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Bodet HMT Installation Instructions Manual

Bodet HMT Installation Instructions Manual

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LED DISPLAY
HMT & HMS LED
Time and temperature display
Installation instructions
BODET SA
BP1
49340 TREMENTINES
Fax: 02.41.71.72.01
www.bodet-time.com
Usine de Trémentines
Système de
Management certifié
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Upon receipt, always check the product for damage during shipment. If any is found, you may file a damage claim with the carrier.

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  • Page 1 LED DISPLAY HMT & HMS LED Time and temperature display Installation instructions BODET SA 49340 TREMENTINES Fax: 02.41.71.72.01 www.bodet-time.com Usine de Trémentines Système de Management certifié Upon receipt, always check the product for damage during shipment. If any is found, you may file a damage claim with the carrier.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    II.1 Dismantling to get inside the clock ............4 II.2 Wall fixing ..................... 4 II.3 Fixing on double sided bracket (only for HMT LED 15, 20 and 25) ..4 III - Electrical installation ..............9 III.1 Power supply ..................10 III.2 France Inter / DCF antenna ..............

  • Page 3: I - General Description

    CAUTION : Installation and maintenance of this equipment should only be carried out by qualified personnel. Since the HMT LED is connected to a mains supply or 115V, it must be installed in compliance with standard IEC 364. The mains supply for the clock must include a neutral phase circuit breaker (16A maxi), rapidly accessible upstream from the supply.

  • Page 4: Mechanical Installation

    II.2 Wall fixing Fix the clock with the 4 screws Ø6 (not supplied) (HMT/HMS LED 15, 20 and 25) or the 6 screws Ø8 (not supplied) (HMT/HMS Led 45) and the appropriate plugs. Make use of the 4 oblong holes behind.
  • Page 5 Single face assembly 1/ Place the 4 screws and washers Stainless steel nut HM5 (detail D) on the double face support. Stainless steel screw ST F M5-40 Stainless steel 6 mm flat washer Single face cover Single face cover 2/ For single face assembly, it is possible to install a single face cover (optional) on the back of the clock by fitting it on the double face support.
  • Page 6 5/ Attach the bracket to the wall with Stainless steel 8 mm tooth washer Stainless steel four 8 mm (HMT Led 15 and 20) or 10 screw H M8x25 mm (HMT Led 25) threaded rods plus Stainless steel nut HU M8 chemical sealing (recommended).
  • Page 7 Double face assembly 1/ For double face assembly only, fit Stainless steel 5 mm collar nut the cable grommet cover (supplied in Stainless steel screw M5X16 standard version) under the double face support, attaching it with the 2 screws at the bottom (detail A). Cable grommet cover Double face support Cable grommet cover...
  • Page 8 St. steel screw 4/ Attach the bracket to the wall with H M8x25 four 8 mm (HMT Led 15 and 20) or 10 St. steel nut HU M8 mm (HMT Led 25) threaded rods plus chemical sealing (recommended).

  • Page 9: Electrical Installation

    III - Electrical installation Advice : to prevent the cable from moving, it is recommended to use cable ties near each cable entry inside the clock. On some clock models, it is necessary to remove one display module in order to freely access the terminal blocks.

  • Page 10: Iii.1 Power Supply

    III.1 Power supply The switching power supply works normally with 230V 50/60Hz but it can works also with 115V. Nota : the 230V/115V input voltage switch is located under the switching power supply. To access the switch, dismantle the digit in front of the switching power supply, unscrew the HM8 screw and remove the fixing plate.

  • Page 11: Iii.4 Installation On An Afnor Network

    III.4 Installation on an AFNOR network Connect the cable as shown in the diagram below (non-polarised inputs). The clock sets itself to the right time after receiving several coherent time messages. Between successive synchronisations, the time base changes normally in accordance with the internal base. If the clock is in COD mode (see page 29), the time displayed is the time received.

  • Page 12: Iii.5 Installation On A Minute Or 1/2 Minute Network

    III.5 Installation on a minute or 1/2 minute network A “Minute” or “½ minute” distribution network only transmits impulses. It is therefore necessary to set the receiver clocks to the time of this network. It is not necessary to stop the distribution to add the clock. Simply set it to the right time and it will increment by one minute on reception of the next impulse from the master clock.

  • Page 13: Iii.6 Installation On A Dhf Network

    III.6 Installation on a DHF network The first time you switch it on, you must set the clock to INIT mode (see page 29) in the technician menu. INIT mode enables matching with a master clock which is itself in INIT mode. It switches to normal mode automatically on reception of the time from the master clock, memorising the address of the transmitter.

  • Page 14: Iii.7 Installation On An Ntp Network

    III.7 Installation on an NTP network An SNTP server periodically transmits the UTC time on the Ethernet network. The clock automatically sets itself to the right time after receiving several coherent time messages and applying the time zone configuration. The NTP server must have a transmission (Poll) period of less than 128 seconds. Make the connections directly on the terminal strip as shown in the diagram below or use the adapter supplied enabling connection on an RJ45 connector.

  • Page 15: Iii.8 Installation On An Rs232/Rs422 Ascii Network

    III.8 Installation on an RS232/RS422 ASCII network For an ASCII network, there are two possible choices: RS232 and RS422. For RS232, all the DIP switches are down. For RS422, all the DIP switches are up. Connect the cable as shown in the diagram below. Ground Ground Nota : Do not forget to select F into the prog/alternate menu in order to validate and...

  • Page 16: Iii.10 Installation Of Hard-Wired Temperature Sensor

    According to the place, it might be necessary to adjust the measured values. If necessary use an accurate thermometer/hygrometer to adjust the offset from the TECH menu (page 31). Humidity probe over support Humidity probe connector Green Data White Yellow White 3,3V Brown...

  • Page 17: Iii.11 Installation Of Hf Temperature Sensor

    Dip 3 Dip 2 Dip 1 Dip 0 HMT LED obvious waterproofing reasons. By default, the HMT LED clock and the transmitting sensor configured channel 1. If necessary change channels by adjusting the position of the DIP switches on the sensor, in accordance with the channel...

  • Page 18: Iii.12 Repeater For Double Sided Clock

    III.13 Configuration of DIP switches The DIP switches are set in the factory, but it may be useful when installing several HMT clocks in series to configure DIP switches 3 to 5. Clock type Dip 1 Dip 2...

  • Page 19: Iii.15 Matching Of An Hf Remote Control

    III.15 Matching of an HF remote control For the HF remote control to function with the HMT Led clock, matching must be carried out. This operation is carried out in the factory. Matching is carried out on switching on of the clock for a limited period of 30 seconds, by pressing the [T] button for at least 1 second.
  • Page 20 [Sel] pushbutton (inside clock only) - Long press (1 second) to access the programming menu (Time/Prog/Tech/ Test). - When in a menu, long press (1 second) to exit from the menu. - Short press to validate the previously selected menu or parameter. [S] pushbutton (HF remote control only) - In a menu, press briefly to exit from the menu.

  • Page 21: Iv.1 Main Menu

    IV.1 Main menu The main menu allows you to access all the HMT Led readout adjustment functions. It contains 6 menus (the CHRO and INFO menus exist only with the HF remote control) : CHRO : used to program the timing functions.

  • Page 22: Iv.2 Chro Menu: Count-Up And Count-Down Setting

    IV.2 CHRO menu: count-up and count-down setting Enter the CHRO menu (see page 15). A message flashes (“up”, “down”, “day up” or “day down”). Modify with the [R] button. “Up” starts timing in count-up mode, “down” starts timing in count-down mode and “day” starts a countdown in days.
  • Page 23 (entering 00:00 will stop the countdown at midnight on the last day). The hours blink (0 to 23). Select with the [R] key. Press [S] to validate the hour and move on to select the minutes. The minutes blink (0 to 59). Select with the [R] key. Press [S] to validate.

  • Page 24: Iv.3 Time Menu : Setting The Time And Date

    IV.3 TIME menu : setting the time and date Enter the TIME menu (see page 15). The hours blink (0 to 23). Modify with the [R] button. Press the [S] button to validate the hours and to go on to the adjustment of the minutes.

  • Page 25: Iv.4 Info Menu: Setting Of Chlorine And Humidity Values

    IV.4 INFO menu: setting of chlorine and humidity values This menu can be accessed only with the HF remote control. Go to the INFO menu (see page 15). The Ph level value flashes (0 to 14). Modify with the [R] button.

  • Page 26: Iv.5 Prog Menu: Brightness, Temperature And Alternation Setting

    IV.5 PROG menu: brightness, temperature and alternation setting 1. Go to the PROG menu (see page 15). The brightness value flashes (A1 to A3 and then M1 to M9). Modify with the [R] button. The values from A1 to A3 are automatic brightness settings (the brightness of the clock varies according to the ambient lighting).
  • Page 27 «St» = stop, the timer stops at the end of the count up or countdown. 15. Select with [R] key. Press [S] to validate the operating mode of the timer. 16. The program gives you the choice of using an end-of-count relay.

  • Page 28: Iv.6 Tech Menu : Technician

    Press the [S] button to validate the synchronisation mode. If you select ntP, program the end of the multicast address 239.192.xxx.nnn. Select the address between Bodet (49) and other (54). Modify with the [R] button. a. Press the [S] button to validate.
  • Page 29 If you select dHF or AFn, choose between COd (unadjusted time signal) or LOC (time signal + summer/ winter time change + time zone). Modify with the [R] button. Press the [S] button to validate. 10. If you select dHF, choose between “Init” (go to Init on first installation of the clock) (see page 7) or “nor”...
  • Page 30 Summer to winter time = first Sunday in November at 2 a.m. USA Mountain zone “USAM” (Denver) (GMT -07 hours). Winter to summer time = second Sunday in March at 2 a.m. Summer to winter time = first Sunday in November at 2 a.m. USA Pacific zone “USAP”...
  • Page 31 e. The number of the month for the summer/winter time change blinks. Modify with the [R] button. f. Validate the month with the [S] button. g. The third figure, corresponding to the day in the month for the summer/winter time change, blinks. If the date is not fixed : - Modify the third figure, corresponding to the number of the week in the month (from 1 to 5) with the [R] button.

  • Page 32: Iv.7 Test Menu : Test And Version Display

    21. The figure flashes (0 to 9). Modify with the [R] button. 22. Press the [S] button to validate and move on to setting of the tenths of a degree of the temperature correction. 23. The figure flashes (0 to 9). Modify with the [R] button. 24.

  • Page 33: Iv.8 Displaying A Numerical Value

    IV.8 Displaying a numerical value A numerical value can be displayed by selecting alternation “F” in manual mode or via a PC serial link. Note: if both input modes are used (manual and via serial link), the value actually displayed will always be the last value entered. Note 2: additional instructions are enclosed in the packaging for entering values via a PC serial link.

  • Page 34: Types Of Time Synchronisation

    V - Types of time synchronisation Independent mode “Ind” • The clock is totally independent; it receives the time information from its own time base. FI or DCF radio-synchronised mode “rAd” • The clock is independent; it receives the time information from its time base which is corrected in the event of deviation by comparing it with the signal from the FI or DCF transmitter.

  • Page 35: Technical Features

    0,5A / 0,25A HMT Led 20 master 0,37A / 0,2A HMT Led 15 master 0,30A / 0,15A HMT Led 25 master + repeater 0,6A / 0,35A HMT Led 20 master + repeater 0,55A / 0,30A HMT Led 15 master + repeater...
  • Page 36 HMT LED 45 1760 92,5 HMS LED 25 1500 90,5 HMT LED 25 1200 90,5 HMT LED 15/20 HMS LED 15 90,5...

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