The HF (869MHz) radio transmitter sends the time code that it receives from the master clock.
The 869 MHz radio waves go through building walls: the coverage is about 100 to 200 metres and depends on
the number, structure and thickness of the walls. The DHF wireless time distribution uses a secured digital
transmission to avoid interferences with other transmissions.
In case of complex installation or when the reception is difficult, a secondary transmitter allows the coverage area
to be increased up to 1.5 km.
Specifications
Indoor or outdoor use.
Power supply : 100-240 V 50-60 HZ
Nominal current : 20 mA
Electrical insulation : Class II
Operating temperature : -10°C to +50°C
Protection index: IP54 and IK 07.
This system is compliant with :
EN 60950 (2006).
EN 301-489-3 (V1.4.1).
EN 300-220-2 (V2.3.1).
EN 62311 (2008).
NFS 87-500-C.
See Declaration of conformity at :
http://www.bodet.fr/espace-clients/certificats.html
What
to do
if …
?
Some clocks are not synchronised.
Make sure that the main transmitter and the slave clocks are in
the “Init” mode. Verify that the secondary transmitter red LED is
blinking regularly. Increase the transmitter power. See diagram
(7A).
Transmission power set to the maximum, some clocks are still
not synchronised.
Add a repeater (See 2).
You are close to an existing wireless clock system.
See to it that the secondary transmitter is paired to the proper
main transmitter, see (5).
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Ref.: 607176 A
Radio time synchronisation secondary transmitter
DHF V2 927241
Repeater
Transmitter
Mains pre sence LED
(green)
Po wer set ting LEDs
(yel low)
Trans mis sion LED
(red)
INIT mod LED
(yel low)
