Display; Synchronisation, Precision; Inputs, Outputs; Settings - Elen NDC 57/4 R L20 User Manual

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2.2 Display

The height of the display elements is 57, 100, 160 or 212 mm (readability up to 23, 40, 70 and 100 m
respectively). NDC 57/x and NDC 100/x types use superbright 7-segment LED modules. Other LED colours
are possible by agreement for an extra fee. NDC 160/x and NDC 212/x types use superbright elliptic LEDs to
ensure their legibility even in direct sunlight (outdoor).

2.3 Synchronisation, precision

Possibility of external time synchronisation by means of synchronisation modules (e.g. GPS receiver).
Time display precision:
Autonomous time: ±30sec/month (in +20°C ÷ +30°C temperature range);
When an external synchronisation module is connected, the precision is given by the precision of the
synchronisation.

2.4 Inputs, outputs

RS485 interface with galvanic isolation for the interconnection with other devices in an NDC-net.
An input for the connection of a local button with or without galvanic separation for controlling the stop
watch/counter. The maximum length of the local button's cable is 3 – 5 m (according to the level of
interference).
An input for the connection of a local thermal sensor (2 m as standard, or up to 5 m max. as per request)
Built-in output relay 2 A/250 VAC, which can be closed for 0.1 s – 99 s in the counter mode when the setup
limit is reached or as the output of the switch clock.
GPS Time Receiver input.

2.5 Settings

Time setting manual, wireless via an IR controller or automatic, when an external synchronisation module
is connected.
Manual or automatic LED brightness control based on the external illumination.
Programming and setting of the clock via a wireless IR controller (max. perpendicular distance 15 m):
− Time and date setting;
− Activation of selected display modes (time, date, temperature, stop watch, counter, remote sensor) –
intervals of alternating data display;
− Limit and modes for the counter;
− Stop watch format;
− Stop watch and counter control;
− Enabling/disabling of daylight saving time (DST);
− Time shifting in the range ±23 hrs 59 min – correct displaying of times in different time zones with external
synchronisation;
− Manual time setting;
− Counter relay switch-on time setting;
− Selection of a local or remote sensor 1 in an NDC-net to be displayed;
− Selection of a local or remote sensor 2 in an NDC-net to be displayed;
− Selection of the remote input in an NDC-net (only the Master clock, see chapter 2.9 NDC-net
communication network below);
− Interval of synchronisation with other clocks in the NDC-net (only the Master clock);
− Switching clock – times and periods of switching-on the internal relay, weekly calendar.

2.6 Modifications and dimensions

NDC 57/x, 100/x – frame of the clock is made of high-quality anodised aluminium profiles in a matt platinum
grey colour with a metallic appearance. Protection class: IP 20. Operation temperature range:
+50°C.
NDC 160/x, 212/x
cover frame is made of aluminium profiles in the colour of matt natural anodised aluminium. Protection
Class: IP 54. Operation temperature range:
Display
NDC 57/4
NDC 57/6
NDC 100/4
NDC 100/6
NDC 160/4
NDC 160/6
NDC 212/4
NDC 212/6
Digital clocks – NDC Series / User Manual v. 2.11
outdoor clock, installed in an internal steel, powder paint coated frame; the external
Width
Height
Thickness
360
150
460
150
530
200
730
200
685
340
110/217*
990
340
110/217*
890
400
110/217*
1280
400
110/217*
-30°C ÷ +50°C.
Readability range
38
23 m
38
23 m
38
40 m
38
40 m
70 m
70 m
100 m
100 m
3
Poznámky
wall-mounted
wall-mounted
wall-mounted
wall-mounted
* with tilting wall bracket
* with tilting wall bracket
* with tilting wall bracket
* with tilting wall bracket
-5°C ÷
5

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