Simplex GPS6400 Manuel utilisateur

GPS6400 Interface System

Master Time Control Systems

Installation and Customer Instructions

MC427A-406

Rev. F

DO NOT INSTALL ANY SIMPLEX PRODUCT THAT APPEARS

DAMAGED. Upon unpacking your Simplex product, inspect the contents of the

carton for shipping damage. If damage is apparent, immediately file a claim

with the carrier and notify Simplex.

ELECTRICAL HAZARD - Disconnect electrical power when making any

internal adjustments or repairs. Qualified Simplex Representatives should

perform servicing. During installation, route field wiring away from sharp

objects, and internal components. This product is intended for indoor use only.

STATIC HAZARD - Static electricity can damage components. Therefore,

handle as follows:

1. Ground yourself before opening or installing components.

2. Keep uninstalled component wrapped in anti-static material at all times.

IMPORTANT - Use a cleaner that is nonabrasive and noncorrosive to

plastics when cleaning the front of your clock.

SYSTEM MAINTENANCE - The GPS/6400 Interface System is manufactured

for years of dependable, reliable use. However, to assure the reliability of this

product, test the system at least every 6 months.

Printed in the United States of America.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice. No part

of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any

means, electronic or mechanical, for any purpose, without the express

written consent of Simplex Time Recorder Company.

Cautions and Warnings

Introduction ............................................................................................1

Specifications .........................................................................................1

Programming Capabilities .....................................................................1

General..................................................................................................2

Electrical................................................................................................2

Installation (6400 / 6500 Master Clocks)...............................................2

GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver................................................................2

GPS/6400 Interface Module..................................................................2

Interfacing to the 6400 Master Clock …………………..……..………… 3

Interfacing to the 6500 Master Clock……………………………………. 3

Front Panel Description.........................................................................4

Applying Power......................................................................................4

Entering Data.........................................................................................5

Select the required interface for 6400 or 6500 Master Clock................5

Operation.................................................................................................5

Programming the GPS/6400 Interface Module .....................................6

Entering or Editing GMT Time...............................................................6

Entering or Editing GMT Date / Day ………………………………………7

Entering or Editing Local Time Zone Plan ……………………………..8-9

Special Functions................................................................................10

Programming Summary ......................................................................10

Wiring Diagrams...............................................................................11-12

Table of Contents

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The GPS6400 Interface System provides an accurate GPS time reference for the Simplex model 6400 and 6500 Master

Clocks. There are two parts to the system: the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver, and the GPS/6400 Interface Module. Offsets

from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and seasonal changes are easily programmed for use in any world time zone.

The GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver provides accurate time by locking the GPS/6400 Interface Module to the NIST traceable

time (atomic clock) sent by the GPS system.

The AUTO PROMPTING, alphanumeric display makes programming fast and simple.

The GPS/6400 Interface Module communicates with the 6400 and 6500 master clocks via its RS232 Interface.

PROGRAMMING CAPABILITIES

Auto Prompting Display –A back-lighted, two line, alphanumeric display provides information to guide the operator during

programming. Each line has 16 characters. Displays GMT on the top line and LOCAL time on the bottom line.

Keypad –16 clearly labeled keys for entering data.

Programmable Local Time Zone –Simple keyboard entry allows for programming the local time zone offset from GMT and

any seasonal adjustments.

RS232 Interface –Provides an RS232 interface for sending local time updates to the 6400 when prompted by the 6400. If

used with the 6500, local time and date updates are sent automatically at the 35th minute.

POWER FAIL BACKUP

The GPS/6400 Interface Module has a Non-Volatile Memory which keeps time and programs for indefinite power outages.

Outputs and the display are disabled during backup. The GPS/6400 resumes normal operation when power returns.

ACCURACY

Time Keeping - Tracks the Atomic Clock for optimum accuracy. During a power failure it is quartz crystal controlled with

an accuracy of +/- .005% throughout its full temperature range.

GPS LOCKED ON INDICATION

After accurate GPS time has been acquired and set, the GPS/6400 will indicate a “GPS Locked On” condition by changing

the “Gmt” to a “GMT” (all capital letters) on the main time display.

Introduction

Specifications

GPS/6400 Interface Module

GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver

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Operating Temperature Range is from 0 to 50 degrees C

Enclosure - Anodized aluminum enclosure that measures 19"W X 3.5"H X 8"D. Rack mounts in a standard 19" equipment

rack. Removable rack mounting brackets are included.

Weight: GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver …. 1.0 lbs.

GPS/6400 Interface Module …. . . . . . . 2.5 lbs.

ELECTRICAL

Power required –12VAC, 50/60 HZ (5VA Maximum)

A 120VAC to 12VAC, 1 Amp Power Module is provided.

The GPS-427A receives its power from the GPS-6400

The GPS-427A sends RS232 data to the GPS-6400.

Terminal blocks are provided on the back panel for connecting the GPS-427 Antenna/Receiver.

See the wiring diagram at the back of this manual.

Installation

There are two parts to the system: the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver, and the GPS/6400 Interface Module.

MOUNTING THE GPS ANTENNA/RECEIVER

The GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver must be mounted with a clear, 120 degree view of the sky.

This can be on the side of a building or on a rooftop as required. Mounting holes and a short piece of conduit are

provided. Refer to the GPS-427A drawing at the back of this manual for additional installation information.

The GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver connects to three clearly marked terminals located on the back panel of the GPS/6400.

Use unshielded, 3-conductor cable (24 gauge minimum, twisted, solid or stranded), up to 1000 feet from the GPS/6400.

MOUNTING THE GPS-6400 INTERFACE MODULE

The GPS/6400 Interface Module should be securely mounted in a 19" equipment rack according to any local codes using

the mounting ears provided. Be sure the equipment is properly grounded to the panel or the facilities ground connection.

The GPS/6400 can also be shelf mounted by removing the rack mount ears.

GENERAL

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

A Power Module is required for the AC power (connects to a power jack located on the back panel).

All other wiring connections are made at the clearly marked terminal blocks located on the back panel of the GPS/6400

enclosure. Remove the terminal block cover plate on the back panel to gain access to the terminal blocks. Be sure to

replace the terminal block cover plate after making wiring connections.

See the wiring diagrams at the back of this manual.

Ensure that the installation conforms to the National Electrical Code and local wiring codes.

INTERFACING TO THE SIMPLEX 6400 and 6500 TIME CONTROL CENTERS

GPS/6400’s with version 5.03 or higher firmware are able to interface with both the Simplex 6400 and 6500 Time Control

Centers.

See the Operation Section for details.

The 6400 Master Clock must have sales option 6400-9505 installed.

The GPS/6400 Module sends Time to the 6400 Series Master Clock. Terminal blocks are provided for all wiring. Use 3-

conductor (24 gauge minimum), unshielded cable, up to 50 feet.

See the wiring diagram at the back of this manual.

6400 Series Dip Switch settings

Enable W W V Option and set for 2400 Baud. Set the Dip Switches on the W W V Interface Board as follows:

DIP SWITCH #5 #6 #7 #8 DESCRIPTION

ON ON ON OFF WWV Option Enabled

DIP SWITCH #9 #10 DESCRIPTION

ON OFF Selects 2400 BAUD

Refer to the 6400 Series Master Clock installation instructions for setting the internal switches.

Interfacing to the 6500 Time Control Center.

The GPS/6400 must have the 8100-0103 CPU Controller Assembly version 5.03 or higher. This controller is standard on

all GPS/6400’s with serial number 1722-00431 or higher.

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FRONT PANEL DESCRIPTION

DISPLAY, KEYBOARD AND LABELING

ALPHANUMERIC DISPLAY - Used for displaying GMT time, day, and date, and for displaying information during

programming or reviewing stored programs.

KEYBOARD - Many keys serve multiple functions. Those keys are clearly labeled with their functions to the side and top of

the key.

TIME KEY [3] Used for entering the GMT Set Time Mode.

DATE KEY [D] Used for entering the GMT Set Date mode.

EXIT KEY [F] Used for exiting any of the GMT Set Time, Set Date, or program modes.

ENTER KEY [E] Used for entering all commands or for stepping through program data entry.

DAY KEY [4] - Used for setting the GMT day of the week.

ZONE KEY [7] Used for entering the Local Time Zone Plan

THE CURSOR

On many of the display messages you will see a flashing square character called the cursor. The cursor indicates that

you may now enter or change the data at that position of the display.

APPLYING POWER

Before power is applied, be sure all installation and wiring is completed to all local codes.

Upon first applying power the display will come up with a brief sign-on message showing the model and version numbers:

And then the default GMT time display showing GMT time on the top line and Local time on the bottom line:

GPS/6400 Module

Version 5.XX

Mon 01:18:00 Gmt

Mon 01:18:00 LST

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ENTERING DATA

As data is entered, the master clock constantly checks for a valid entry. For example, you cannot enter 13 for a month

when setting the date. After entering valid data to a position on the display, the cursor will advance to the next position. If

you have tried to enter invalid data, the cursor will remain at the same position, indicating you must re-enter the data.

Simply re-enter the data on top of the existing data and press ENTER. Generally data is entered two digits at a time.

SELECT THE REQUIRED INTERFACE 6400 OR 6500

GPS/6400’s with version 5.03 or higher firmware are able to interface with both the Simplex 6400 and 6500 Time Control

Centers.

This is a keyboard selectable feature.

Press [3][1] [ENTER] to select the 6400 or 6500 Master Clock. The display will show:

Press any key to toggle between Simplex 6400 and Simplex 6500.

Press [Enter] when the desired Clock Mode is showing.

Previous GPS/6400’s (versions less than 5.00), will require an upgrade if used with the 6500 Time Control Center.

Contact Simplex Tech Support for details.

If the GPS/6400 is interfaced with the 6500 Time Control Center, you can force an immediate update to the 6500. Press

[3] [2] [Enter]. GPS/6400 time, day and date will be sent to the 6500.

With the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver connected to the GPS/6400 Interface Module, accurate time signals are

automatically monitored, and adjustments are made to the 6400 Master Clock. Only the Local Time Zone Plan needs to

be programmed into the GPS/6400. No other operator adjustments or inputs are required.

Every hour at the 35th minute, the 6400 Master Clock will request time from the GPS/6400 Interface Module.

The 6500 Master Clock does not request time from the GPS/6400.

Although only the Local Time Zone Plan needs to be programmed into the GPS/6400, the following instructions also

include how to manually set the GMT time, day, and date. Manually setting the GMT time day and date is only required if

the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver is not connected.

Operation

Clock Mode =

Simplex 6400

Clock Mode =

Simplex 6500

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PROGRAMMING THE GPS/6400 INTERFACE MODULE

This section explains how to manually set the GMT time, day, and date (if the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver is not

connected), and how to program the Local Time Zone Plan

If the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver is connected and has a clear view of the sky, the GPS/6400 will “lock on” to the GPS

satellites. This may take up to 15 minutes the first time it is powered on in its new location. When locked on the Gmt

indication will change to GMT. See the following:

Accurate GMT time, day, and date have now been automatically set.

You may now skip to the section titled “ENTERING OR EDITING THE LOCAL TIME ZONE PLAN [7] [ENTER]”.

ENTERING OR EDITING GMT TIME [3] [ENTER]

Manually setting the GMT TIME is only required if the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver is not connected.

You must be in the default GMT Time display before you can enter time. Press the EXIT key to be sure. The display

should look similar to the following:

Both lines will read the same day and time until the local time zone plan is entered.

Press the TIME key [3]. The display will respond with:

Press [ENTER]. The display will respond with:

It may be showing the correct time or some other incorrect time previously stored.

Be sure to enter GMT time.

The cursor will be flashing in the hour’s position. The bottom line will give you additional information on how to enter the

data. Enter the desired two-digit number for hours in 24 hour format and press [ENTER]. If the hours are correct simply

press [ENTER]. The cursor will move to the minute’s position. Do not press [EXIT] part way through editing the time,

date or any program steps unless you want to abort the editing. If you exit part way through, any changes made prior to

the current position will be ignored. Enter the desired two digits for the minutes and press [ENTER]. Before pressing

[ENTER], you may wish to synchronize this master clock to some other reference clock. The instant you press [ENTER],

the time keeping will begin. Therefore to synchronize with another reference clock, wait until it is ready to change to the

desired time and press [ENTER] at that instant.

Mon 01:18:00 Gmt

Mon 01:18:00 LST

Command? 03

Press ENTER

Time? 12:34 GMT

Hrs. (HH), ENTER

Mon 01:18:00 GMT

Mon 01:18:00 LST

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ENTERING OR REVIEWING THE GMT DATE [D] [ENTER]

Manually setting the GMT DATE is only required if the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver is not connected.

You must be in the time display in order to enter the date. Press the DATE key [D]. The display will respond with:

Press [ENTER]. The display will respond with:

It may be showing the correct date or some other date stored previously.

Be sure to enter the GMT date.

The cursor will be flashing in the month's position. The bottom line will give you additional information on how to enter the

data. Enter the desired two digit number for the month and press [ENTER]. If the correct two digits are already there,

simply press [ENTER]. The cursor will move to the day position. Enter the desired two digits for the day and press

[ENTER]. The cursor will move to the year position. Enter the desired two digits for the year and press [ENTER]. The

master clock will go back to the time display. To review your entry press the DATE key [D] and [ENTER]. The date

display will appear. You can edit the date again if you wish or press [EXIT] to return to the time display. Remember that if

you edit any part of the time, date or any program steps, you must not exit. Press [ENTER] until all positions of the display

have been edited or you have accepted the default information in each display.

ENTERING OR EDITING THE GMT DAY [4] [ENTER]

Manually setting the GMT DAY is only required if the GPS-427A Antenna/Receiver is not connected.

Be sure to enter the GMT day.

You must be in the time display. Press the DAY key [4]. The display will respond with:

Press [ENTER]. The display will respond with:

It may be showing the correct day or some other day stored previously. Press the DAY key [4] until the desired day is

shown on the display and then press [ENTER]. The display will return to the time display.

Command? 04

Press ENTER

Day? Sun

DAY key, ENTER

Command? 0D

Press ENTER

Date? 12-29-17

Month (MM), ENTER

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