Bodet Profil 930 User manual

Clocks

Profil 930-940

NTP slave clock

INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

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Table of content

I - INITIAL VERIFICATION ..............................3

1.1 Unpacking the clock ........................3

1.2 Cleaning ..............................3

II - INSTALLATION ..................................4

2.1 Single Face clock ..........................4

2.2 Double Face clock .........................4

III - POWER SUPPLY ................................5

IV - SETTING.....................................5

Addendum I - DIP configuration of NTP slave clocks .........6

V - TECHNICAL FEATURES .............................11

VI - WHAT TO DO IF...? ...CHECK. ........................12

I - INITIAL VERIFICATION

Thank you for choosing a BODET clock. This product has been carefully designed for your

satisfaction based on ISO9001 quality requirements. We advise you to read this manual

thoroughly before attempting to manipulate the clock.

Keep this booklet during all the life of your clock, so that you can refer to it each time it will be

necessary.

Bodet accepts no responsibility for accidents resulting from any use not conforming

with the above provisions.

Any modification to the product will invalidate the guarantee.

1.1 Unpacking the clock

Unpack with caution and check the contents of the packaging. It must contain :

–The Profil clock,

–A cleaning kit (impregnated antistatic cloth),

–option, the clock support which is delivered separately.,

–This booklet.

Version : a descriptive label is fixed to the back of the clock :

NTP = The clock is a slave clock driven by a master clock or a NTP server and

1.2 Cleaning

Use an antistatic product of similar type to the one shipped in the original packaging. Never

use alcohol, acetone or any other solvent liable to damage the casing and filter on your clock.

II - INSTALLATION

Select the location where your clock is to be installed, if possible in a place that is free from

electrical interference (cathode tube, transformers, etc.).

2.1 Single Face clock

Clocks are simply hanged on a screw head.

- Place the screw (Ø 4) at the desired height

leaving the head 3 mm outside.

- Carry out the connections to the time

distribution network.

- Hang the clock.

2.2 Double Face clock

- Fit the bracket on the wall or on the

ceiling with 2 screws Ø6.

- Carry out the connections to the time

distribution network.

-Present both clock on the bracket,

then turns it a quarter turn in the

clockwise so that the clocks are in the

correct position.

114

930 clock 940 clock

Profil 930 =152

Profil 940 = 92

III - POWER SUPPLY

The NTP slave clocks are powered and synchronised through the Ethernet

network (PoE).

IV - SETTING

The NTP server (Sigma, …) has to be set with the

multicast address 239.192.54.1.

It is possible to modify the multicast address on the

NTP clock (see Addendum 1 page ) in coherence

with the NTP server (Sigma, …).

If necessary, set the DIP switches (D) as described

page 6.

Connect the network on RJ45 connector (R).

2 LEDs (on each side of the RJ45 connector) give information as follow :

Yellow LED: activity (flashes when sending/receiving information),

Green LED: connectivity (flashes in presence of LAN network).

- At power up, the hands are positioned at 4:00, 8:00 or noon until

reception of a time message. After validation of NTP synchronisation data,

the clock set itself rapidly. Validation may take a few minutes.

In the absence of synchronisation, the clock continues to operate for 24

hours on its time base and then moves to 12:00.

The NTP server must have a transmission (Poll) period of less than 128

seconds.

Addendum I - DIP configuration of NTP slave clocks

DIPs 1 to 4 allow to set the multicast address

used by the NTP server.

The multicast address used is : 239.192.54.XXX.

XXX is set by default to 1. It can be set between 1 and 15 (0 is already

reserved).

239.192.54.1239.192.54.2239.192.54.3

239.192.54.4239.192.54.5239.192.54.6

239.192.54.7239.192.54.8239.192.54.9

239.192.54.10 239.192.54.11 239.192.54.12

239.192.54.13 239.192.54.14 239.192.54.15

Dips 5 to 10 allow to set the offset from UTC and the time changeovers

depending on the time zone.

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UTC 0 No

Eur -1

(London, Dublin, Edinburgh,

Lisbon)

0Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(01:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(02:00)

Eur

(Paris, Bruxelles, Amsterdam,

Berlin, Berne, Copenhague,

Madrid, Oslo, Rome,

Stockholm, Vienne, Belgrade,

Bratislava, Budapest,

Ljubljana, Prague, Sarajevo,

Sofia, Vilnius, Varsovie,

Zagreb)

+1 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

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1 2 3 4

1234

1 2 3 4

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Eur +1

(Athens, Istanbul, Minsk) +2 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(03:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(04:00)

Bucharest, Romania +2 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(03:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(04:00)

Cairo, Pretoria +2 No

Dhaka +6 No

Tel Aviv +2 Yes Last fri.

Mar.

(02:00)

2nd Sun.

Sept.

(02:00)

Kuweit +3 No

Moscow, St. Petersburg,

Volgograd

+3 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Tehran +3,5 Yes 22

March122

September

Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Baku,

Tbilsi

+4 No

Kabul +4,5 No

Yekaterinburg, Russia +5 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Islamabad, Karachi, Tashkent +5 No

Mumbay, Calcutta, Madras,

New Delhi, Colombo +5,5 No

Astana, Thimphu +6 No

Bangkok, Hanoï, Jakarta +7 No

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Beijing, Chongping, Hong

Kong, Singapore, Taipei,

Urumqi

+8 No

Tokyo, Osaka, Sapporo,

Séoul +9 No

Yakutsk +9 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Adelaïde +9,5 Yes 1st Sun.

Oct.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

April

(03:00)

Darwin +9,5 No

Brisbane, Guam, Port

Moresby +10 No

Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne +10 Yes Last Sun.

Oct.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

April

(03:00)

Hobart, Tasmanie +10 Yes 1st Sun.

Oct.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

April

(03:00)

Vladivostok +10 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Solomon Il., New Caledonia +11 No

Auckland, Wellington +12 Yes Last Sun.

Sept.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

April

(03:00)

Marshall Il. +12 No

Azores -1 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(01:00)

Middle Atlantic -2 No

Brasilia -3 Yes 3rd Sun.

Oct.

(00:00)

3rd Sun.

Feb.

(00:00)

Buenos aires -3 No

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Newfoundland, Labrador -3,5 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(00:01)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(00:01)

Atlantic Time (Canada) -4 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

La Paz, Indiana -4 No

Bogota, Lima, Quito -5 No

New York, Eastern Time (US

& Canada)

-5 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

Chicago, Central Time (US &

Canada)

-6 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

Tegucigalpa, Honduras -6 No

Phoenix, Arizona -7 No

Denver, Mountain Time -7 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

Los Angeles, Pacific Time -8 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

Anchorage, Alaska -9 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

Honolulu, Hawaii -10 No

Apia, Samoa -11 No

Mexico -6 Yes 1st Sun.

Apr.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(02:00)

Samara, Russia +4 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Novosibirsk, Russia +6 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

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Krasnoyarsk, Russia +7 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Irkutsk, Russia +8 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Magadan, Russia +11 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Anadyr, Russia +12 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(03:00)

Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland,

Denmark -1 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(00:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(01:00)

Nuuk, Greenland, Denmark -3 Yes Last Sun.

Mar.

(22:00)

Last Sun.

Oct.

(23:00)

Qaanaaq, Greenland,

Denmark -4 Yes 2nd Sun.

Mar.

(02:00)

1st Sun.

Nov.

(02:00)

Western Australia: Perth +8 No

Caracas -4.5 No

Alger, Tunis +1 No

Dip 11 must be set to OFF. In this position, it will take into account the time

zone defined by DIPs 5 to 10. In position ON, the NTP clock movement will

manage the time changeovers only if it receives a table of time

changeovers from a season server.

Dip 12 must be set to OFF. It is used for maintenance purpose. In position

ON, the clock movement will be set automatically to 12h.

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