Ascii Rs232 Or Rs422 Option; Uni-Directional Mode - Transmitter; Uni-Directionnel Mode - Receiver; Half Duplex - Gorgy Timing LEDI 1S Mode D'emploi

Connect the ASCII output to Sub.D (plug C) following the table below:
rS232
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

6.1. UnI-DIRECtIOnaL MODE - tRanSMIttER

In this mode, the clock transmits a code (configuration 2400 bauds, 8-bit format, even pa-
rity, 1 stop bit) which has two parts:
1 - time information in the form:
STX day of week Sp day of month/month/year Sp Sp hour:minute:second CR
2 - status information (timer, temperature, brightness, etc.).
The first part of the information sequence serves, for example, to synchronise a computer
(in this case the second part is not taken into account).
the complete information sequence is used to control another clock.

6.2. UnI-DIRECtIOnnEL MODE - RECEIVER

In this mode, the clock works autonomously but is set with respect to the ASCII code that it
receives (configuration 2400 bauds, 8-bit format, even parity, 1 stop bit).
this ASCII code may be either:
1- time information in the form:
STX day of week Sp day of month/month/year Sp Sp hour:minute:second CR
this tie code is generated either by the time server or the time center ASCII or any
other ASCII code generator.
2- information from another clock of the same type working in transmitter mode; in
this case, the clock is completely slaved to the other.
MDE-LEDI1S-2S-1066V1.0
n.C 1
tXD 2
rXD 3
n.C 4
GnD 5
n.C 6
n.C 7
n.C 8
n.C 9
6.

aSCII RS232 OR RS422 OPtIOn

rS485
FULL DUpLEX
n.C
tX+
rX+
n.C
GnD
tX-
rX-
n.C
n.C
rS485

HALF DUpLEX

n.C
tX+/rX+
n.C
n.C
GnD
tX-/rX-
n.C
n.C
n.C
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