American Time H004663 User manual

Installation and Operation Manual
Part # H004663
Rev. 2
July 2013
Wireless Remote Transmitter

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The SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter is furnished with a wireless transmitter. In the USA, these Radio Frequency (RF) transmitters operate
in the licensed UHF business band at 450 to 470 MHz. The SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter needs to be licensed. For USA customers,
American Time offers the use of a shared nationwide FCC license, call sign WQFW336. In the USA and its territories, this allows nationwide
wireless system operation on the following 5 frequencies up to 100 watts of power, except near the Canadian border*:
464.600 MHz 464.625 MHz 464.650 MHz 464.675 MHz 464.700 MHz
If you wish to use an existing license in the 450-470 MHz band, or obtain a xed license for your site, please contact American Time at 866-
748-3796.
*This shared nationwide license is limited to 5 watts power North of Line A and East of Line C, as dened by a treaty with Canada. Please
check the FCC label on the back of your remote transmitter to determine the 5W transmitter FCC ID.
FCC Conformity (USA only)
Safety Precautions
FCC Licensing
All electrical power and signal wiring connected to the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter, secondary clocks, signaling devices and antennas
must be installed by qualied persons in conformance with applicable national and local electrical codes. Improper installation of this
equipment can result in lethal electrical shock and re.
The SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter should be installed in a secure location protected from:
• Physical damage
• Water, including condensation
• Direct sunlight
• Operation by untrained personnel
Injury From Radio Frequency Transmissions: Do not operate the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter when somebody is either touching the
transmitting antenna or standing within 2-3 ft. (60-90 cm) of it, to avoid the possibility of radio frequency burns or related physical injury. Do
not allow children to operate or play with or near the transmitting equipment.
Dynamite Blasting Caps: Operating the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter within 500 ft. (150 m) of dynamite blasting caps may cause them
to explode. Turn OFF these units when in an area where blasting is in progress.
FCC Warning: This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modications to this equipment may cause harmful
interference unless the modications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this
equipment if an unauthorized change or modication is made.
The above warning list is not intended to include all hazards that may be encountered when using this equipment.
SiteSync IQ Equipment Transmitter FCC ID Industry Canada
Transmitter ID
Industry Canada
Receiver ID
Remote Transmitter 5 & 10W AIERIT33-46009 1084A-RIT3346009 8306A-SSIQ
Remote Transmitter 25 & 40W ABZ99FT4048 109AB-99FT4048 8306A-SSIQ
Secondary Wall Clocks N/A N/A 8306A-SSIQ
FCC and Industry Canada Approvals
Changes or modications not expressly approved by American Time could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Responsible Party: American Time, 140 3rd St. S., PO Box 707, Dassel, MN 55325-0707 USA
TEL: [phone], declares that the product(s):
SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter and Analog Clocks
Comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on,
the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected
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Introduction
Remote Transmitter Features................................................................................................................................. 3
Optional Remote Transmitter Features ................................................................................................................... 4
Analog Clock Features...........................................................................................................................................4
Digital Clock Features............................................................................................................................................4
Installation Instructions for Remote Transmitter
Remote Transmitter and Antenna Installation ..................................................................................................... 5-8
System Setup................................................................................................................................................... 9-11
Remote Transmitter Connect Web Interface ....................................................................................................12-20
Installation Instructions for Clocks
Analog AA, AA with Battery Pack and AC Clocks..................................................................................................21
Digital Clocks .................................................................................................................................................22-24
Troubleshooting
Remote Transmitter ............................................................................................................................................. 25
Ethernet ..............................................................................................................................................................26
Remote Transmitter Connect ...............................................................................................................................27
Analog Clocks...................................................................................................................................................... 28
Digital Clocks ......................................................................................................................................................29
Appendix A: Ethernet Timekeeping - Known Good Internet Time Servers................................................................................. 31
Appendix B: Supported Time Zones.........................................................................................................................................32
Appendix C: Checking IQ Remote Transmitter Status Information ............................................................................................33
Appendix D: Port Diagram .......................................................................................................................................................34
Appendix E: Maintenance Guide..............................................................................................................................................35
Appendix F: Quiet Mode..........................................................................................................................................................36
Glossary........... ......................................................................................................................................................................37-38

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Introduction
The American Time SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter offers the latest and most innovative way to incorporate synchronized time
throughout your facility, providing you with improved productivity and punctuality.
SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter Standard Features
The SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter provides synchronized control of system clocks and electrical circuits such as those for
controlling signaling devices and lights. Standard features include:
• Internal clock accuracy of ±1 minute per year (without synchronization)
• Two level password security
• Automatic Daylight Saving Time and Leap Year correction
• Programmable Custom and Automatic Daylight Saving Time
• Support for time zone clocks (up to eight unique time zones)
• Support for 5, 10, 25 and 40 watt internal transmitters
SiteSync IQ Wireless Remote Transmitter Specications
Physical Dimensions:............2.8"h x 16.625"w x 13.08"d
Temperature Range: .............32˚-140˚F (0˚-60˚C)
Mounting: ............................. Desktop or rack mount
Communication:....................Ethernet
Shipping Weight:...................15.2 - 25.3lbs. (conguration
dependent)
Signal Circuits: .....................0 or 6 (optional)
RF frequency range: .............450-470 MHz
Channel Spacing:..................12.5kHz
Input Voltage: .......................100-240vac, 50/60 Hz
Peak Input Power:.................50W-SSQRTM-05; 65W-SSQRTM-10
120W-SSQRTM-25; 160W-SSQRTM-40
Nominal Power: ....................24W-SSQRTM-05; 26W-SSQRTM-10
39W-SSQRTM-25; 45W-SSQRTM-40
Fuse: (Input Power)...............5 amps, 250vac, Subminiature
Standby Timekeeping: ..........10 years
Memory/Time Backup: .........CR2032 lithium battery,
240 mAh capacity
Timekeeping Accuracy:.........±1 minute/year without correction
from Ethernet time reference
Program Retention:........................Unlimited
Programmable Events:..................9,999 events total
Schedules:......................................99 maximum
Signal Duration:....................Programmable 1-9 seconds or
continuous On
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The American Time SiteSync IQ wireless clock series offers a selection of clocks to match a wide variety of application
requirements. Plastic case, steel case, analog and digital styles will provide years of maintenance-free service.
SiteSync IQ Wireless Analog Clock Features
• Wireless time synchronization
• Built-in ultra-sensitive UHF receiver for facility wide signal reception
• Plug and play installation with no manual adjustments
• Battery clocks use four or six AA lithium batteries (included)
• Electric clocks - 120vac and 24vac (operate up to one hour during power interruption)
• Plastic case clocks are high-impact resistant with a shatter-resistant polycarbonate crystal
• Metal case clocks are durable steel, with powder-coat nish and convex glass crystal
SiteSync IQ Wireless Digital Clock Features
• Super-bright red LED for high readability
• Non-glare lens
• Selectable 12 or 24-hour format (except American series digital clocks, which use the time format display of system controller)
• ±1 second accuracy to master
• Black anodized aluminum frame (except American series digital clocks use steel enclosures)
• Visibility: 1.8 inches=75 ft.; 2.5 inches=150 ft.; 4 inches=250 ft.
Model No. Ethernet 0 Signal
Circuits
6 Signal
Circuits
SSQRTM-05A0E X X
SSQRTM-10A0E X X
SSQRTM-25A0E X X
SSQRTM-40A0E X X
SSQRTM-05A6E X X
SSQRTM-10A6E X X
SSQRTM-25A6E X X
SSQRTM-40A6E X X
Examples: SSQRTM-05N0E has 0 signal circuits with a 5 watt transmitter and magnetic mount antenna
SSQRTM-40X6E has 6 signal circuits with a 40 watt transmitter and a campus antenna
SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter Optional Features
• Automatic time synchronization with Ethernet
• Flexible control of 6 signal circuits, including manual operation
• Remote Transmitter Connect web interface mode for event and
circuit programming from a remote location
The following table shows the options included with each model number. The two digits following the dash in the model number
indicate the power of the transmitter (05=5 watt, 10=10 watt, 25=25 watt and 40=40 watt). The A in the model number
designates the transmitter antenna type. Note: Change to an X for campus antenna and and N for mag mount antenna.

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Back- UPS ES 550
SurgeProtection
PowerOn
ReplaceBattery
Battery Backup+
Surge Protection
Remote Transmitter
Installation
server rack
Shown with optional rack mount
kit, Part No. H004137
Remote Transmitter with Magnetic Mount Antenna
The Magnetic Mount antenna can be used with any of the models and is specied when ordering.
1. Choose a suitable location for the Remote Transmitter, following the safety precautions on Page 1:
a. Place the Remote Transmitter indoors.
b. Locate within 10 ft. of planned location for antenna.
c. Locate near an electrical outlet (120vac).
d. Rack or shelf mount.
e. Locate in an area with a network drop, or run a Ethernet data cable to the unit from a network switch or hub.
2. Install the magnetic mount antenna per the instructions on Page 6.
3. Connect the cables to the Remote Transmitter:
a. Connect the antenna cable to the Antenna port.
b. Connect the power cord to the Remote Transmitter.
c. Connect the power cord to 110v electrical supply (American Time recommends using surge protector/battery
backup Part # H002717A shown).
4. Turn on the power to the Remote Transmitter:
a. Place the rocker switch on the back of the unit to the ON position as shown above.
b. Conrm that the red ON LED on the front of the unit is lit.
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Not recommended
installation.
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Component Location & Mounting Guidelines
uChoose a suitable location for the SiteSync IQ magnetic mount antenna:
a. Locate the antenna at least 4 ft. away from the Remote Transmitter or
other electronic equipment to minimize the potential for interference
caused by the radio frequency energy emitted from the antenna.
b. Locate the antenna within approximately 10 ft. of the Remote Transmitter (
the antenna includes 12 ft. of cable and should not be extended).
c. Place the antenna indoors or outside at a central location on the highest
level of the facility (a rooftop penthouse usually works well, for
example).
d. When installed outdoors, the location should be lower than other
nearby building features or lightning rods to reduce the potential for
lightning strikes.
e. Place the antenna in an area that is easily accessible for maintenance
and inspection.
f. Avoid placing the antenna in an area where snow or ice may build up
and possibly damage the antenna or cable.
g. Avoid placing the antenna in an area where people will touch it or come
within 3 ft. of it during operation of the Remote Transmitter.
h. Avoid placing the antenna in an area surrounded by large metal objects
that could block the radio signal and reduce signal coverage.
vMount the magnetic mount antenna vertically up or down (never horizontally):
a. On a metal object such as the underside of a ceiling beam or air duct.
Be sure to test the pull strength of the magnetic base to make sure it is
safely mounted.
b. On top of a mounting bracket, installed on the side of the building or
other structure. You can use American Time Part #H001233
(shown at right).
4 ft
minimum
4 ft
minimum
1a
2b
2
1d
Note: Install a lightning
rod higher than antenna.
Shown mounted on bracket
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Campus Transmitting
Antenna Installation
The Campus Antenna kit is recommended for outdoor antenna installations and improved signal coverage. It can be used with any of the
models and is specied when ordering.
The Campus Kit includes:
A. Heavy-duty, outdoor type 26 inch
berglass antenna
B. 10 ft. COAX cable
C. Lightning arrestor
D. 50 ft. COAX cable
E. N female to N male right angle
adapter
F. N female to BNC male adapter
(only for direct connection to IQ
Remote Transmitter)
G. Mounting kit
American Time recommends installing the Campus Antenna on a mast at an elevated location outdoors.
nWARNING: The SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter should remain powered off until installation of the Campus Antenna is complete.
u
Select a suitable location for the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter and the Campus Antenna.
a. Locate the antenna at least 4 ft. away from the Remote Transmitter and other electronic equipment to minimize the potential for
interference caused by the radio frequency energy emitted from the antenna.
b. Place the antenna indoors or outside at a central location on the highest level of the facility (a rooftop penthouse usually works well,
for example).
c. Place the antenna in an area that is easily accessible for maintenance and inspection.
d. Avoid placing the antenna in an area where people will touch it or come within 3 ft. of it during operation of the Remote
Transmitter.
e. Avoid placing the antenna in an area surrounded by large metal objects that could block the radio signal and reduce signal coverage.
f. When installed outdoors, the location of the antenna should be lower than other nearby building features or lightning rods to reduce
the potential for lightning strikes.
g. Identify a location in the proximity of a suitable means for grounding the lightning arrester.
nNote: Cable lengths should be considered when selecting locations for both the Remote Transmitter and Campus Antenna.
v
Install the Campus Antenna mast (not included) vertically. Mast should be circular and approximately 2 inches in diameter, and should be
made of a non-rusting or rust-resistant rigid material.
w
Attach Campus Antenna (A) to 10 ft. cable (B) at mast end.
x
Attach mounting kit (G) to mast at Campus Antenna location.
y
Insert Campus Antenna into mounting kit and fasten set screws.
z
Route the 10 ft. cable (B) from mast to location of Remote Transmitter. Secure cable with cable ties or other suitable method.
nNote: Do not bend cable beyond original packaged coil bend.

Connect lightning arrestor (C) to the 10 ft. cable (B) and to the ground rod (not included).

Connect the 50 ft. cable (D) to the lightning arrestor (C). If the lightning arrestor is outdoors, seal it and the attached COAX connectors to
prevent moisture from entering.

Connect the N female to N male right angle adapter (E) to the 50 ft. cable (D).

A. When connecting the Campus Antenna to the Remote Transmitter, use the BNC male connector (F). Connect the N female to N male
right angle adapter (E) to the N female to BNC male adapter (F), and connect this adapter to the Remote Transmitter.
Ground the lightning arrestor (C) per the National Electrical Code and any applicable local codes. Seal the COAX connections around the
arrestor to prevent moisture from entering. nNote: This lightning arrester is not designed to withstand a direct lightning strike. However,
it can survive lightning strikes in the general area. See Troubleshooting section for information if you suspect the system has been struck
by lightning.
A
B
C
D
EF
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Ethernet Conguration
Connecting Ethernet and Conguring Network Time Synchronization
nNote: This option automatically syncs once per hour at
a time preset at the factory.
Ethernet requires:
1. TCP/IP Network with Internet access or
connection to a Network Time Server.
2. Cat 5 or above patch cable (not included).
3. Host Name:
*Record last six digits of S/N. S/N is located on
bottom of Remote Transmitter. The Host Name is
used to identify the Remote Transmitter on the
network.
4. Optional Static IP
Address from
Network Administrator:
5. Optional Gateway IP
Address:
6. Optional Subnet Mask:
nNote: The default ethernet setting has DHCP enabled
to automatically obtain an IP address from a DHCP server.
If no DHCP address is received, the device will default to
192.168.10.10.
7. Firewall Port 123 for SNTP or 13 for Daytime
Protocol open:
8. SNTP Server Address:
Alternate SNTP Server Address:
See Appendix A for a list of Internet Time Server addresses
(or use the address of a server on your local network)
9. Continue to system setup section.
nImportant Note: Time Servers provide time sync for UTC
Time, but do not set Time Zone or DST settings.
This is the required setup to provide time synchronization via Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) or Daytime Protocol from Internet Time
Servers or an internal Network Time Server.
Timeserver on the Internet
supporting SNTP
or Daytime Protocol
Public
Internet
Computers on the Local Area Network
Remote Transmitter
Remote Transmitter
Firewall with Port
123 or 13 open
Gateway
Outside the
facility
Inside the facility
Local Area
Network Server
Configuration 1: Receive Time Sync via the Internet
(SNTP or Daytime Protocol)
Computers on the Local Area Network
Timeserver on the
LAN supporting
SNTP Protocol
Local Area
Network Server
Outside the facility
Inside the facility
Configuration 2: Receive Time Sync via the Internal
Network (SNTP)
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All conguration and control of the Remote Transmitter is performed through the Remote Transmitter Connect Web interface utility via a
web browser. This includes Event and Circuit programming, manual circuit activation, time/date settings and other system congurations.
Note: Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) 7 Update 7 will need to be installed to run the Events Applet.
–This should be downloaded at http://www.java.com/en/
–Ensure that you have the most current web browser (ie. Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome)
To access Remote Transmitter Connect:
1. Ensure that the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter installation has been performed (pages 5-8). The default Ethernet setting
has DHCP enabled to automatically obtain an IP address from a DHCP server.
2. Open a web browser. Enter the Host Name from page 8 as http://sqrtxxxxxx/ in the web browser’s Address eld (Figure 1).
Press the Enter key.
Figure 1
nNote: If the Remote Transmitter is on a network without a DHCP server, the default address of the Remote Transmitter will be
192.168.10.10. In this situation, directly connect an Ethernet patch cable from the Remote Transmitter to a computer that is on
the same Subnet. Example: Set the connecting computer IP address to 192.168.10.11. See your Network Administrator if you do
not know how to do this.
3. A User Login window, (Figure 2) will appear. There are two available user names, uclock and sclock, which represent the user
and service access levels. The user security level allows access to everything but the Conguration Tab.
User Level Access:
Enter uclock in lowercase letters in the User Name eld and uclock in the Password eld. This is a user login which will allow
access to time/date and event menus.
Service Level Access:
Enter sclock in lowercase letters in the User Name eld and sclock in the Password eld. This is a service login which will
allow access to all menus.
**Passwords may be changed in the Conguration Tab.
Then, click the Login button.
Figure 2
4. The Remote Transmitter Connect utility will appear with the General tab selected. The tabs displayed may differ depending on
the conguration of the unit.
Figure 3
For more details on the features of Remote Transmitter Connect, click on the Support link in the upper right-hand corner of the utility
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5. Click on the Ethernet Tab and verify valid Time Server Addresses or enter new ones recorded in Ethernet Congurations
section on page 8.
6. This step is optional. If you would like to disable DHCP and enter a static IP address, uncheck the DHCP box. Enter the Unit IP
Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway IP assigned from your Network Administrator and recorded in the Ethernet Conguration section
on page 9. The Update button must be pressed for changes to take effect.
nNote: After changing to a static IP address, close the browser window and then re-open before trying to access the Remote
Transmitter Connect conguration utility. Enter the IP address in the URL eld (Figure 5) of the web browser in the following
format: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/ and press the Enter key.
7. Click on the Set Tab and select the appropriate local time zone from the drop down menu.
Figure 4
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8. Daylight Saving Time default is set to AUTO. If your location doesn't observe DST, select OFF from the drop down menu.
9. To conrm proper setup. Enable the On Demand Sync Ethernet button and press Sync Now. If successful, a green check mark will
appear next to the Sync Now button.
10. Verify the unit is transmitting. The PTT and Data LED's on the front of the Remote Transmitter should ash every 30
seconds unless in Quiet Mode. See Appendix F for more information on Quiet Mode.
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General Tab:
The General Tab contains information about the Remote Transmitter.
Figure 1
1. Circuit Status – This will enable the optional wireless signal circuits if set to AUTO. This eld may not be selectable if the Remote
Transmitter is not congured for signal circuits.
nNote: Scheduled events will not run if this is not set to AUTO.
2. Device Name – This allows the user to name the Remote Transmitter. This is useful for users that have more than one SiteSync IQ
Remote Transmitter to manage.
3. Time Last Set – This will display the last date and time the Remote Transmitter was set. The source of which the date and time
was set will also be displayed. The source displayed by Ethernet 1 is the rst time Server IP address and Ethernet 2 is the Alt. Time
Server IP address.
4. Software Version – This will display the current software version of the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter.
5. Serial Number – This is the serial number of the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter.
6. Unit Conguration – This is the conguration code of the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter.
7. Model Number – This is the model number of the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter.
8. Call Sign – This is the call sign used by the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter.
9. Previous/Next Signal – This will display the next circuit activation to occur.
10. Quiet Mode – This will display when the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter enters Quiet Mode. Please reference Appendix F for more
information on Quiet Mode.
11. Last Powered On – This will display when the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter was last turned on. This is useful to determine if the
unit has lost power.
12. Battery Low – This indicates that the internal time keeping battery needs to be replaced. See Troubleshooting section on page 25 for
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Set Tab:
The Set Tab allows you to set the time zone, daylight saving time, date, and time for your local clocks and time zone clocks.
Figure 2
1. Time: This allows the user to set the time in the following format HH:MM:SS. After selecting a time change, the Update button must
be pressed to take effect.
 nNote: Time will always be in military time.
2. Date: This allows the user to set the date. After changing the date, the Update button must be pressed to take effect.
3. On Demand Sync: The synchronization options congured on the Remote Transmitter will be displayed. The user may choose the
option in which they would like to synchronize their time and press Sync Now. The time and date will be updated automatically if
successful.
indicates a successful sync.
indicates a failed sync.
4. Remote Transmitter Time Zone Conguration: When this is selected, the Time Zone and Daylight Saving Time settings can be
congured. The Update button in the lower right hand corner must be pressed for any changes to take effect.
—Time Zone: This drop down contains a list of all time zones.
—Daylight Saving Time: This drop down contains AUTO, CUSTOM, or OFF.
5. Time Zone Clock Conguration: There are 8 selectable time zone clocks. Each time zone clock can be congured to a time zone and
DST. The Update button in the lower right hand corner must be pressed for any changes to take effect.
—Time Zone: This drop down contains a list of all time zones.
—Daylight Saving Time: This drop down contains AUTO, CUSTOM, or OFF.

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Event Tab:
The Event Tab allows you to create, edit, print, and save your schedules.
Figure 3
1. View: This row is for sorting which events should be displayed in the table below. If Schedule or Day is selected an additional drop
down will appear for selection.
 nNote: Press the Refresh button to update the table.
2. Export: This allows the user to export their schedules to a .ats le for backup.
3. Import: This allows the user to import a .ats le.

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Event Tab (cont):
4. Add: This allows the user to add new events to a specied schedule. There are three types of events:
–Regular Events: A reoccurring day of the week event.
–Special Events: An event that occurs on a specic time and date.
–Schedule Change: A planned change of schedule on a specic time and date.
This will prompt the following:
a. Schedule: The current event schedule.
b. Schedule Name: The name of the selected schedule.
c. Regular Event/Special Event/Schedule Change: The event type.
d. Special Event Date: Specic date selection for Special Events or Schedule change Events. Does not appear for Regular
Events. Date may not be in the past.
e. Message #: Message to be displayed on Digital Clocks. Does not apply for Schedule Change Events. Reference Manual
Activation section of Remote connect for further details.
f. Countdown Dur: Countdown timer for Digital Clocks in minutes. Does not apply for Schedule Change Events.
g. Change Schedule To: Schedule selection to change to. This only appears if a Schedule Change Event is selected.
h. Duration: Duration of event. Does not apply for Schedule Change Events.
i. Time: The specied time of the event.
j. Weekdays (M-F)/Weekends (S-S): Day of the week selector.
k. Accept: Accept event entry.
l. Cancel: Cancel event entry.
5. Edit: This will prompt the Event Edit window for the event highlighted. This can also be accessed by double clicking on an
entered event.
6. Delete: This will delete the highlighted event.
7. Delete All: This will delete all events.
8. Print: This will print the events that are displayed in the table.
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Circuit Tab:
The Circuit Tab contains circuit designations to specic schedules. This tab also contains the Manual Activation feature which allows manual
activation of relays.
Schedule:
Figure 5
1. Enabled: This allows the user to enable or disable the circuit. The circuit must be enabled to run an assigned schedule. The Update
button must be pressed for changes to take effect.
2. Assigned Schedule: This is the current schedule assigned to the circuit. The Update button must be pressed for changes to take effect.
3. Default Duration: This is the default duration of the circuit. Events may or may not use this default duration. The Update button must
be pressed for changes to take effect.
4. Switching 1: This allows the user to schedule a schedule change. For example, the image above may be a typical example of a winter
break schedule. The Update button must be pressed for changes to take effect.
a. Schedule: This is the schedule that the circuit will switch to at the specied date/time.
b. Date/Time: This is the date/time in which the schedule for the circuit will switch.
5. Switching 2: This has the same functionality as Switching 1.
6. Circuit Description: This allows the user to name the circuits. The Update button must be pressed for changes to take effect.
7. Schedule Description: This displays the schedule name as dened in the Event Edit window (Figure 9).
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Troubleshooting
Clock
Installation
Transmitter and
System Setup
Introduction
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Introduction
Remote Transmitter Connect
Web Interface
Manual Activation:
Figure 6
1. Enabled: This allows the user to enable or disable which circuits should be manually activated.
2. Signal Duration: This is the duration which the circuit will manually activate.
3. Message Number: This is used to select the message that will be displayed prior to a countdown.
nNote: This message number is only applicable if you have an SQAxxxxxxC(1-6) digital clock. A message number of 0
disables this feature.
4. Countdown Duration: This is used to select the duration of the countdown (0-59 minutes).
nNote: This countdown duration is only applicable if you have an SQAxxxxxxC(1-6) digital clock. A countdown duration of 0 disables
this feature.
5. Circuit Description: This is the description of the circuit as assigned in the Schedule Tab.
6. Wireless: This will signal the wireless enabled circuits only for the duration specied in the Signal Duration.
Message 1 - Bell 1 Message 2 - Bell 2 Message 3 - Fire
Message 4 - Custom Message 5 - Custom
Calendar Clock Message Displays
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System Setup
Introduction
Remote Transmitter Connect
Web Interface
Ethernet Tab:
The Ethernet Tab contains the network settings for the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter.
Figure 7
1. Ethernet Enable: This allows the user to choose if the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter should be a client, server, or both (time
synchronization.
2. DHCP: This is the default Ethernet setting. When this box is checked, the device will automatically obtain an IP address from a DHCP
server. The address received will be displayed in the Unit IP Address boxes.
nNote: If no DHCP address is received, the device will default to 192.168.10.10. In this situation, directly connect an Ethernet
patch cable from the Remote Transmitter to a computer that is on the same Subnet. Example: Set the connecting computer IP
address to 192.168.10.11. See your Network Administrator if you do not know how to do this. More information is also available
in the Ethernet troubleshooting section.
3. Unit IP Address: This displays the IP address of the Remote Transmitter. These boxes are normally grayed out and can only be
changed if the DHCP box is unchecked. After changing all IP elds in the Ethernet Tab, press the Update button to save
the conguration.
4. Time Server IP Address: This displays the IP address of the time server. After changing this eld, press the Update button. This is
referred to as Ethernet 1 which is displayed under the general tab. Time Last Set: (Source Ethernet 1).
5. Alt. Time Serer IP Address: This displays an alternate IP address of a time server. After changing this eld, press the Update button.
This is referred to as Ethernet 2 check is displayed under the General tab, Time Last Set: (Source Ethernet 2).
6. Subnet Mask: This displays the subnet mask of the Remote Transmitter. After changing all IP elds in the Ethernet Tab, press the
Update button to save the conguration.
7. Gateway IP: This displays the assigned Gateway IP. After changing all the IP elds in the Ethernet Tab, press the Update button to
save the conguration.
8. MAC Address: This displays the MAC address of the SiteSync IQ Remote Transmitter. This eld can't be changed in Remote
Transmitter Connect.
9. Port Number: This Port Number is defaulted to 80 so that Remote Transmitter Connect can be displayed. This enables the web
server.
10. History: This displays a history of the Ethernet activity to and from the Remote Transmitter. This can be reset by pressing the Reset
Packets Rx/Tx button.
nNote: When changing these setting in Remote Transmitter Connect, close your browser and log in again (with the new IP address, if
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Troubleshooting
Clock
Installation
Transmitter and
System Setup
Introduction
Remote Transmitter Connect
Web Interface
MTM Tab:
Figure 8
1. Set MTM To: This allows the user to enable or disable the Transmit to Wireless Master Clock Synchronizer. The Update button must be
pressed for this change to take effect.
2. Transmit Duration: This displays the amount of time that the contact closure is enabled. nNote: Only values from 1-9 seconds are valid
entries. The Update button must be pressed for this change to take effect.
3. Sync Time: This displays the time of day that the synchronized time pulse is sent. The pulse is only sent once a day and is programmed to
the nearest minute. The Update button must be pressed for this change to take effect.
Messaging Tab:
The Messaging Tab allows for the entry and storage of 10 pre-canned messages. These messages can be sent to message boards throughout
the facility.
Figure 9
1. Cap Code: The Cap Code must be match the Cap Code of the device receiving the message.
2. Message: The message entered may need to follow a certain format. Reference the message board reception format.
3. Description: This allows the user to enter a description of their message.
4. Enabled: Check this box and press Update to transmit the message.