It does not broadcast the time in this mode It only repeats broadcasts it receives To re synchronize the RC150 mini master with the RC100 master clock bring the mini master unit within 150 feet of the master clock Then momentarily press the blue Receive Only button to place the unit into receive mode The LED should blink once per second as it receives broadcasts from the master clock Press the Receive Only button again to receive and store the time transmission into the mini master device The LED will flicker momentarily if the time is successfully stored in the unit To start time broadcasting using the mini master press the red Transmit Time button The LED will double flash every second To receive and repeat all broadcasts without transmitting time stored in the mini master press the green Repeater Only button Press the On Off
44. nfigured only numeric dotted IP addresses will function PLEASE NOTE If an invalid DNS server is entered on the Configuration page the system may become slow and unresponsive Please ensure that the DNS server settings are correct If there are no DNS servers available make sure that the Primary ONS and Secondary DNS fields are empty Apply Restore Defaults Copyright amp 2010 BAG Precision Server Name enter the numeric IP addresses or alphanumeric named addresses of the desired network time servers The default configuration includes ten government time server addresses Once the clock has an IP address it will attempt to contact the first SNTP time server in the list If the network firewall prevents the clock from reaching the Internet change the SNTP addresses listed to only local network SNTP time servers Remove any server addresses outside the local network Security TCP IP Configuration SNTE Servers Security Enter New Password Upload Frmware Reboot Confirm New Password Apply Copyright amp 2010 BRG Precision Change the password as needed Be sure to store in a safe location for future reference Click on the Apply button to invoke the change Reboot Main Page nfiguration TCP IP Configuration SNTP Servers Security Upload Firmware Reboot Click Reboot to reboot this device Reboot Copyright 2010 BRG Precision 600 N River Street Derby Kansas
45. nstitutes the entire agreement and understanding between the parties and supersedes any prior agreements representations or understandings whether oral or written relating to the Software This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Kansas Limited Warranty BRG Precision Products Inc warrants that the original software disk s are free from physical defects in material and workmanship under normal use for a period of sixty days from the date of purchase If during this warranty period you discover that the software disk s contains a physical defect return the defective item along with proof of purchase to BRG Precision Products Inc and you will receive a replacement at no charge This is your sole and exclusive remedy for breach of warranty THE WARRANTY SET FORTH ABOVE IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHERS ORAL OR WRITTEN EXPRESS OR IMPLIED BRG PRECISION PRODUCTS INC MAKES NO WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY WITH RESPECT TO THIS SOFTWARE ITS QUALITY PERFORMANCE MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE THIS SOFTWARE IS SOLD AS IS AND YOU THE LICENSEE ARE ASSUMING THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO ITS QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE IN NO EVENT SHALL BRG PRECISION PRODUCTS INC BE LIABLE FOR DIRECT OR INDIRECT SPECIAL INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THE SOFTWARE OR FROM ANY ERROR OR DEFECT IN THE SOFTWARE OR ITS DOCUMENTATION SUCH DAMAGES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT
46. o automatically assign each clock an IP address on the network The clock will then search the Internet or local area network for NTP time servers NTP Network Time Protocol is a uniform method of sending time over a computer network By default the clock will automatically connect to the local network and attempt to act as a client to public or local SNTP time servers SNTP is a subset of the NTP protocol SNTP provides Universal Coordinated Time UTC to the clock The clock then implements local time zone offsets and daylight saving rules to display the correct local time The correct time will display within a few minutes of obtaining a time server lock The clock includes a list of 10 Internet SNTP time servers Local SNTP time servers may also be used The clock includes a network web server which is used to configure various network communication parameters Ethernet Interface The Ethernet interface includes an easy to use web interface Automatic address configuration DHCP is enabled by default However if a fixed network address will be used instead of DHCP then the interface configuration will need to be changed To configure the Ethernet interface 1t must first be located on the network The DuraTime Wireless Control program is used to discover clock s located on the same subnet as the PC Alternatively a program is available finder exe that will locate the clock most anywhere on the local network if DHCP successfully configured
47. ourts of Sedgwick County Kansas will have exclusive jurisdiction and venue over any disputes arising from any sale by BRG and customer and Buyer consent to personal jurisdiction of the federal and state courts located in Sedgwick County Kansas If legal action is brought by BRG for the collection of any amount owed or due to any other dispute the prevailing party will be entitled to recover its reasonable attorneys fees and costs incurred These items constitute the entire agreement between BRG and customer regardless of any additional or conflicting terms on customer s purchase order or other documentation which are objected to or any prior discussions or usages of trade All sales by BRG are made only on the terms and conditions contained herein 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Ko VO BAS ayes 074740 JBRG BRG Control Software License Agreement BRG Control Software Copyright 2000 BRG Precision Products Inc IMPORTANT CAREFULLY READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS YOUR OPENING OF THE SOFTWARE PACKET WILL INDICATE YOUR ACCEPTANCE IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THESE TERMS AND CONDITIONS YOU SHOULD PROMPTLY RETURN THE COMPLETE UNOPENED PACKAGE THE SOFTWARE INCLUDING ITS CODE DOCUMENTATION APPEARANCE STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION IS A PROPRIETARY PRODUCT OF BRG PRECISION PRODUCTS INC AND IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT AND OTHER
48. r clock An S indicates it s configured as a secondary master clock When a slave clock receives a time update it immediately repeats the signal to all other clocks within range It also uses the time packet to update its internal clock which is used to update the display All remaining slave clocks receive and repeat the wireless data as needed forming a multi path network This multi path network provides radio signal coverage for virtually any size facility Furthermore the failure of any single clock will have no effect on the clock system as clock communications are automatically routed around the failure If the distance between clocks is so great that there is a gap in the network repeaters are available to easily bridge the gap Repeaters can also be used to form a wireless network that is continuously active No network configuration is required to add or remove clocks from the network To add a clock simply install the batteries in analog clocks or connect power to digital clocks The slave clocks automatically connect to the multi path network An RC150 Mini Master clock can be used while installing clocks to be sure the time signal is continuously available The analog clock movement periodically turns on the internal radio transceiver for 5 seconds in preparation for a time update After which it places the radio transceiver in sleep mode In this mode the transceiver is no longer operational and uses very little power
49. riginal or improved design in the repair or replacement If BRG Precision Products Inc repairs or replaces a Product the warranty continues for the remaining portion of the Coverage Period without extension All replaced Products and all parts removed from repaired Products become the property of BRG Precision Products Inc BRG Precision Products Inc covers both parts and labor necessary to repair the Product and return shipment to the Customer via a BRG Precision Products Inc selected non expedited surface freight within the contiguous United States and Canada Alaska and Hawaii return shipments to the Customer are via non expedited air freight 4 What Is Not Covered This Agreement does not cover costs related to the removal installation or field troubleshooting of the Product under the terms of the Agreement if and not limited to a the Product has been misused neglected improperly installed physically damaged or altered either internally or externally or damaged from improper use or use in an unsuitable environment b the Product has been subjected to fire splashed water unless specifically ordered to be water resistant submersion into any liquid generalized corrosion biological infestations or high input voltage including lighting strikes and generators operating outside the limits of their Product specifications c repairs have been done to it other than by BRG Precision Products Inc or its authorized service centers or
50. ring required between the GPS receiver and master clock Wireless serial interface for special communications applications Wireless repeaters to bridge coverage gaps or to provide a continuously available network 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com BRC DuraTime Radios Frequency Protocol Operating Mode Modulation Data Speed Operating Voltage Output Power Rx Sensitivity Range Operating Temperature Regulatory Certification Digital Codes Available Antenna Type RF Channels External controls Rx Current Tx Current Collision Avoidance Channel Busy Detection 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com General Specifications 2405 to 2480 MHz 802 15 4 Proprietary Mesh Network ISM Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum Digital 250 Kbps 2 1 to 3 3 Volts 20 dBm 97 dBm 3 000 feet 900 meters 40C to 85C FCC ID W7Z ZIC2410P2 IC 8254A ZIC24102 CE 65 535 Inverted F PCB antenna no external access 16 None 30 mA 200 mA Yes Yes 800 295 0220 RC100 Master Clock Environment 32 degrees F to 120 degrees F Humidity 0 to 95 non condensing Internal Time Battery Backup 10 year NiMH rechargeable battery uses one millionth of a watt in standby mode Clock Accuracy The RC100 incorporates an ultra
51. rsedes all marketing brochures and other expectations understandings communications representations and agreements whether verbal or written between the parties THIS AGREEMENT GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS AND YOU MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS WHICH VARY FROM STATE TO STATE 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com JBRG Once a return authorization number is obtained ship the products to BRG Precision Products Attn RA xxxxxxx where xxxxxxx is the authorization number provided 600 N River Derby KS 67037 Optional Extended Warranty A two year extended warranty is available The extended warranty must me purchased before the end of the standard warranty The two year extended warranty costs 20 of the product purchase price 30 Day Return Policy No returns will be accepted without prior written authorization of BRG Incorrect merchandise received will receive prompt re shipment of correct items Incorrect merchandise other than custom items may be returned shipped prepaid and will be exchanged on an equivalent basis Merchandise other than custom items that cannot be used may be returned at a 25 restocking charge if items are shipped prepaid in the original boxes Carrier is responsible for parts damaged in shipment The customer should have driver sign for damaged carton on delivery receipt and make a claim with the freight compan
52. s of initializing analog clocks For small systems the clocks should be brought within 150 feet of the operating master clock Insert batteries into the clock s battery holder The clock will first move the hands 12 hours to obtain a known reference point The clock will then receive and process the time and begin moving the hands in about four minutes Once the hands start moving to the correct time the clock can be installed in the desired location For large system a mini master clock is included for installer s to carry while installing clocks This device allows inserting the batteries into the clocks at the location where the clock will be installed Once the clock has moved the hands to 12 00 the clock no longer requires the presence of the mini master clock At this point the installer can move on to install the next clock Alternatively repeaters digital clocks wireless relays and other externally powered devices can be used to form a continuously active network with full facility coverage In this case analog clocks can be installed without the need to use the mini master clock 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com JBRG DuraTime RC150 Mini Master Clock The RC150 Mini Master clock is a hand held unit used to install battery powered clocks when a signal from the master clock is unavailable Because battery powered clocks only power o
53. selections 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com sv DuraTime Alarm Schedule Editor NewFile BRG Alarm Schedule Editor C Program Files Microsoft Visual Studio VB98 RC1 O0 NewF ile BRG Time Day s Description Alarm Function Alarm Zones Click the Create button to Create New add a new alarm entry Alarm Record Alarm Descnption Press Enter to confirm entry heve Aa fi v 0 use date range I Sun M Mon Tue TF Wed Thu Fr Sat Everyday Mon Fri Sat Sun Mon Wed Fri Tue Thu None 4 12 00 00 AM gt 0 1 z j zl edc Alarm Function Preview Sound IV Zone 1 I Zone 10 Zone2 Zone 11 Zone3 Zone 12 Clock Add Send Schedule ress Clock Network Address cl to the Clock Exit fi 192 168 42 103 BRG Precision Products Inc 1277 2010 10 20AM Each wireless alarm receiver may be configured to one of twelve zones with zone I the default The alarm schedule program may be used to select any combination of the twelve zones For example zone 1 could be used for one area of a building and zone 2 for another area Each alarm entry could activate alarms in either zone or both zones simultaneously The Clock address is used to select one of 99 master clocks The default is 0 to select all master clocks The IP address of the master clock to control must be entered sv DuraTime Alarm Schedule Editor N
54. ses Technical Support For BRG Technical Support call 1 316 788 2000 8am 5pm U S Central time or email www support Q brightclock com 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Wireless GPS and Ethernet GPS Time Receivers The GPS satellites obtain their time from the U S Atomic time standard providing legally traceable time to the wireless clock system Two GPS models are available The RC161 receives GPS time and sends it wirelessly to all master clocks within radio range The MCR100GPS receives GPS time and sends it over the computer network to any number of master clocks The RC161 wireless GPS receiver assembly consists of two modules GPS receiver and wireless transceiver The GPS receiver mounts in a location that has a view of the sky while the wireless transceiver is normally located indoors The GPS receiver acquires time data from the GPS satellites and sends it to the indoor wireless transceiver over a cable The wireless transceiver converts the time data to secure time packets and broadcasts the data to the wireless network once per minute The wireless transceiver must be located with 150 feet of at least one RC100 master clock 330 feet in open space construction Repeaters may be used to extend this range As soon as the GPS receiver obtains a time lock the transceiver will begin broadcasting time to the master clocks The MCR
55. sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssscsvsssssssssssesessssssssesvsssssssesesesssssessssesssesvssssesvssssesssesssenes 32 INDEX SEE EE ENE 37 600 N River Street Derby Kansas 67037 316 788 2000 Fax 720 293 9393 sales brgproducts com www brgprecision com Overview The DuraTime wireless clock system is specifically designed for applications where precision and reliability are of great importance Time updates using the standard Network Time Protocol NTP and or optional Global Positioning Satellites GPS provides the master clock s with constant time updates All clocks in the system will not only display the same time but the true legal time Any combination of clock shapes style or size may be synchronized DuraTime clocks are designed for organizations that require reliable and accurate synchronized time The DuraTime multi path wireless clock system is highly reliable The system operates on the license free 2 4 GHz Industrial Scientific and Medical band Spread Spectrum radios are used to enhance signal coverage along with AES 128 bit encryption to enhance security and reliability Multi path wireless communications are used to propagate the time signal throughout any size facility The failure of any single clock will not affect the remaining clocks in the system Supervision is available to automatically check the operation of all wireless devices on the system The system can be configured to use multiple simultaneous time
56. t Schedule Setting the Active Schedule to 0 enables the Date Range Everyday ons Sat Sur Mon Wed Fr ue T ht None Date Range Schedule to Send all date ranges to Use Activate to the clock 12 00 00 AM l Se Se Alarm Time Brae aba he oe Preview Soun Stop Sound Alarm Schedule Start Date Alarm Schedule End Date Alarm Zones 1 1 2002 v 1 1 2002 V Zonei Zone Zone Zone 10 Mon Day Year Mon Day Year IT Zone 2 Zone 5 Fone 8 ene 11 If both years 2000 then change schedules every year rez on the month and day specified Zone 3 Clock Address Clock Network Address fi 192 168 42 103 oe BRG Precision Products Inc 12 7 2010 11 08 AM When the Active Alarm Schedule number is set to 0 a date range may be used to automatically switch from one alarm schedule to another Select a date range to use 1 20 and the alarm schedule number to activate Then enter the desired date range Once these items are selected click on the Send Date Ranges button to send the activation schedule to the master clock Change the Active Alarm Schedule number back to a number other than 0 to return to the alarm scheduler So G eer ARTE po T nnr 3 DuraTime Alarm Schedule Editor NewFile BR MR fa School Start First Lunch Start First Lunch End Second Lunch Start Second Lunch End School End wx School Stat femme Ait Alarm D escnption Press Enter to confirm entry aa i M Sn WMon Wu WWed WI P S
57. t time source BRG Precision Products Inc rv www brgprecision com Alarm Relay N O COM N C Activity Link Power Adapter e RUN PGM 7 24 VOC Connections on the back of the master clock The DuraTime RC100 master clock includes connections for power alarm relay and Ethernet The alarm relay includes 10 Amp contacts Larger loads should make use of a slaved relay There are two primary network types Periodically Active and Continuously Active Periodically Active Wireless Network A clock system comprised of battery powered secondary clocks is an example of a periodically active network The network is only active for 10 seconds twice daily at 02 00 40 and 04 00 40 The mini master is usually required when installing battery powered analog clocks because the wireless network is idle most of the time The periodically active network requires the least amount of equipment and therefore is the most economical The mini master clock is normally used when installing battery power analog clocks in a periodically active network Continuously Active Wireless Network A system comprised of externally powered digital or analog clocks or any other DuraTime device that s externally powered is an example of a continuously active network Each clock is always active receiving and retransmitting data In this type of network the mini master is not required when installing battery powered analog clocks The clock will receive a ti
58. to the U S Atomic Clock AES 128 bit encryption providing secure and reliable communications Uses the standard 2 4 GHz ISM Industrial Scientific and Medical band for global compatibility Master clock with LCD display for time and configuration Secondary clocks continue to maintain time in the absence of a time signal No FCC License or additional government authorization required Spread Spectrum technology DSSS developed for the U S Government is used throughout the system Electrical and or network wiring is eliminated when using battery powered wall clocks Battery powered analog wall clocks will operate five years or longer between battery changes Daylight Saving rules can be changed at any time Master clock and Digital Clocks include a 10 year NiMH rechargeable battery uses one millionth of a watt in standby mode Master clocks include an alarm relay output for one zone 999 total alarm settings 12 alarm zones Alarm schedule activation by date range Variable duration for each alarm setting Select audio tone or relay closure for alarm output Over 70 audio alarm recordings included with optional wireless alarm interface Enable Disable auto switching between daylight and standard time Optional Features de sl ed Rubidium Atomic Clock split second accurate for the life of the system no computer network required Wireless Relay Audio Player for connecting to bells or paging systems Wireless GPS receiver no wi
59. using a special cross over cable Later model computers will automatically detect the need to cross over the signal pairs All network connections must be disabled on the computer except Local Area Connection Right click on the network icon at the bottom of the screen Click on Open Network Connections or go to Start gt Control Panel gt Network Connections If Local Area Connection is not the only enabled connection right click on the other connections and click on disable Network Interface Configuration Web Interface The main page displays a variety of general information about the configuration and activity of the Ethernet interface Clock Configuration Configure clock specific settings TCP IP Configuration Configure the TCP IP settings for the network interface SNTP Servers Configure the list of SNTP servers Security Modify the user login password Upload Firmware Upload a new firmware image to the device Reboot Reboot the device Status Current Time GMT 12 26 2010 19 07 Ethernet MAC Address 00 40 9D 45 A1 08 IPv4 Addresses 192 168 42 103 169 254 62 151 Auto IP IPv6 Addresses FES0O 240 9DFF FE45 A108 Up Time 3 days 3 hours 22 minutes 47 seconds MAC Address 00 40 9D 45 A1 08 Firmware Version v4 01 User Name and Password The menu in the left column allows selecting several sections of the interface A user name and password is required to enter any section other than the main page
60. wered device such as an AC powered analog clock digital clock wireless relay audio player tone generator wireless GPS receiver or serial interface can be used in place of a wall repeater It is highly recommended to plug the wall repeater into an outlet located high on the wall to prevent accidental damage or tampering Dropped ceiling repeaters are also available Be sure to secure the wall repeater to the electrical outlet using the screw hole provided in the repeater housing The repeater in the photo is typical for the USA and Canada Repeaters for other countries typically consist of a wall or shelf mounted enclosure with a separate AC power adapter with the appropriate plug Continue the signal survey until the mini master indicates full coverage throughout the facility A redundant system using multiple master clocks can be used in a multi building campus to provide full coverage Once full coverage is verified the mini master is no longer required Battery powered analog clocks can be installed anywhere in the coverage area Analog Clock Installation in a Periodically Active Wireless Network The master clock transmits time updates once per second continuously throughout the day However analog wall clocks only turn their radios on for ten seconds twice per day at 02 00 40 and 04 00 40 This means that a system wide network is only formed during the time the analog clocks have their radios enabled There are two recommended method
61. y Please insist that the carrier s representative conduct an inspection and retain all packing materials for the inspector Please report promptly for immediate follow up on short shipments No action arising from any sale by BRG may be brought by a customer more than one year after the date of shipment Terms of Payment New accounts require prepayment International orders require prepayment by Telegraphic Transfer bank wire For established customers payment is due in full within 30 days from invoice date Other payment methods include Visa Mastercard American Express Discover Novus Domestic Only Add 4 75 for ground shipping in the U S and Canada Domestic shipping is prepaid for U S Government orders Other shipping methods are available All past due accounts will be subject to a finance charge of 1 5 per month BRG may cancel or delay future deliveries if customer fails to make prompt payment or if customer s financial condition warrant such action in BRG s opinion BRG 1s not responsible for delays The customer will be contacted and given the choice of receiving a partial shipment or waiting for the full shipment The firmware license may be suspended limiting functionality of the equipment if payment is not received within 90 days Pricing BRG Precision Products reserves the right to change prices without prior notification Prices do not include taxes and BRG reserves the right to arrange for insurance on all orders The c

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