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Table of Contents

 1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................1
 2 Installation............................................................................................................................................................1

 2.1 PoE Connection............................................................................................................................................1
 2.2 Network........................................................................................................................................................1
 2.3 Mounting......................................................................................................................................................1

 2.3.1 Surface Mounting to Drywall...............................................................................................................1
 2.3.2 Rack Mounting.....................................................................................................................................1
 2.3.3 Dual Clock Mount Bracket...................................................................................................................2

 3 Configuration.......................................................................................................................................................3

 3.1 Web Page – Default password is “tmachine”...............................................................................................3
 3.2 Network........................................................................................................................................................4

 3.2.1 IPv4 and IPv6.......................................................................................................................................4
 3.2.2 DNS......................................................................................................................................................4
 3.2.3 Mask HTTP Access on Subnet.............................................................................................................4
 3.2.4 Mask NTP Access on Subnet................................................................................................................4

 3.3 Time Synchronization..................................................................................................................................5

 3.3.1 SNTP Servers.......................................................................................................................................5
 3.3.2 Time Zone.............................................................................................................................................5
 3.3.3 Custom Time Zone...............................................................................................................................5
 3.3.4 SNTP Resync Period............................................................................................................................5
 3.3.5 Twelve Hour Time................................................................................................................................5
 3.3.6 24-Hour Mode Leading Zero................................................................................................................6

 3.4 Daylight Savings..........................................................................................................................................6

 3.4.1 Daylight Savings (DST Options)..........................................................................................................6
 3.4.2 Fixed Day.............................................................................................................................................6
 3.4.3 Start/Stop Date......................................................................................................................................6
 3.4.4 Hour Bias..............................................................................................................................................6

 3.5 Clock Type and Date Mode..........................................................................................................................7

 3.5.1 Use Calendar........................................................................................................................................7
 3.5.2 Date Mode............................................................................................................................................7
 3.5.3 Time......................................................................................................................................................7
 3.5.4 Date.......................................................................................................................................................7
 3.5.5 Date Offset............................................................................................................................................8

 3.6 Count Up Timer............................................................................................................................................8

 3.6.1 Use Count Up Timer.............................................................................................................................8
 3.6.2 Display Mode.......................................................................................................................................8
 3.6.3 Start/Pause/Reset Buttons.....................................................................................................................8

 3.7 Count Down Timer.......................................................................................................................................8

 3.7.1 Use Count Down Timer........................................................................................................................8
 3.7.2 Display Mode.......................................................................................................................................8
 3.7.3 Hours....................................................................................................................................................8
 3.7.4 Minutes.................................................................................................................................................8
 3.7.5 Seconds.................................................................................................................................................8
 3.7.6 Tenths of Seconds.................................................................................................................................9
 3.7.7 Activate Alarm Relay...........................................................................................................................9
 3.7.8 Alarm Relay Duration...........................................................................................................................9
 3.7.9 Start/Pause/Reset Buttons.....................................................................................................................9

 3.8 Other.............................................................................................................................................................9

 3.8.1 Unit Name............................................................................................................................................9

Summary of Contents for PoE

Page 1: ...PoE Digital Clock Installation and Operation Manual For Clocks with Serial Numbers beginning with B ...

Page 2: ...sync Period 5 3 3 5 Twelve Hour Time 5 3 3 6 24 Hour Mode Leading Zero 6 3 4 Daylight Savings 6 3 4 1 Daylight Savings DST Options 6 3 4 2 Fixed Day 6 3 4 3 Start Stop Date 6 3 4 4 Hour Bias 6 3 5 Clock Type and Date Mode 7 3 5 1 Use Calendar 7 3 5 2 Date Mode 7 3 5 3 Time 7 3 5 4 Date 7 3 5 5 Date Offset 8 3 6 Count Up Timer 8 3 6 1 Use Count Up Timer 8 3 6 2 Display Mode 8 3 6 3 Start Pause Rese...

Page 3: ...nterfaces 11 4 1 External Connection 11 4 2 Push Button 11 4 2 1 Changing the Time Zone 11 4 2 2 Scrolling the IP address 11 4 2 3 Set Parameters to Default 11 5 Troubleshooting 12 5 1 Flashing Seconds 12 5 2 Lost Link 12 5 3 Missed NTP Packet 12 5 4 Unable To Access Web Page 12 ...

Page 4: ...t can be changed using the configuration web page These processes are described with further detail in the Configuration section 2 3 Mounting TMPCs may be surface mounted rack mounted or in a dual mount bracket using two clocks Required tools hammer drill 1 4 drill bit screwdriver and pencil Mounting options are optional 2 3 1 Surface Mounting to Drywall 1 Mark the holes to be drilled based on the...

Page 5: ... Ethernet cables will enter into the clock displays The Dual Mount Bracket can be placed on the bottom or on the top of the clocks If needed the display can be inverted so that the cables can run through the bracket and down into the backside of each clock 2 At the ends of the clocks leave the screws out about so that they can be inserted into the key holes on the Dual Mount Bracket 3 BEFORE you m...

Page 6: ...can be found by using the push button double click located on the back of the TMPC After making changes to the configuration page the Save Settings button must be pushed to submit form data If the changes made do not take effect the Restart button must be pushed to restart the clock allowing changes to be applied 3 TimeMachines Inc 300 South 68th St Place Suite 100 Lincoln NE 68510 voice 402 486 0...

Page 7: ...et the parameters to match your network setup 3 2 2 DNS If using fullyqualified domain names for the time servers then DNS entries must be included 3 2 3 Mask HTTP Access on Subnet Check this box to only allow setup of the TM1000A through the web interface from the local sunnet This provides a measure of security for the device from outside the subnet attack 3 2 4 Mask NTP Access on Subnet Check t...

Page 8: ...plays When a DHCP set NTP source is used the web page will display DHCP Set IP Address in place of the stored configuration It is possible to save these if the web page is updated which then in the absence of a DHCP provided time server would then attempt to be used as written and fail Consult your DHCP server documentation on how to add these settings 3 3 3 Time Zone Selecting the Time Zone sets ...

Page 9: ... selected the clock does not adjust for Daylight Savings Time If CUSTOM is selected the user can specify a custom start date with a start time and stop date with a stop time The user can also adjust the bias of the offset NOTE If a US Time Zone is selected then and DST setting of OFF is not allowed If a DST setting of OFF is needed the Time Zone should 3 4 2 Fixed Day The Fixed Day check box indic...

Page 10: ...cision digital clock only 3 5 2 Date Mode This field is used to select the format in which the date is to be displayed 3 5 3 Time This field is used to select the amount of time in seconds that the current time is to be displayed on the clock 3 5 4 Date This field is used to select the amount of time in seconds that the date is to be displayed on the clock NOTE If a constant display of the date is...

Page 11: ...n is only selectable when the timer is paused It will clear the current timer values back to 00 00 00 so that it can be restarted from this point The up counting timer is also automatically reset whenever it leaves timer mode and goes back to a normal clock display 3 7 Count Down Timer This section describes utilizing the down counting timer feature of the clock 3 7 1 Use Count Down Timer Check th...

Page 12: ...back to read Start and it will immediately stop the timer to display its current values Selecting this button again will continue the down counting timer from this paused state The Reset button is only selectable when the timer is paused It will clear the current timer values back to the displayed Start Time parameters so that it can be restarted from this point The down counting timer is also aut...

Page 13: ...utton The Alarm Settings allow for setting of up to 20 alarms with each alarm being configurable for time of day using 24 hour time entry mode days of week to occur and duration of the alarm 10 TimeMachines Inc 300 South 68th St Place Suite 100 Lincoln NE 68510 voice 402 486 0511 email tmsales timemachinescorp com web timemachinescorp com ...

Page 14: ...chines techsupport timemachinescorp com 4 2 Push Button 4 2 1 Changing the Time Zone Using the push button provides a quick way to set the time zone with out having to access the configuration web page With every push of the button the GMT offset decreases by 1 Since the default offset is 6 pushing the button once would set the offset to 7 Once the negative offset reaches its limit 11 the next off...

Page 15: ... the primary and backup servers display the same address primary will be in IPv4 format than this scenario has occurred If both servers fail the seconds and AM PM dots will continue to flash until the issue is resolved Log into the configuration web page and set new SNTP servers 5 4 Unable To Access Web Page This can occur for many different reasons Below are a few examples with ways to potentiall...

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