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8024GPS - GPS Sync Module - V02.00
hopf
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3.6.4.4.2 Pulse duration
This section is used to select the pulse width to be transmitted. Basically it is possible to specify
the pulse width in milliseconds or seconds.
Possible values for the
pulse duration
:
•
Minimum:
1
•
Maximum:
999
Possible values for the
pulse duration unit
:
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Second (sec)
•
Millisecond (msec)
Certain inputs are automatically corrected:
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Value > 999 are automatically corrected to 999.
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The pulse lengths must be at least 20msec shorter than the pulse
interval.
3.6.4.4.3 Time Base of the Transmitted Cyclic Pulse
Time Base
Local Time
Standard Time
UTC Time
In general the local time is set as the base. This time leaps forward/back 1 hour every daylight
saving time changeover. The standard or UTC time must be selected as the base if automatic
daylight saving time changeover shall be suppressed.
When setting standard time (winter time), the time offset to local summer time is minus 1 hour.
Standard time runs continuously (without time leap) throughout the whole year.
When setting UTC, the world time (formerly GMT) is used as the time base. This time base
also runs continuously (without time leap) throughout the whole year.
3.6.4.4.1 Minimum Sync.-Status - Status-Dependent Pulse Output
The signal output can be adjusted only to be generated when the Sync Module 8024GPS has
reached a minimum synchronization status. As soon as this minimum synchronization status
drops below this value during operation, the signal output stops unless the TimeOFF Timer
has been set greater than 0. In this case the output is done for the duration of the TimeOFF
Timer despite the minimum synchronization status for the output falls below the set value.
