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Failure to follow these instructions can result in death or serious injury. NOTE: Electrical equipment should be serviced by qualified personnel. No responsibility is assumed by Cyber Sciences for any consequences arising out of the use of this material. This document is not intended as an instruction manual for untrained persons.
(GPS) technology to provide a highly-accurate date/time reference for Sequence of Events Recording (SER) and other critical power appli- cations. The STR-100 accepts an input from a Trimble Acutime 360 “smart antenna” or an amplitude-modulated (AM) IRIG-B source and outputs a time reference signal accurate to +/- 50 microseconds using standard time protocols: DCF77 and 1per10 (base model) or unmodu- lated IRIG-B (model STR-100/IRIG-B).
2—INSTALLATION Mounting Considerations The STR-100 can be set on a flat surface, mounted to a wall or panel using screws, or DIN-rail mounted to a wall or panel using the DIN-rail mounting kit provided. Figure 2-1 shows STR dimensions. Figures 2-2, 2-3 and 2-4 detail the various mounting options.
IB-STR-01 INSTRUCTION BULLETIN March-2023 STR-100 Satellite Time Reference DIN-Rail Mounting The STR-100 is suitable for DIN-rail mounting as shown below. The DIN-rail mounting kit (plastic support brackets) are provided. Feet DIN rail Figure 2-2. STR-100 mounting on standard DIN rail...
IB-STR-01 STR-100 Satellite Time Reference March-2023 Wall / Panel Mounting The STR-100 has slotted screw holes on the bottom and rear that may be used to mount the device to a wall or fl at panel. INCHES (millimeters) Figure 2-4. Wall / panel mounting of STR-100 www.cyber-sciences.com...
Ground (green-wire ground) + 24Vdc Figure 3-3. Control power connections The STR-100 provides two time protocol outputs. Channel one is set to Time Protocol Output output DCF77 and channel two is user-confi gurable for either DCF77 (default) or one-pulse-per-ten (or “1per10”). Each output channel provides a 24Vdc pulse-width modulated signal with the ability to source 500mA.
IRIG-B source (e.g., GPS receiver) to the IRIG-B input on the STR-100. The IRIG-B input on the STR-100 is a female BNC connector. Refer to the manual for the IRIG-B generator supplying the time reference signal to the STR-100 for recommended cable type and length limitations.
Reset Button The STR-100 has a reset button that may be used to interrupt normal operation and re-start operation. Use a small instrument such as a paper clip to depress the reset button through the pin hole located on the front of the unit between the two columns of LEDs.
March-2023 4—SETUP Configuring the STR The STR-100 provides a terminal interface for confi guration of the STR and the Acutime smart antenna parameters. The STR user interface can be accessed by connecting a PC running HyperTerminal (or equivalent). Using a null modem cable, connect a PC to the STR-100 Note: The original HyperTerminal utility COM 1 serial port, and confi gure HyperTerminal for DTE, 19.2 kbps...
— the year supplied by the antenna is used instead.) The default value for year is the year of STR-100 manufacture. The year must be in the range 2002 - 2047. If a two-digit number is entered (02 to 47), the STR-100 automatically adds 2000 before validation.
Figure 4-5. Daylight Saving Time – Help Screen 4 – Set Parameters to Factory Values This item sets parameters in the STR-100 back to factory defaults. (Refer to table 4-1 for a summary of all default values.) None of the antenna parameters are affected by this action.
INSTRUCTION BULLETIN IB-STR-01 STR-100 Satellite Time Reference March-2023 5 – View Parameters This menu item displays an overview of all STR-100 setup parameters. View Parameters Local Time Offset = 00:00 IRIG year = 2002 Channel 1 = DCF (Not selectable)
Performing this reset is NOT RECOMMENDED! This reset will prevent the Acutime antenna from functioning properly, and will require the antenna be returned to Cyber Sciences for re-programming. Acutime - Factory Reset This function instructs the Acutime to perform a factory reset.
Summary of all Default Values Depending on the application, it may not be necessary to change the default settings of the STR-100. The table below summarizes the default values of all parameters of both the STR and the Acutime GPS antenna (if used).
March-2023 5—OPERATION Normal Operation When the STR-100 is powered up, it searches for a valid GPS data source. If an Acutime antenna signal is not detected, the STR continues checking for an IRIG-B signal. If neither signal is detected, it continues to check for each type of source until one is detected.
● Radiated immunity EN 61000-4-3 The STR-100 is designed to operate properly on any voltage between 11 and 28 Vdc. Whatever voltage is supplied will be the same as the output on the two DCF77 outputs. The maximum burden is largely a function of the load imposed on the two DCF77 outputs. The typical burden of ...
A. Yes. Pomona makes a BNC-to-screw-terminals adapter that is compatible with the STR. The Pomona part number is 1296 and can be purchased from many electronics distributors. It can also be purchased from Cyber Sciences (CSI part number BNC-2W). Q. Do I have to reset the Acutime antenna parameters after a power loss? A.
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The service mark, “Power Reliability and Energy Effi ciency. Enabled.”, CyTime, and the Cyber Sciences stylized logo are trademarks of Cyber Sciences. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. RoHS Lead-Free Doc. no: IB-STR-01 Mar-2023 (supersedes doc. dated Jan-2022) Cyber Sciences, Inc.