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Instruction manual
Digital clocks

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 Introduction 7
2 MENU 8
2.1 MENU navigation scheme using the push buttons 9
2.2 MENU navigation scheme using the remote controller 10
2.3 The clock MENU tables 11
2.3.1 MENU 11
2.3.2 Submenu for display setting – dISP 12
2.3.3 Submenu for time synchronization – SYNC 14
2.3.4 Submenu for setting of network parameters – NEt 17
2.3.5 Submenu for sensor settings – SEN1 / SEN2 / SEN3 / SEN4 20
2.3.6 Submenu for stopwatch setting – StoP 24
2.3.7 Submenu for time anddate setting – tIME 29
2.3.8 Submenu for system MENU – SYST 30
3 Localtimecalculation 32
3.1 Basic setting – control according to source of synchronization 32
3.2 Calculation using MOBALine time zones 32
3.3 Calculation using time zone server MOBATIME 32
3.4 Calculation using time zone entries precongured byMOBA‑NMS software 33
3.5 Calculation according to internal time zone table 33
4 Non‑networkclockoperation 34
4.1 Autonomous clock synchronized by DCF77 receiver 34
4.2 Autonomous clock synchronized by GPS receiver 34
4.3 Autonomous clock synchronized byGPS receiver (GPS4500) 35
4.4 Slave clock controlled by synchronizing impulses 35
4.4.1 Synchronization andtime setting – o3 mode 1 and 3 36
4.4.2 Synchronization only – o3 mode 2 and 4 36
4.5 Slave clock controlled by MOBATIME serial code, MOBALine orIRIG‑B 37
4.6 Slave clock controlled by IF482 over RS485 37
5 NTPandPoEclockoperation 38
5.1 Unicast mode 38
5.1.1 Network parameters assigned by DHCP 40
5.1.2 Manual setting through setup menu 40
5.1.3 Setting network parameters over DHCPv6 40
5.1.4 Setting network parameters over autoconguration (SLAAC) 41
5.1.5 SNMP 41
5.2 Multicast mode 41

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6 Firmwareupdate 43
6.1 Firmware update via MOBA‑NMS 43
6.2 Firmware update via WEB server 43
6.3 Firmware update via SNMP 43
7 Specications 44
7.1 ECO‑DC 44
7.1.1 Description 44
7.1.2 Technical parameters 45
7.1.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 47
7.1.4 Mounting 49
7.1.5 Control elements 50
7.1.6 Cable connection 51
7.2 ECO‑M‑DC 52
7.2.1 Description 52
7.2.2 Technical specications 53
7.2.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 55
7.2.4 Mounting 57
7.2.5 Control PCB 58
7.2.6 Cable connection 59
7.3 DC 60
7.3.1 Description 60
7.3.2 Technical parameters 61
7.3.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 64
7.3.4 Mounting 68
7.3.5 Control PCB 71
7.3.6 Connecting terminal block 72
7.3.7 Cable connection 73
7.4 ECO‑SLH‑DC 74
7.4.1 Description 74
7.4.2 Technical specications 75
7.4.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 77
7.4.4 Mounting 78
7.4.5 Control PCB 79
7.4.6 Connecting terminal block 80
7.4.7 Cable connection 81
7.5 SLH‑DC 82
7.5.1 Description 82
7.5.2 Technical specications 83
7.5.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 85
7.5.4 Mounting 87
7.5.5 Control PCB 90
7.5.6 Connecting terminal block. 91
7.5.7 Cable connection 92

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7.6 DA 93
7.6.1 Description 93
7.6.2 Technical parameters 94
7.6.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 95
7.6.4 Mounting 97
7.6.5 Connecting terminal block 100
7.6.6 Cable connection 101
7.7 ECO‑M‑DK 102
7.7.1 Description 102
7.7.2 Technical specications 103
7.7.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 104
7.7.4 Mounting 105
7.7.5 Cable connection 106
7.8 DK 107
7.8.1 Description 107
7.8.2 Technical parameters 108
7.8.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 109
7.8.4 Mounting 110
7.8.5 Connecting terminal block 112
7.8.6 Cable connection 113
7.9 DSC 114
7.9.1 Description 114
7.9.2 Technical specications 115
7.9.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 117
7.9.4 Mounting 119
7.9.5 Cable connection 121
7.10 DT 122
7.10.1 Description 122
7.10.2 Technical specications 123
7.10.3 Dimensions and assembly diagram 125
7.10.4 Mounting 126
7.10.5 Cable connection 128
7.11 TZI 129
7.11.1 Description 129
7.11.2 Technical specications 130
7.11.3 Weight and dimensions table 131
7.11.4 Mounting 133
7.11.5 Cable connection 134

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8 Minimalvoltagetable 135
9 Timezonetablev11 136
10 Maintenance 139
10.1 Cleaning 139
10.2 Disposal of used batteries 139
11 Guarantee 140

Introduction
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1 INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing MOBATIME digital clocks.
This instruction manual contains especially MENU setting, description of synchronization types, all
clock types including mounting and technical parameters table and always up-to-date time zone table.
Overall warning:
ďThe connection to the 110/230VAC power network canbe only done byauthorized personnel
withappropriate qualication and training.
ďDanger ofelectric shock whendismounting thecover with warning triangle.
ďTheconnection tothe110/230VAC power network should be carried out when the mains power
isoff.

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2 MENU
The clock are set and controlled by two push buttons or by remote controller. Position ofpushbuttons
depends on the clock type. Mostly pushbuttons are located on theupper side of the frame.
Description of buttons:
PB1 – push button 1, short press
PB2 – push button 2, short press
PB1L – push button 1, long press (longer than 1 second)
PB2L – push button 2, long press (longer than 1 second)
PB3L – push button 3, long press (longer than 1 second)
Function of buttons:
PB1 – moving ″up″ in menu / submenu, decreasing of the set value
PB2 – moving ″down″ in menu / submenu, increasing of the set value
PB1L – exit from menu / submenu / of set value, exit without saving
PB2L – entry into the menu / submenu / of set value, save and exit
Function of remote controller buttons:
<< – moving ″up″ in menu / submenu
>>– moving ″down″ in menu / submenu
ESC – exit from menu / submenu / of set value, exit without saving
OK – entry into the menu / submenu / of set value, save and exit
"+" – increasing of the set value
"–" – decreasing of the set value
Setting of individual items in the submenu can be found in chapters 2.3.x.
2.1 MENU navigation scheme using the push buttons
MAIN SCREENS
TIME
DATE
SENSOR 1
SENSOR 2
SENSOR 3 (DT)
SENSOR 4 (DT)
MENU
dISP
SYNC
NEt
SEN1–4
StoP
tIME
r0.01
SYSt
dISP
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0 d2: 3
A 1 92
A19 2
NEt
n1: 0
n2: 3
n3: IP
n4: Su
n5: Gt
IP
A 192
b 168
C 000
d 012 A1 9 2
A 1 92
A19 2
A1 9 2
dISP
PB2 PB2 PB2PB1 PB1 PB1
PB2L
PB1L
PB2 PB3L
PB2L
PB1L
PB2L
PB1L
PB2L
PB2L = SAVE
PB2L = SAVE
PB1L = ESC
PB1L = ESC
PB2PB1
PB2
PB2
PB2L
PB2L
PB2L
PB1 PB1
PB1PB2
Increasing / decreasing valueExample of setting dISP MENU:
Example of setting NEt MENU:
Increasing / decreasing value
STOPWATCH DISPLAY

MENU
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2.1 MENU navigation scheme using the push buttons
MAIN SCREENS
TIME
DATE
SENSOR 1
SENSOR 2
SENSOR 3 (DT)
SENSOR 4 (DT)
MENU
dISP
SYNC
NEt
SEN1–4
StoP
tIME
r0.01
SYSt
dISP
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0 d2: 3
A 1 92
A19 2
NEt
n1: 0
n2: 3
n3: IP
n4: Su
n5: Gt
IP
A 192
b 168
C 000
d 012 A1 9 2
A 1 92
A19 2
A1 9 2
dISP
PB2 PB2 PB2PB1 PB1 PB1
PB2L
PB1L
PB2 PB3L
PB2L
PB1L
PB2L
PB1L
PB2L
PB2L = SAVE
PB2L = SAVE
PB1L = ESC
PB1L = ESC
PB2PB1
PB2
PB2
PB2L
PB2L
PB2L
PB1 PB1
PB1PB2
Increasing / decreasing valueExample of setting dISP MENU:
Example of setting NEt MENU:
Increasing / decreasing value
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2.2 MENU navigation scheme using the remote controller
MAIN SCREENS
TIME
DATE
SENSOR 1
SENSOR 2
SENSOR 3 (DT)
SENSOR 4 (DT)
MENU
dISP
SYNC
NEt
SEN1–4
StoP
tIME
r0.01
SYSt
dISP
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0 d2: 3
A 1 92
A19 2
NEt
n1: 0
n2: 3
n3: IP
n4: Su
n5: Gt
IP
A 192
b 168
C 000
d 012 A1 9 2
A 1 92
A19 2
A1 9 2
dISP
>> >> >><< << <<
MENU
OK
OK
ESC
OK
ESC
OK
OK = SAVE
OK = SAVE
ESC
ESC
>><<
>>
>>
OK
OK
OK
<< <<
–+
>> TIMER
Increasing / decreasing valueExample of setting dISP MENU:
Example of setting NEt MENU:
Increasing / decreasing value
STOPWATCH DISPLAY

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2.3 The clock MENU tables
2.3.1 MENU
Program item Function Description
dISP display of time, date, temperature enter the submenu (d menu)
SYNC synchronization enter the submenu (o menu)
NEt network parameters enter the submenu (n menu)
SEN1, SEN2
SEN3, SEN4 only
forDT
sensors – 1st–4th temperature
(temperature, combined)
enter the submenu (t menu)
StoP stopwatch enter the submenu (h menu)
tIME setting of time and date enter the submenu for time and date
setting
SYSt system menu enter the submenu (c menu)
r_._
(e.g. r6.17)
software version
If value in MENU tables contains "*", it means the item has accessible submenu.
Example:
Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
n4 IP address IP*edit IPv4 network parameters inmanual
setting mode ordisplay parameters
assigned byDHCPv4

Submenu for displaying a edit IPv4 address
A1st octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
b 2nd octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
C 3rd octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
d 4th octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
2.2 MENU navigation scheme using the remote controller
MAIN SCREENS
TIME
DATE
SENSOR 1
SENSOR 2
SENSOR 3 (DT)
SENSOR 4 (DT)
MENU
dISP
SYNC
NEt
SEN1–4
StoP
tIME
r0.01
SYSt
dISP
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0
d1: 1
d2: 3
d3: 0 d2: 3
A 1 92
A19 2
NEt
n1: 0
n2: 3
n3: IP
n4: Su
n5: Gt
IP
A 192
b 168
C 000
d 012 A1 9 2
A 1 92
A19 2
A1 9 2
dISP
>> >> >><< << <<
MENU
OK
OK
ESC
OK
ESC
OK
OK = SAVE
OK = SAVE
ESC
ESC
>><<
>>
>>
OK
OK
OK
<< <<
–+
>> TIMER
Increasing / decreasing valueExample of setting dISP MENU:
Example of setting NEt MENU:
Increasing / decreasing value
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Item Function Range of values
(default values are printed in bold)
d1 display brightness 1–30, A (automatically)
d2 time zone ofdisplayed time anddate 0–64, A (automatically)
U1–U7 (precongured time zone entry
byMOBA‑NMS)
d3 time constants forautomatic data
switching over
1–6, U, 0
1continuous display of time
2 continuous display of date
3 continuous display of temperature
4 continuous display of stopwatch
5display sequence: time 6s, date 3s
6display sequence: time 8s, date 3s,
temperature 3s
Utime constants set up by user, in seconds
foreach specic displayed data
0 automatic switching over disabled
d4 12hour format 0disabled
1 enabled
d5 time with leading zero 0 disabled
1enabled
d6 date with leading zero 0disabled
1 enabled
d7 only for DA digital clock
second circle format 1accumulating ring of second markers
2 take actual second from full shining circle
stepbystep
3 full shining circle, actual second off
4three shining seconds, the rst isshowing
actual second
5two shining seconds, the rst isshowing
actual second
d8 clock address for IR remote control 1–99
2.3.2 Submenu for display setting – dISP

MENU
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Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
d9 IR controller "autolock" 1–60, U ("automatic lock" is OFF)
time in minutes for "automatic lock" since thelast
press of button on theIR control
10 time constant for display of time 0–60 seconds
11 time constant for display of date 0–60 seconds
12 time constant for display ofcalendar
week
0–60 seconds
13 time constant for display
oftemperature 1
0–60 seconds
14 time constant for display
ofhumidity1
0–60 seconds
15 time constant for display
ofpressure1
0–60 seconds
16 time constant for display
oftemperature 2
0–60 seconds
17 time constant for display
ofhumidity2
0–60 seconds
18 time constant for display
ofpressure2
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Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
o1 time zone of synchronization 0–64, A (automatically)
o2 type ofsynchronization source 1–11, A (automatically)
A auto detection (DCF, serial code
MOBATIME, MOBALine, IRIG‑B orNTP)
1 autonomous operation without
synchronization
values 2–8 only for LGC
2synchronization DCF
3MOBATIME serial code
4MOBALine
524VDC impulses, minute intervals
624VDC impulses, halfminute intervals
724VDC impulses, second intervals
8DCF‑FSK, IRIG‑B Standard, IRIG‑B123,
IRIG‑B DIEM, AFNOR A, AFNOR C
9 active DCF code
10 only for GPS
GPS
11 only with RS485 option
RS485
o3 only for LGC
impulse line processing mode 1–4
1 polarized impulses, synchronization
andtime adjustment
2 polarized impulses, time
synchronizationonly
3 non-polarized impulses, synchronization
andtime adjustment
4 non-polarized impulses, time
synchronizationonly
o4 only for LGC
time zone for MOBALine 1–20, 0 (off)
o5 only for NTP, PoE, WiFi and WiFi5
time zone server MOBATIME 1–15, 0 (off)
2.3.3 Submenu for time synchronization – SYNC

MENU
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Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
o6 only with RS485 option
protocol forRS485 communication 1–6
1IF482
2supervised RS485
3ITRON2000
4NMEA 0183
5 DC4 master
6 DC4 slave
o7 only with RS485 option
clock address for the serial protocols 1—31, L (listen only)
o8 only with RS485 option
modulation speed forRS485 1–7
11200 Baud
22400 Baud
34800 Baud
49600 Baud
519200 Baud
638400 Baud
757600 Baud
o9 only with RS485 option
transmission parameters forRS485 number of data bits 8
7
10 number of stop bits 1
2
11 parity n no parity
o odd
Eeven
12 timeout for indication of state
withoutsynchronization
to*
13 offset of displayed time oF*

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2.3.3.1 SYNC submenu
Submenu for setting timeout for singling a state without synchronization
ddd setting of timeout for singling astate
without synchronization
ddd = timeout value in hours set digit bydigit
range: 1 ÷ 255 hours
Submenu for offset setting of displayed time on display
-ddd setting of displayed time on display - = negative offset value
‑150 means offset value ‑1,5s
ddd = offset value in multiples of 10ms set digit
bydigit, therange ofeachdigit is0–9
range: ‑999 ÷ 999 (*10ms)

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Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
n1 IP mode 0NTP, PoE: IPv4 / IPv6
WiFi: not supported
1NTP, PoE: IPv4
WiFi: IPv4
2NTP, PoE: IPv6
WiFi: not supported
n2 communication mode 0unicast
1 multicast
n3 DHCPv4 mode 0 disabled
1enabled
n4 IP address IP* edit IPv4 network parameters inmanual
setting mode ordisplay parameters
assigned byDHCPv4
n5 subnet mask Su*
n6 gateway Gt*
n7 multicast address Mc* setting IPv4 of multicast group address
(possible to set if NEt submenu item isset
to n2:1)
n8 unicast NTP address Uc* setting IPv4 of NTP unicast server address
n9 NTP pool interval Pi* setting of pool interval in range
10–999seconds in submenu
10 address autoconfiguration (SLAAC) 0 disabled
1enabled
11 DHCPv6 mode 0 disabled
1enabled
12 only for WiFi and WiFi5
WiFi mode 1user‑dened wireless network
2default wireless network: MOBA‑WIFI
3AP mode
13 multicast mode for configuration
ofdigital clock
0 disable multicast mode
1enable multicast mode
2.3.4 Submenu for setting of network parameters – NEt
OnlyforNTP,PoE,WiFiandWiFi5.

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Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
14 SNMP protocol 0disable SNMP
1enable SNMP
15 web server 0 disable web server
1enable web server
LOCL link local address submenu for displaying IPv6 address
SLAC autoconguration SLAAC
dHCP rst address from DHCPv6
MANU manually set IPv6 address
IPv6 address was manually set
inaway other than via MENU
e.g. via web interface
PrEF prex for manually set IPv6 address
GAtE gateway from autoconguration
SLAAC
MAC MAC address submenu for displaying MAC address
Submenu for displaying a edit IPv4 address
A1st octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
b 2nd octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
C 3rd octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
d 4th octet IPv4 address 0–255
set digit by digit
Submenu for setting the NTP polling interval
ddd setting the polling interval forNTP ddd = value of the polling interval set digit bydigit,
the range of each digit is 0–9
Range: 10÷999 seconds
2.3.4.1 NEt submenu

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Submenu for displaying IPv6 address (read only)
–b1– name of the 1st block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 1st block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b2– name of the 2nd block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 2nd block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b3– name of the 3rd block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 3rd block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b4– name of the 4th block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 4th block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b5– name of the 5th block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 5th block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b6– name of the 6th block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 6th block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b7– name of the 7th block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 7th block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
–b8– name of the 8th block of the IPv6 address
hhhh hexadecimal value of the 8th block
ofthe IPv6 address
cannot be edited
Submenu for displaying MAC address
(only last two octets can be edited under special conditions, conditions not yet set)
L1 1st octet of MAC address 0x00
L2 2nd octet of MAC address 0x16
L3 3rd octet of MAC address 0x91
L4 4th octet of MAC address 0xFD, 0xFD
L5 5th octet of MAC address 0x00–0xFF
L6 6th octet of MAC address 0x00–0xFF

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2.3.5 Submenu for sensor settings – SEN1 / SEN2 / SEN3 / SEN4
Depending on sensor type. SEN1 and SEN2 for all clocks, SEN3 and SEN4 only for DT.
Item Function Range
(default values are printed in bold)
t1 sensor type 0–11, P1, P2, P3, 0
P3 TPHB preset value
P2 TPH preset value
P1 TP preset value
-- no sensor
0TP3/30
1TPH 1m
values 2–7 only for NTP, PoE, WiFi and WiFi5
2TP LAN
3TP LAN PoE
4TPHP LAN
5TPHP LAN PoE
6TPH PoE
7TPHB LAN
values 8–11 only with RS485 option
8TP RS485
9 TPHP RS485
10 TPH RS485
11 TPHB RS485
t2 correction of displayed temperature ct* submenu for setting the temperature
correction in range ‑9.9÷9.9
t3 display of temperature units 0 disabled – no units displayed
1enabled – units displayed
t4 temperature units °C
°F
t5 only for DT information display
display of temperature withdecimal
number
0no decimal, value rounded
1with decimal
t6 correction of displayed humidity cH* submenu for setting the humidity
correction in range ‑9.9÷9.9