Bodet Profil 730 User manual

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Profil 730 - Profil 740
WI-FI NTP Receiver
Réceptrice NTP WIFI
Installation and operation manual
Manuel d’installation et de mise en service
ANALOGUE CLOCKS
HORLOGES ANALOGIQUES
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BODET Time&Sport
1 rue du Général de Gaulle
49340 TREMENTINES I France
Tel. support France: 02 41 71 72 99
Tel. support export: [phone]
Ref : 608612A
www.bodet-time.com

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Table of contents
Safety information 4
1. Initial checks 5
1.1 Unpacking the clock 5
1.2 Cleaning the clock 5
1.3 Pre-requisites 5
1.4 Safety instructions – Precautions for use 6
2. Installation 7
2.1 Mechanical installation 7
2.1.1 Wall mounting with screws 7
2.1.2 Wall installation with locking disc 7
2.1.3 Installation on double-sided mounting 7
2.2 Electrical installation 8
2.2.1 Low voltage power supply 8
2.2.2 100-240V Power Supply 10
3. Configuring Wi-Fi clocks 11
3.1 Manual Configuration 11
4. Web Server Description 14
4.1 Home page 14
4.2 Wi-Fi configuration page 15
4.3 Network configuration page 17
4.4 Time Setup/Synchronisation page 18
4.5 Alarm configuration page 20
4.6 System page 22
5. Help with settings 23
5.1 Mechanical set-up 23
5.1.1 Using a shunt 23
5.1.2 LED status 23
5.2 Default configuration 25
6. Technical features 26
6.1 Dimensions 26
6.2 Data 27
7. What to do if… ? Check. 28
8. Appendix 29
8.1 Changing time according to the time zone 29

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Table des matières
Informations relatives à la sécurité 30
1. Vérification initiale 31
1.1 Déballage de l'horloge 31
1.2 Nettoyage de l'horloge 31
1.3 Pré-requis 31
1.4 Consignes de sécurité - précaution d’utilisation 32
2. Installation 33
2.1 Installation Mécanique 33
2.1.1 Installation murale par vis 33
2.1.2 Installation murale par disque de verrouillage 33
2.1.3 Installation sur support double face 33
2.2 Installation électrique 34
2.2.1 Alimentation TBT 34
2.2.2 Alimentation 100-240V 36
3. Configuration des horloges Wi-Fi 37
3.1 Configuration manuelle 37
4. Description du Serveur Web 40
4.1 Page Accueil 40
4.2 Page Configuration WIFI 41
4.3 Page Configuration réseau 43
4.4 Page Configuration de l'heure / synchronisation 44
4.5 Page Configuration des alarmes 46
4.6 Page Système 48
5. Assistance au paramétrage 49
5.1 Paramétrage mécanique 49
5.1.1 Utilisation du shunt 49
5.1.2 Etat de la Led 49
5.2 Configuration par défaut 51
6. Caractéristiques techniques 52
6.1 Dimensions 52
6.2 Données 53
7. Que faire si... ? Vérifier. 54
8. Annexes 55
8.1 Changement d'heure en fonction du fuseau horaire 55

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Safety information
The following icons are used to indicate risks or sources of danger when installing, using and maintaining this product.
Symbol Description
IEC60417 - 1641
Operating instructions
IEC60417 - 5002
Positioning of cell
IEC60417 - 5017
Earth, ground
IEC60417 - 5018
Functional earthing
IEC60417 - 5019
Protective earth (ground)
IEC60417 - 5031
Direct current
IEC60417 - 5032
Alternating current
IEC60417 - 5033
Both direct and alternating current
IEC60417 - 5036
Dangerous voltage
IEC60417 - 5172
Class II equipment
IEC60417 - 6040
Caution, ultraviolet radiation
IEC60417 - 6041
Caution, visible radiation
IEC60417 - 6042
Caution, risk of electric shock
IEC60417 - 6092
Class II equipment with functional earthing
IEC60417 - 6151
Caution, infrared radiation
IEC60417 - 6172
Disconnection, all power plugs
IEC60417 - 6414
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
IEC60417 - 0434b
Caution
IEC60417 - 5032-1
Three-phase alternating current
IEC60417 - 5032-2
Three-phase alternating current with neutral conductor
IEC60417 - 5009
Power, Stand-by
IEC60417 - 6069
Caution, very bright light
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1. Initial checks
Thank you for choosing a BODET clock.
This product has been carefully designed to ensure your satisfaction, adhering to quality
processes ISO9001 and ISO14001.
We recommend that you read this manual and the general safety measures and operating
instructions carefully before handling the clock.
Keep this manual for reference for the lifespan of your clock so that you can refer to it when
necessary.
Data not contractual. Bodet reserves the right to make certain
functional, technical and aesthetic changes to the devices without prior notice.
Failure to observe these instructions may cause irreversible damage and invalidate the
warranty.
In this case, Bodet cannot be held liable.
These instructions relate to the "NTP Wi-Fi" models.
For other models, please refer to the corresponding instructions.
1.1 Unpacking the clock
Carefully unpack the clock and check the contents of the package. These should include :
– the clock (with a label showing the product's MAC address) and this manual.
– a screw with a wall pin.
Note: On the back of the movement, a label species the default conguration of the clock.
1.2 Cleaning the clock
Use an anti-static product. Never use alcohol, acetone or other solvents,
which may damage the clock's casing or glass.
1.3 Pre-requisites
To put the clocks into service, install the BODET Detect software on a laptop or BODET Detect
Mobile from the Google Play Store (QR code) if you have an Android smartphone.
This software is available to download for free on the Bodet website at www.bodet-time.com.
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1.4 Safety instructions – Precautions for use
Read the safety instructions carefully before installing and conguring the clocks.
Observe the safety tips at all times during installation, use and maintenance of the product.
Key to symbols:
: indicates advice, a recommendation or other practical information,
: indicates that special attention needs to be paid.
: indicates that misuse or failure to follow the instructions could result in an electrical hazard.
This information must be taken into account when installing or using the clock.
Installing the product
Installation and maintenance of this device must be carried out by qualied personnel.
The electrical installation of this equipment must comply with the rules laid down in the
standards in force in the country where the product is used.
Opening the product
There are no user-serviceable components in this product.
Contact BODET customer service if the product needs to be repaired.
Never open the product while it is connected to a power source.
Before working on the product, switch o󰀨 the upstream power supply
(circuit breaker, etc.).
Grounding
This product is a class 2 productand therefore does not require grounding.
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2. Installation
Select a location to install the clock, preferably away from sources of electrical interference, such
as transformers.
2.1 Mechanical installation
2.1.1 Wall mounting with screws
These clocks are simply hung on a screw head:
1/ Install a 4 mm-diameter screw at the desired height, with the head protruding by 3 mm,
2/ Carry out the wiring according to the type of clock and power supply (see chapter 2.2),
3/ Install the clock in place.
2.1.2 Wall installation with locking disc
Thin wall bracket (ref: 981 003):
1/ Fix this bracket with four 6 mm-diameter screws after passing the wiring inside the disc ,
2/ Carry out the wiring according to the type of clock and power supply (see chapter 2.2),
3/ Place the clock on the bracket (12 o'clock must be tilted to the left) and turn it clockwise to bring
the clock into its nal position.
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Wall bracket (ref: 981 006):
Place the disc on the back of the clock and turn clockwise to lock the
bracket.
The opening for the cables should be downwards.
2.1.3 Installation on double-sided mounting
1/ Fix the double-sided bracket to the wall or ceiling with two
6 mm-diameter screws,
2/ Carry out the wiring according to the type of clock and power supply
(see chapter 2.2),
3/ Place the clocks on the bracket (12 o'clock should be tilted to the left)
and turn them clockwise to bring them into their nal positions.
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2.2 Electrical installation
The wiring is di󰀨erent depending on the type of clock (single or double sided) and the type of
power supply (low voltage or 100-240V )
2.2.1 Low voltage power supply
Single-sided model:
POWER SUPPLY
6-24 V
+-
- Strip the cable from the wall over 10 mm,
- Strip the two wires with a cross-section of 1.5 mm² (maximum) over 5 mm,
- Connect the wires directly to the terminal block on the back of the clock
(at the bottom of the movement) in the power supply terminals, 6-24 V ,
respecting the + / - polarity indicated on the label,
- A󰀩x a cable retainer around the power supply wires.
1 cm
Remember, conductors on the same circuit must be attached to each
other close to the terminal block to avoid reduced isolation should
one of the terminals become loose.
Double-sided model:
- Route the wiring through the bracket arm,
- Wire the rst clock Aas a single-sided clock (see above),
- Wire the second clock Bby making a cascade connection to the + / - power supply, 6-24 V
terminals of the rst clock A.
A B
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For clocks with a low-voltage power supply (single and double-sided),
observe the recommended wiring distances for the installation.
It is compulsary, for a correct running, to respect the following parameters.
These parameters are calculated considering 8/10 mm wire section.
Distance
(m)
Number of clocks Number of
clocks
Distance (m)
24 V 12V 24 V 12V
100 12 4 1 1250 375
200 6 2 10 125 37
300 4 1 20 62 20
400 3 1
600 2 0
1000 1 0
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2.2.2 100-240V Power Supply
Single-sided model:
Contact surface of the jacket/connector for insulation
Female Connector Socket
- Strip the cable from the wall over 10 mm,
- Strip the two wires with a cross-section of 1.5 mm²
(maximum) over 5 mm,
- Position the cable and wires inside the female plug
of the supplied connector, checking:
• that the cable jacket penetrates the connector
su󰀩ciently to ensure proper insulation,
(see image opposite),
• the direction of connection of the wires (phase and neutral),
- Screw the two screws onto each of the two wires to hold them in position,
- Connect the newly formed female plug to the male connector
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in the clock at the top right of the
movement.
Power supply (ref: 982 001).
Note: The Prol 740
backlit clock is equipped with a
dierent power supply.
The connection is done in a
similar way.
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For the double-sided model:
- Route the wiring through the bracket arm,
- Wire the rst clock Aas a single-sided clock (see above),
- Wire the second clock Bby making a cascade connection to the + / - power supply, 6-24 V
terminals of the rst clock A.
A B
For a double-sided Prol 740 clock model with lighting or for a double-sided Prol 730
/ 740 model with two clocks, each with a power supply, you must split the mains cable
(with a split tting) to then wire each of the two clocks like a single-sided clock.
The procedure is similar if there are two mains cables: connect each clock as a
single-sided clock.
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3. Configuring Wi-Fi clocks
Wi-Fi clocks can be congured manually by accessing the web server of each clock or
automatically using Bodet Detect on a laptop or Bodet Detect Mobile for an Android smartphone.
Refer to the Bodet Detect et Bodet Detect Mobile manuals for an automatic conguration.
3.1 Manual Configuration
You can access the web interface and congure a Wi-Fi clock in the following way:
- Switch the device on.
When leaving the factory, the clock behaves as an Access Point (AP), and its IP address is always
192.168.100.1.
Example: Prol 740 Wi-Fi (MAC address = 40:f5:20:5c:f6:dc)
- Display the list of wireless networks on your PC, and the clock with its MAC address appears:
Click on the access point Click on "connect" Connected to the clock in open
mode (unsecured mode)
Once the PC is connected to the access point of the clock,
open your browser,
1/ Enter the address 192.168.100.1
The following message appears on your PC screen
2/ Click on "Advanced settings"
The following windows are for the "Google Chrome"
browser and may vary if you are using another
browser.
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3/ Click on "Continue to the site..."
4/ The following message prompts you to enter and conrm
a password to secure the clock.
- Enter a password,
- Conrm the password,
- Click on "Save" to conrm.
5/ In response, the following message prompts you to
reconnect the PC to the clock access point.
6/ To connect the PC to the access point of
the clock, enter the password you
entered in step 4.
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7/ If the connection is successful, re-enter the IP
address of the access point (192.168.100.1) in the
browser. The clock web server is now accessible
and its Home page is displayed in on the PC screen.
Note: the clock is not yet connected to you network.
8/ To choose the network open the page
“Wi-Fi Conguration":
"Scan" Station mode
By default, the Wi-Fi Conguration page opens in "Scan"
mode which automatically lists all Wi-Fi networks.
Click on "Scan" to refresh the list.
Select the desired Wi-Fi network.
(for example, Cisco)
9/ Enter the password associated with the SSID
and click on "Connect "
10/ Once the connection with the SSID is successful,
the following message is displayed conrming
the connection.
Note: The rst warning message indicates that the
Access Point mode will be disabled at the next reboot.
11/ To continue the clock conguration,
- Browse through the web server pages and congure
all settings,
- Connect a PC to the wireless network and:
• Click on "here",
• Or enter the IP address displayed to access
to the clock's web server again.
Note: Conguration is available after the PC has been connected to the same network as the
clock.
This procedure should be repeated for each Wi-Fi clock to be congured.
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4. Web Server Description
4.1 Home page
The clock web server home page contains general information about the clock.
The information is displayed as follows:
• Product: type of product.
• Name: the user-dened clock name.
• Wi-Fi: name of the Wi-Fi network to which the clock is connected.
• Synchro: synchronisation status (Strat 3 indicates that the clock is at the third "level" from
the synchronisation source) + IP address of the server on which the clock is synchronised.
Wi-Fi example:
Strat 0 Strat 1 Strat 2
GPS Antenna Time Server Wi-Fi Router Profil 730 WIFI
• Local Date: current date.
• Local Time: time of day.
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4.2 Wi-Fi configuration page
This page is used to configure the Wi-Fi connection.
"Scan" station mode (default) lists all Wi-Fi networks:
• Select: radio buttons to select the Wi-Fi network to which the clock will be connected.
• SSID: lists the names of detected Wi-Fi networks.
• Signal: Shows the signal level for each Wi-Fi network.
• MAC: lists the MAC addresses of each Wi-Fi network.
• Channel: displays the channel used by the Wi-Fi access point.
• Security:indicates whether the network is secure or not.
Open WEP/ WPA / WPA2 WPA2-Enterprise
Passphrase: password to be entered to connect to the selected SSID.
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"Add SSID" station mode
This mode can be used to add hidden or WPA2-Enterprise networks
that require logins to connect to it if the Wi-Fi Access Point is not yet in place.
There are four types of security:
- Open
- WEP
- WPA/WPA2 PSK
- WPA2-Enterprise
You can force the connection
by ticking the box:
"Force connection"
If the box is ticked, the settings will be saved whether the clock succeeds in connecting
or not.
If the box is not ticked, the settings are saved only when the clock succeeds in
connecting.
Access Point mode
In this section, you can change the password associated with the access point of the clock.
Clicking the "Save" button saves the new password.
The "Disable access point " box determines how reconnection works when the Wi-Fi network is
lost.
If the box is not ticked, the clock will continuously try to reconnect if the connection is
lost. After one hour, the clock activates its Access Point mode.
If the box is ticked, the Access Point mode is not automatically activated if the Wi-Fi
connection is lost.
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4.3 Network configuration page
This page is used to congure the clock on the network. The warning indicates that the clock might
lose network connectivity if the settings are incorrect.
The following information is displayed:
• MAC Address: this is the clock’s MAC address. This address is unique to each device.
This number is indicated on a label on the back of the Bodet clock.
• Name: the user-dened clock name.
• Enable DHCP tick box: used to automatically set the product’s IP settings on the network.
If this box is unchecked, the following settings may be accessed:
• IP Address: lets you set the device’s IP address manually (required).
• Subnet Mask: the subnet mask associates a clock with the local network
(required).
• Gateway: the gateway can be used to connect the clock to two data networks.
• DNS Address: this can be used to associate a domain name with an IP address.
This avoids having to enter an IP address in the browser as a user-dened name can be used
instead.
For example, www.bodet.com is easier to remember than 172.17.10.88.
The "Save and Reboot" button is used to save your settings and reboot the clock.
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4.4 Time Setup/Synchronisation page
The "Time Conguration” page is divided into two parts.
One is used to set the time zone, the other to set the synchronisation mode.
The information displayed is described below:
• Time zone: using the drop-down menu, you can choose the time zone
(summer/winter time management is automatic depending on the time zone selected).
You can also congure a non-dened time zone by default in the drop-down menu ("PROG").
When "PROG" is selected in the drop-down menu, this function allows you to set the time
di󰀨erence from GMT and to manually set the summer/winter time change dates.
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• NTP Mode: used to select one of three mode types:
o Unicast: In Address IP1, enter the IP address of the NTP server.
In this case, it is the clock that calls the NTP server.
Furthermore, you can make a redundancy (if the rst server does not respond, then the
second one is called, etc.). This is why you can enter up to ve server addresses (IP Address
1/2/3/4/5).
The "Periodicity" eld sets the frequency with which the clock calls the congured NTP servers.
o Multicast: In this case, the NTP server broadcasts the time to the Multicast address given to it.
The Multicast address of the clients must be the same as that entered on the server.
By default, Bodet products transmit and receive using the Multicast address: 239.192.54.1
The Multicast addresses are included between 224.0.0.0 and 239.255.255.255.
o By DHCP: Same as unicast mode except that the NTP server addresses are retrieved
automatically via the DHCP server (setting option 42 on the DHCP server).
The tick box "Continue to display time after synchronisation failure" allows you to dene the
behaviour of the clock after a loss of NTP synchronisation for 48 hours:
• In "continue to display" OFF mode, the clock hands are positioned at 12 o'clock.
• In "continue to display" ON mode, the clock continues to run on its internal time base.
The "Save" buttons are used to save any settings entered on this page.
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4.5 Alarm configuration page
This page is used to enable clock supervision, to dene the information to be transmitted and the
destination server. You can select the parameter(s) to be dened as alarms and congure them.
The information displayed is described below:
• Enable SNMP tick box: enables the SNMP network service for monitoring the product from a
control PC.
• Version V1/V2C: selects the protocol version. Version V2C is more recent and secure.
• Community: a set or domain of clocks dened by the user. It is essential that all the clocks in the
network have the same "Community" name.
• Enable SNMP Trap tick box: when ticked, error messages are sent automatically to the SNMP
Manager(s).
• SNMP Manager 1/2/3: IP addresses of the servers receiving alerts from the clocks.
SNMP Manager redundancy increases the reliability of alerts.
• Synchronisation failure: this setting is used to detect synchronisation discrepancies with the
master clock (Sigma type) or the time server (Netsilon type).
- Multicast: alarm triggered when the multicast synchronisation is absent for at least one hour.
- Unicast: alarm if unicast synchronisation has been missing for 3 times the periodicity duration
and a minimum of one hour (allows for server maintenance)
• Reboot: This parameter allows the clock restart to be detected.
• Hands position control: this setting is used to detect hands position aws.
• Server access: this parameter allows an alarm to be triggered when a user connects to the
clock's web server.
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