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  • Page 1 User Manual HN 60 & 61 Mini Master Clock ©MOBATIME BE-801259.08-HN_60&61_master clock_241119...

  • Page 3: Important Notes

    BÜRK MOBATIME GmbH, D-78026 VS-Schwenningen / GERMANY and MOSER-BAER AG – CH 3454 Sumiswald / SWITZERLAND. All rights reserved. Copyright © 2024 BÜRK MOBATIME GmbH, D-78026 VS-Schwenningen / GERMANY and MOSER-BAER AG – CH 3454 Sumiswald / SWITZERLAND. All rights reserved.

  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Switching Channel ........................17 2.8. Connection of the Striking Module ..................18 2.9. Synchronization of Sub-Master Clock Using DCF Current Loop ........18 2.10. Output Blocking ......................... 19 LDC display – Information Screens ........... 20 3.1. Screen Hierarchy ........................21 ©MOBATIME BE-801259.09...
  • Page 5 Time Zone Setting ................35 Slave Line Setting ................36 7.1. First Page options........................37 7.2. Setting the Line Status ......................38 7.3. Setting minute hand movement mode ................. 38 7.4. Offset Settings .......................... 39 Channel Setting – Channel Parameters ..........40 ©MOBATIME BE-801259.09...
  • Page 6 Setting of the Added Output Blocking Time ................ 53 12.2. Selection of Control Contact Type ..................54 Time Zone Table ................55 Technical Parameters ..............59 14.1. Basic Data ..........................59 14.2. Power Supply – Parameters and Options ................60 Warranty ..................62 ©MOBATIME BE-801259.09...

  • Page 7: Description

    1 or 2 programmable relay contacts freely configurable for switching based on: • Weekly program cycle with up to 399 programmable lines. • Astronomical calendar with sunrise and sunset time calculation based on entry of geographical coordinates. ©MOBATIME 7 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 8: Operation Reserve

    Plastic box of protection degree IP 20, for mounting on a DIN rail 6M or 9M width. For indoor use: • Wall mounting, protection degree IP 40. For outdoor use: • Wall mounting, protection degree IP 65. ©MOBATIME 8 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 9: Accessories

    DCF 77,5 kHz radio signal receiver for indoor and outdoor placement. AD 650 • Standard cable length 10 m (max. 200 m). • For HN 60. • Cable length 5 m (max. extension up to 30 m). GPS antenna • For HN 61.

  • Page 10: Installation

    The wall mounting case has holes for supply cables in the top and rear of the case. • Connect the DCF receiver (GPS antenna), Slave clock line cables, switching circuit, power cable. • Switch-on mains power. The current time is displayed on the Master clock. 2.3. Terminal Board Connection ©MOBATIME 10 / 64 BE-801259.09...
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  • Page 13: Terminal Description

    This terminal can also be used to power the HN 6x with 12 VDC Slave line connection terminals +DCF IN– DCF input for HN 60 / 60i / 60a / 60m +DCF OUT– Synthetic DCF output for HN 61 / 61i / 61a / 61m...
  • Page 14 “Accu connect” jumper can be set temporarily and when an external 12 V accumulator is connected to +ACCU– connector, the Master clock will start up. Once the Master clock is started, the jumper should be removed. ©MOBATIME 14 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 15: Slave Line Connection

    Frankfurt am Main. Comprehensive information about time and date is then transferred into the DCF transmitter located in Mainflingen near to Frankfurt. The transmitter transmits long-wave signals at 77.5 kHz frequency. The DCF receiver guarantees absolutely precise time data with automatic transition to the daylight saving time. ©MOBATIME 15 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 16: Gps Antenna Connection

    An external GPS receiver with DCF code output, e.g. GNSS 4500, can be connected to the HN 61m as a source of synchronization signal (e.g. if a sufficiently long extension of the coaxial cable of the magnetic GPS antenna is not available). ©MOBATIME 16 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 17: Switching Channel

    The CH1 terminal (or RELAY 1) serves to control the externally connected equipment. School bells or external equipment can be powered with 24 VDC. Connection of external devices with 230 VAC power supply Connection of school bells ©MOBATIME 17 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 18: Connection Of The Striking Module

    2.8. Connection of the Striking Module Only for HN 60m / 61m. 2.9. Synchronization of Sub-Master Clock Using DCF Current Loop ©MOBATIME 18 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 19: Output Blocking

    The function is activated by a sensor connected to the Master clock. If the sensor detects the movement of the bell, its output closes and the main clock blocks the striking. Blocking takes place during sensor activation and set timeout (chapter 12). After this time, the output is activated again. ©MOBATIME 19 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 20: Ldc Display - Information Screens

    QUALITY or GPS synchronization signal. VERSION Information about Master clock model and SW version. Button function: ⯇ ⯈ Switching between information screens ✖ Return to MASTER screen The button function is different in each screen. ©MOBATIME 20 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 21: Screen Hierarchy

    Set the time and date manually when operating without a DCF or GPS receiver. The display shows following: Time 0 0 : 0 0 : 0 0 0 1 . 0 1 . 2 0 2 4 Date ©MOBATIME 21 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 22 Enter the date in the dd ⯈ mm ⯈ yy form. Confirm the values set up by pushing the button. Day of the week and DST status are set automatically according to the selected time zone. ©MOBATIME 22 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 23: Screen Line

    Set the same time on all slave clocks before starting the line. Enter this time as the slave time. To enter this setting, press the ➕ button from screen LINE (line type setting description – see chapter 7.1). Button function: ©MOBATIME 23 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 24 Save of entered values and return to LINE screen ✖ Exit without save Set slave impulse line time in following format: hh:mm Minute impulse line Half-minute impulse line hh:mm:00 or hh:mm:30 hh:mm:ss Seconds impulse line ©MOBATIME 24 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 25: Screen Channel

    0 4 : 5 9 Time of illumination OFF Button function: Entry to coordinate settings and channel switching on / off correction (description – see chapter 8.2) Long press of ➖ Lock / unlock channel ©MOBATIME 25 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 26: Mute Screen - Advance / Dekay Switching Before / After Audio Output

    1 0 : 0 8 : 5 7 m u t e Button function: Entry to advance / delay, before / after setting audio output (description – see chapter 8.3) Long press of ➖ Lock / unlock channel ©MOBATIME 26 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 27: Screen Striking

    The display shows following: Indication of striking lock A u d i o S t r i k i n g O f f 2 2 - 0 6 1 / 4 Type of striking Striking off period ©MOBATIME 27 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 28 Button function: Entry to striking configuration menu (description – see chapter 10) Long press of ➖ Lock / unlock striking function ©MOBATIME 28 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 29: Screen Synchronization Quality

    Number of satellites in sight of the receiver G P S s i g n a l 1 3 s a t 1 0 0 % k v a l i t a GPS signal quality in the last hour ©MOBATIME 29 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 30: Msf

    1 0 0 % B i t : 1 N o : 5 7 O k : 3 Number Last received bit (1, 0 or –) Counter of identical telegrams (0–9) of seconds mark (0–58) ©MOBATIME 30 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 31: Screen Version

    Type of Master clock H N 6 0 . S 4 v 0 . 4 9 0 x 0 0 0 1 Software version Status code Button function: Entry into service menu – only for service purposes ©MOBATIME 31 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 32: Main Menu

    Load a pre-prepared switching programs per USB into the Master clock Output blocking Striking output lockout configuration Button function ⯇ or ⯈ Switch between items Confirm the item selection and proceed to enter the item ✖ Return to MASTER screen ©MOBATIME 32 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 33: Main Menu Structure

    4.1. Main Menu Structure ©MOBATIME 33 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 34: Synchronization Setting

    Synchronization Setting The DCF synchronization type is preset for HN 60 / 60i / 60a Master clock variants. The GPS synchronization type is preset for HN 61 / 61i / 61a Master clock variants. For the HN 60m / 61m the synchronization type can be selected.

  • Page 35: Time Zone Setting

    Time Zone Setting This function is used to set time zones of Slave line, channel, local time and synchronization source. See the MOBATIME Time Zone Table in chapter 13. In Main Menu press the ⯈ button to select Time Zones...

  • Page 36: Slave Line Setting

    Minute hand movement mode Offset setting O f f s e t : + 9 , 9 9 s ©MOBATIME 36 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 37: First

    Enter the pulse duration in tenths of seconds (01–99) Enter the length of the gap between pulses in accelerated mode in tenths of seconds (01–99) Default values for minute and half-minute lines: Pulse length 1.5 s Gap length 1.5 s ©MOBATIME 37 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 38: Setting The Line Status

    Setting minute hand movement mode The following modes can be set for MOBALine: continuous Fluent hand movement Minute Minute hand moves in steps of one minute 1/2 minute Minute hand moves in steps of ½ minute ©MOBATIME 38 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 39: Offset Settings

    1 second compared to the time on the Master clock. You can set: Shift range -9.99 s to +9.99 s Adjust step-by-step: Negative / positive value + / – Units of seconds 0–9 Tens of milliseconds 0–99 ©MOBATIME 39 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 40: Channel Setting - Channel Parameters

    Move between items ➕ ➖ Switch flashing item (holding the button will cycle through the options automatically) Save edited values and return to item list view ✖ Exit without save and return to item list view ©MOBATIME 40 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 41: Program / Manually

    Adjusting the value to the positive value speeds up the evening switching-on and extends the switching-off time in the morning. ©MOBATIME 41 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 42 The channel cannot be selected if it is already set to manual switch or MUTE switching. Lighting switch correction: range –99 minutes to +99 minutes Coordinates range: latitude 0°00` to 89°59` N (S) longitude 0°00` to 179°59` E (W) ©MOBATIME 42 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 43: Switching Mute Signal

    Advance before audio output (100 ms unit) e.g. means that MUTE turns on a second earlier post 0–99 (0,0–9,9 s), Delay after audio output (100 ms unit) e.g. means that MUTE switches off 500 ms after ©MOBATIME 43 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 44: Weekly Program

    × × : × × : 0 0 × × . × × . * * * * * * * Date Day of week: Mo–Su Blank list If there are no records in the switching program, is displayed. ©MOBATIME 44 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 45 Channel will be switched on for specific duration (01–99 s) Date: dd.mm. Day of week (in order Mo, Tu, We, Th, Fri, Sa, Su): Day in which the program line will be executed Day in which the program line will not be executed ©MOBATIME 45 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 46: View And Edit Aud Program Audio Recordings

    Button function in item edit mode: ⯇ ⯈ Move between items ➕ ➖ Switch flashing item (holding the button will cycle through the options automatically) Save edited record ✖ Exit without save to list of records ©MOBATIME 46 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 47 • Resolution: • Sampling rate: 48 000 Hz number 1 to 255 with file extension .wav (e.g. 25.wav) • File name: Place this prepared audio file to the USB Flash drive to its root directory. ©MOBATIME 47 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 48: Striking

    Button function in item edit mode: ⯇ ⯈ Move between items Switch flashing item (holding the button will cycle through ➕ ➖ the options automatically) Save entered value(s) and return to page view ✖ Exit without save ©MOBATIME 48 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 49: Classic Striking On The Bells Or Dulcimers

    Output 1 is always activated at the 30 minute (1 strike) and on the full hour with the number of hour strikes Output 1 is always activated at the full hour with the number of hour strikes ©MOBATIME 49 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 50: Description Of Supported Striking Types

    Striking off period A u d i o o f f 2 2 - 0 5 h 1 / 2 P h 1 0 Gap length between 1/4 and hour Striking type striking at 1/4 striking type ©MOBATIME 50 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 51: Description Of Supported Striking Types

    10.2.1. Description of Supported Striking Types Striking Time Type 15‘ 30‘ 45‘ 60‘ Full Hour x h bell15.wav bell30.wav bell45.wav bell60.wav – bell30.wav – – bellxh.wav – – – – – – – bell1h.wav – ©MOBATIME 51 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 52: Load Channels

    If you still press the button, the display shows following: N o t h i n g s a v e Button function: Save channel records and reset Master clock ✖ Exit without saving and return to Main Menu ©MOBATIME 52 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 53: Output Blocking

    : - s t r i k e : Activation of the channel Blocking activation for striking blocking, not implemented on bells Options: Blocking time [s] 0–99 (default 10 s) – Blocking off (default) Blocking on ©MOBATIME 53 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 54: Selection Of Control Contact Type

    Button function in item edit mode: ⯇ ⯈ Move between items Switch flashing item (holding the button will cycle through ➕ ➖ the options automatically) Save entered value(s) and return to page view ✖ Exit without save ©MOBATIME 54 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 55: Time Zone Table

    UTC (GMT) Istanbul, Kuwait, Minsk, Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Volgograd Praia, Cape Verde UTC (GMT) Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Tbilisi, Samara Kábul +4,5 Adamstown (Pitcairn Islands) Tashkent, Islamabad, Kathmandu, Yekaterinburg Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, +5,5 New Delhi, Colombo ©MOBATIME 55 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 56 (01:00) Central Atlantic Brasília Sunday in October Sunday in February (00:00) (00:00) Buenos Aires Newfoundland -3,5 Sunday in March Sunday in November (02:00) (02:00) Atlantic Time (Canada) Sunday in March Sunday in November (02:00) (02:00) ©MOBATIME 56 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 57 UTC (GMT) UTC (GMT) Ittoqqortoormiit, Greenland Last Sunday in March Last Sunday in October (00:00) (01:00) Nuuk, Qaanaaq, Greenland Last Saturday in March Last Saturday in (22:00) October (23:00) Myanmar +6,5 Western Australia: Perth Caracas -4,5 ©MOBATIME 57 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 58 Time changeover from Standard (Winter) time to Daylight saving time ☀ → ❄: Time changeover from Daylight saving time to Standard (Winter) time last Sunday in March (02:00): Switch over on the penultimate Sunday in March at 02:00 hours local time ©MOBATIME 58 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 59: Technical Parameters

    – – – passive) GPS input for – – – external antenna mono audio output 3.5 mm – 1 (2 outputs) jack GPIO – 4 outputs (only for “m” variant) – OC, max. 100 mA ©MOBATIME 59 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 60: Power Supply - Parameters And Options

    24 VDC ±5 % 13 VDC ±10% Power Supply Terminal L N PE ACCU Voltage at the ACCU Terminal 14 VDC 14 VDC – Max. Possible Current Consumption 200 mA 200 mA – from ACCU Terminal ©MOBATIME 60 / 64 BE-801259.09...
  • Page 61 “Accu connect” jumper can be set temporarily and when an external 12 V accumulator is connected to +ACCU– connector, the Master clock will start up. Once the Master clock is started, the jumper should be removed. ©MOBATIME 61 / 64 BE-801259.09...

  • Page 62: Warranty

    The warranty does not refer to defects that have been caused by the following: • Unprofessional handling or interference • Chemical effects • Mechanical damage • The external impacts (such as natural disasters, etc.) Servicing during warranty and post-warranty period is carried out by the manufacturer! ©MOBATIME 62 / 64 BE-801259.09...
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