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1460/61 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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F.) EVENTS - The 1460 allows up to 900 events per day to be entered into memory. This is
equivalent to 6300 possible events per week. Programmed events can be “start”, “stop”, or
“duration” events. “Duration” events are normally used to operate signals. “Start” and “stop”
events are usually used to turn utility devices on and off. Each “start” or “stop” event is
considered a separate event.
G.) DATE AND EVENT SCANNING - The alternate dates and events programmed into the
1460/1461 can be viewed and altered. The user can choose to scan all programmed events,
or just those connected with a certain schedule or signal circuit.
III.) System Options:
The standard 1460/1461 Master Time Programmer can be enhanced by the following options:
1464/1464R Four Bell/Auxiliary Circuit Adder Option expands the number of available signal
circuits from six to ten or fourteen. With this option, all fourteen signal circuits are independently
programmable.
1466 Master-to-Master Synchronization Option allows the 1460/1461 to synchronize or be
synchronized by another device (usually another master clock).
1467 UTC Module Option provides the 1460/61 synchronization with Universal Time Coordinated.
1468A RS-232 Port Option provides the 1460/1461 with an RS-232 serial port. The user can
enable or disable this serial port, and select its baud rate. When enabled, once a minute it will
transmit time and date to another RS-232 compatible device.
1470 Programming Software allows the programming of specific functions of the master clock by
an externally attached computer or MODEM.
II.) Program Features (Cont'd)
DESCRIPTION
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