Model: MC-1-DE
Doc Ref. No:-m05dom102
Issue No:-00
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User’s Manual
SYNC UNIT MC-1-DE are set 9600(baud rate), 8 (data bits), N (Parity-None), 1 (stop bit). It is neces-
sary that user have to select “NONE” option in “Hardware Flow Control” option while doing communi-
cation parameters settings in HyperTerminal. Refer “USER CONFIGURATIONS” section in manual.
Figure 23 Hyper Terminal new connection configuration.
After connection is setup successfully, user can see the time frames coming from unit on HyperTer-
minal. By factory set, GPS TIME SYNC UNIT MC-1-DE device is configured to provide NMEA output
at 9600(baud rate), 8 (data bits), N (Parity None), 2 (stop bit) communication settings. NMEA output
will be transmitted at every second with respect to GPS TIME SYNC UNIT MC-1-DE time.
NOTE:
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The unit will enter the configuration as soon as it will receive CONFIG command followed by an
“Enter”.
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Once the configuration mode is entered, the unit will stop sending time frames on serial terminal.
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If user doesn’t enter any command up to 120 seconds, then it will come out of configuration mode
with the message “CONFIGURATION MODE HAS BEEN TIMEOUT” and starts sending time
frame.
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If user hits “Enter” key of PC keyboard without giving any command, unit will come out of configu-
ration mode and the time frames will start getting transmitted from serial terminal again.
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In case of improper entry of command, following message will appear on the screen:
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INVALID COMMAND
ENTER COMMAND TO CONFIGURE PARAMETER
TO CONTINUE PRESS ENTER
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