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Configuring the Clock Settings

Every Model 1088B is shipped from the factory with default settings, which you can change through
the front panel interface. This section discusses configuring the clock using the front panel in which
two common configuration examples are given. For a complete configuration of the clock, please
download the pdf version of the manual, or order a printed version (AS0029900) from Arbiter
Systems, and turn to The Setup Menus.

Clock Startup

Illustrated below are display indications for the Model 1088B during startup.

ARBITER SYSTEMS GPS

MODEL 1088B CLOCK

COPYRIGHT (c) (DATE)

ARBITER SYSTEMS, INC.

CLOCK STATUS

STARTUP

After a few minutes the clock should synchronize with the GPS and the CLOCK STATUS should
change from STARTUP to LOCKED*POSITION HOLD.

Configuring Common Settings

After the clock indicates “CLOCK STATUS – STARTUP” press the SETUP key to begin config-
uring some common settings in the clock. These include the local (time) offset, including daylight
saving time, and IRIG-B settings.

Set Local Offset and Daylight Saving Time

1. Press the SETUP key until the display indicates, “SET LOCAL HOUR?” and press the

ENTER key. The display will indicate the local offset from UTC.

SET LOCAL OFFSET?
HOUR:MIN 00:00

2. Press the UP key to adjust a positive offset and the DOWN key to adjust a negative offset.

For example, Eastern Standard Time would require pressing the DOWN key until the offset
indicates –5:00, then press the ENTER key.

3. Next is the daylight saving time, or summer time, setting. There are three choices: OFF, ON

and AUTO. If you observe daylight saving time, the most efficient setting is AUTO.

SET DST/SUMMER TIME

AUTO

4. Press the ENTER key to page through the DST settings to make sure they are correct for

your region. Settings require you to set up the START day, minute after midnight, month
and week of month. Then, it requires the STOP day, minute after midnight, month and week
of month. Change them as required for your geographical region.

Set IRIG-B Time Zone and IEEE 1344

1. Press the SETUP key until you reach the IRIG-B submenu as illustrated below.

SET IRIG TIME DATA?

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Summary of Contents for 1088B

Page 1: ...against that side of the clock as shown in the diagram below Insert the two screws on that side of the clock and tighten Repeat with the other rack mount ear on the opposite side NOTE Mount screws through lower set of holes 1088B SATELLITE CONTROLLED CLOCK O I OPERATE CHARGE IN USE LO BATTERY ON OFF SETUP UP DOWN ENTER TIME FUNCTION STATUS DEVIATION EVENT INTERNAL BATTERY ON LINE UNLOCKED FAULT In...

Page 2: ...r Optic If your clock has one or more fiber optic connectors remove the protective caps and connect the fiber optic cables Out of Lock Relay If equipped with Option 19 out of lock relay connect the three wires to the SPDT relay contact terminals Strip the wire insulation about 1 4 in and DO NOT TIN WITH SOLDER the bare wire RS232 ports Connect a null modem serial cable between the computer and the...

Page 3: ...time offset including daylight saving time and IRIG B settings Set Local Offset and Daylight Saving Time 1 Press the SETUP key until the display indicates SET LOCAL HOUR and press the ENTER key The display will indicate the local offset from UTC SET LOCAL OFFSET HOUR MIN 00 00 2 Press the UP key to adjust a positive offset and the DOWN key to adjust a negative offset For example Eastern Standard T...

Page 4: ...gure Model 1088B through the serial port requires using a null modem cable and terminal program like HyperTerminal Putty or Tera Term Pro1 Configuring through the serial port is beyond the scope of this Quick Setup Guide and requires information provided in the operation manual Specifically commands to configure these models are found in Serial Communication and Command Set of the operation manual...

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