SYNCHRONOUS WIRE



SYNCHRONOUS WIRE

SYSTEM INFORMATION

description

The Synchronous Wire system is the most popular system in the United States. The clock uses the running power as a time base. The clock receives an hourly correction to synchronize the minute hand, and a 12-hour correction to synchronize the hour hand.

Bogen's exclusive Sync Wire movements are microprocessor-based movements, which minimizes moving parts and increases reliability. The Bogen BCBD 2000-Series digital clock has a Sync Wire input that allows the user to mix analog and digital clocks on the same correction line. The Sync Wire system runs on 110 VAC or 24 VAC and can use Bogen BCMC 2000 or 3000-Series master clocks, or most currently available master clocks.

59-MINUTE Correction

110 VAC/24 VAC 60 Hz is used to run the clock normally. Applying an 8 second reset signal from 59 minutes and 54 seconds will cause an hourly correction. Applying a 14 second reset signal from 5:57:54 will cause a daily correction.

58-MINUTE Correction

110 VAC/24 VAC 60 Hz is used to run the clock normally. Applying a 55 second reset signal from 58 minutes and 05 seconds will cause an hourly correction. Applying a 55 second reset signal when hours equal 05 or 17 and minutes equal 03, 07, 11, 15, 19, 23, 31, 35, 43, and 47 and second equals 05 will cause a daily correction.

National time and Rauland Correction

110 VAC/24 VAC 60 Hz is used to run the clock normally. Applying a 25 second reset signal when minutes equal 00 and seconds equal 00 will cause an hourly correction. Applying a 24-minute reset signal when hours equal 06 or 18 and minutes equal 00 and second equals 25 will cause a daily correction.

SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS

SCOPE

The contractor shall furnish and install a complete time system including a self-regulating master clock which is capable of controlling clock systems and providing hourly and daily correction for time changes as well as controlling auxiliary systems.

MASTER CLOCKS

Either the BCMA 3000 Series or the BCMA 2000 Series master clocks may be used to control a synchronous wired system. Both master clocks are feature rich and allow for technician-level and user-level programming. The two options are:

BCMA 3000 Series - The Master Clock shall be the Bogen BCMA 3000 Series. The master clock shall have a LED display, as well as a backlit, two row by twenty character LCD display. The master clock shall have up to ten pre-programmed SNTP servers to use in case the clock does not receive time from one of the servers via a web interface. The master clock will be capable of receiving signals from all Bogen Master Clocks via RS485, as well as 59 minute correction, 58 minute correction, National Time and Rauland, and Dukane. The master clock shall have the capability of transferring a wired system into a wireless system (with transmitter option). The master clock shall contain two clock circuits that have the capability to run synchronous wire systems such as 59 minute correction, 58 minute correction, National Time/Rauland or a once a day pulse for intercom systems. The master clock shall be programmed via the 16 button rubber tactile keypad. The master clock shall be capable of interfacing with the BCAM Series analog clock via the Converter Box, and the BCRM Series analog clock and BCBD 1000 digital clock via RS485. The master clock shall be powered by 110VAC/60 Hz or 220VAC/50 Hz. The master clock is pending FCC approval.

BCMA 3000 upgrade options

Transmitter Option - The transmitter shall be capable of transmitting data to the BCAL wireless analog clock and the BCBL wireless digital clock. The master clock shall be capable of receiving a signal from any SNTP time server via the Internet. The transmitter shall utilize 915–928 MHz frequency–hopping technology. The master clock shall be capable of acting as a repeater while receiving a signal wired or wirelessly from the main master clock.

Optional Relays (zones) - The master clock shall be capable of utilizing four or eight zones that can be used for bell scheduling, lights, etc. The zones shall be capable of being programmed via the 16 button rubber tactile keypad and LCD display.

GPS – The master clock shall have the option of having a GPS receiver built into the unit for synchronization from the satellites via UTC.

Web Interface – The master clock shall be able to be programmed completely from a web interface that can be accessed through any typical web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla FireFox. The interface shall allow the user to program all bell schedules, events, display features, IP settings of the master clock and any system setting that the master clock has.

SNTP Server – The master clock shall have the capability to act as a SNTP server that other devices can point to in order to receive the time through SNTP protocol.

Countdown for Digital Clocks – The master clock shall be able to set the countdown time between events and have the digital clocks count down

OR

BCMA 2000 - The Master Clock shall be the Bogen BCMA 2000 Series. The master clock shall have a LED display and two push switches. The master clock shall be capable of receiving a signal from any SNTP time server via the Internet. The master clock shall have up to ten pre-programmed SNTP servers to use in case the clock does not receive time from one of the servers via a web interface. The master clock will be capable of receiving signals from all Bogen Master Clocks via RS485, as well as 59 minute correction, 58 minute correction, National Time and Rauland, and Dukane. The master clock shall have the capability of transferring a wired system into a wireless system. The master clock shall contain two clock circuits that have the capability to run synchronous wire systems such as 59 minute correction, 58 minute correction, National Time/Rauland or a once a day pulse for intercom systems. The master clock shall be programmed via the two push switches on the front panel. The master clock shall be capable of interfacing with the BCAM Series analog clock via the Converter Box, and the BCRM Series analog clock and BCBD 1000 digital clock via RS485. The master clock shall be powered by 110VAC/60 Hz or 220VAC/50 Hz. The master clock is pending FCC approval.

BCMA 2000 upgrade options

Transmitter - The master clock shall be capable of transmitting data to the BCAL wireless analog clock and the BCBL wireless digital clock. The master clock shall be capable of acting as a repeater while receiving a signal wired or wirelessly from the main master clock. The master clock shall utilize 915–928 MHz frequency–hopping technology.

GPS – The master clock shall have the option of having a GPS receiver built into the unit for synchronization from the satellites via UTC.

Web Interface – The master clock shall be able to be programmed completely from a web interface that can be accessed through any typical web browser such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla FireFox. The interface shall allow the user to program all display features, IP settings of the master clock and any system setting that the master clock has.

SNTP Server – The master clock shall have the capability to act as a SNTP server that other devices can point to in order to receive the time through SNTP protocol.

ANALOG CLOCK

The secondary clock shall be Bogen BCAM Series clock with automatic protocol detection. The clock will have plug and play features with no settings required. The clock shall have self–diagnostic capabilities for protocol detection, last received communication time and a comprehensive analysis of the entire clock. The clock will be capable of having remote diagnostic capabilities from the master clock location. The clock shall have automatic polarity detection, as well as a maximum correction time of five (5) minutes. The clock shall be designed to be used in either a 2-wire or 3-wire system with Bogen’s BCMA 2000 or 3000 Series Master Clock. When using Sapling’s 2-wire Digital Communication, the clock will immediately self–correct upon receipt of the digital signal. The secondary clock shall also have the ability to accept sync–wire communication protocols with hourly and daily correction. The secondary clock is to have a microprocessor based movement. The clock shall have a low–profile, semi–flush smooth surface metal case. The crystal will be shatterproof polycarbonate material. Glass and visible molding marks are unacceptable. The clocks will be able to be mounted to a standard single gang box. The clock is to have black hour and minute hands, as well as a red second hand. The clock shall have UL, cUL and FCC compliance.

Digital clock

BCBD 2000-Series – The digital clock shall be a Bogen BCBD 2000-Series Digital Clock and shall have a full 2.5" high efficiency red LED numeral display. The clock shall operate as a stand-alone, RS485 master or digital secondary clock with 12/24 hour display format, enable/disable daylight savings time, and three levels of programmable brightness. The clock shall have “BELL, “FirE” and addressable messaging capabilities. The clock shall be capable of alternating time and date in both American and European format and shall have a quartz crystal time base with 10-year battery backup. In slave mode, the clock shall be capable of synchronizing with 58 minute, 59 minute, and other manufacturers’ Sync Wire inputs, Midnight Reset input and RS485. When using RS485 input, the clock shall immediately correct for time changes. If input is lost, the colon of the clock display shall flash and the clock shall begin acting as a master. The clock bezel shall be anti-glare red with a smooth surface. No external screws or studs shall be visible on the bezel or clock housing. The clock shall be UL, cUL listed and FCC approved.

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