Sapling Prayer Clock User manual

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Installation Manual V1.2
Sapling Prayer Clock

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Table of Contents 2
Important Safety Instructions 3
Prayer Clock - Single Line Diagrams 4
Preparing to Install
- System/Network Requirements 5
- Network Interface and Clock Programming 5
- Physical Installation on the Wall 6
- Included in the Package 7
- Workspace 8
- Network Monitoring Software 9
- VERY IMPORTANT - Before Powering the Clock 10
Powering the Clock 11
Hard-Wired Network Clock Configuration 12 - 16
Wi-Fi Network Clock Configuration 17 - 20
Mandatory Network Configuration 21 - 25
Optional Network Configuration 26 - 30
Installation 31 - 36
Warranty 37
Sapling Prayer Clock - Table of Contents
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VERY IMPORTANT:
The Sapling Prayer Clock is locally powered at 110-230 VAC,
and is network based (either hard-wired to the network or
over Wi-Fi) depending on the clock model that was ordered.
If your Prayer Clock comes with an RJ45 port for a hard-wired
network cable on its back panel (part number begins with
SPC-P), it means that you have the hard-wired network-
based clock. If your Prayer Clock does not have an RJ45 port,
it means that it is a Wi-Fi based clock (part number begins
with SPC-W).
RJ45 port

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Important Safety Instructions
SHOCK HAZARD
• Keep the electricity to this device
turned OFF until the clock installation
is complete.
• Do not expose the clock movement to
water, or install the clock in a location
where it may be exposed to water.
FIRE HAZARD
• Always follow your national and regional
electrical codes or ordinances.
• The AC power circuit for the clock must be
attached to a circuit breaker that can be
reset by the user.
PHYSICAL INJURY HAZARD
• If you are standing on an object while
installing your clock, make sure that the
object can support your weight, and will
not sway or move as you stand on it.
• Take precautions to avoid injury by
potential safety hazards near the point
of installation including (but not limited
to) heavy machinery, sharp objects, hot
surfaces, or exposed cables carrying an
electric current.
• Follow all mounting instructions exactly as
stated in this manual. Failure to do so may
result in the device falling off the point of
installation.
• Packaging materials and mounting items
include plastic bags and small pieces,
which pose a suffocation hazard to young
children.
NOTICE
• Do not install the clock outdoors. Damage
to the clock if placed outdoors voids the
warranty.
• Do not hang objects from the clock or clock
mounting parts. The clocks are not designed
to support the weight of other objects.
• The clock face and housing may be cleaned
with a damp cloth or disinfectant. Test other
cleaning products on a small part of the clock
housing before attempting to use on the rest
of the clock. Avoid bleach and chemicals
known to dissolve plastics.
DANGER WARNING
RJ45 port

Modem
Third-Party NTP
Time Server
Prayer Times Server
Local Power
(110 - 230 VAC)
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Prayer Clock - Single Line Diagrams
The Prayer Clock comes pre-programmed with Third-Party NTP Time Servers and a Prayer Time
Server accessible via the facility’s network (LAN) and internet connection.
Hard-Wired IP clocks interface with the facility’s network over a standard network cable (CAT5/6),
while Wi-Fi clocks interface with the facility’s network over Wi-Fi signal.
Hard-Wired IP Prayer Clock
Wi-Fi Prayer Clock
Sapling Prayer Clock Line Drawings
Data Switch
Modem
Router
Third Party NTP Time
Servers
Prayer Times Server
Prayer Clock
Local Power
(110 - 230 VAC)
Data Switch
Router
Modem
Prayer Clock
Local Power
(110 - 230 VAC)
Third-Party NTP
Time Server
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Preparing to Install - System/Network Requirements
Preparing to Install - Network Interface and Clock Programming
This clock is locally powered, network-based, and is designed to be installed on the facility’s wall.
This manual provides information for programming the clock, allowing it to interface with the
facility’s network and access its internal settings, as well as information for the physical installation on
the facility’s wall.
To be able to program this IP-based synchronized clock, you will need the following items:
1. This manual
2. A Local Area Network (LAN) that has access to the internet and the facility’s DHCP Server
3. A local firewall that is open on Ports 80 (TCP), 123 (UDP), and 1777 (UDP)
4. At least one computer with access to this LAN and a web browser
5. A router for the LAN
6. A copy of the Network Monitoring Software
7. Security access to all of the above items
8. A 3-conductor electrical cable (hot, neutral, and ground)
9. *A network cable for a hard-wired clock model OR facility’s Wi-Fi network credentials for a Wi-Fi
clock model
10. For a Wi-Fi based Clock, a wireless router or wireless access point that broadcasts using an
802.11 b/g/n protocol
11. **For a hard wired IP based clock, an additional 15 to 50 feet (4.5 – 15 meters) network cable
(besides the network cable that has been already allocated to the clock and run in the facility’s
wall) might be required
*The Prayer Clock is a network-based clock designed to interface with the facility’s network either
by a hard-wired network cable (CAT5/CAT6) or via Wi-Fi. This will depend on the clock model that
was purchased. If there is a physical RJ45 port interface at the back of the clock, it means that it is
the hard-wired network clock, and if not, it means that it is the Wi-Fi version. When installing the
hard-wired Prayer Clock, a network cable is required, allowing the clock to physically connect to the
facility network. If the clock is Wi-Fi based, it should be installed within the facility’s 2.4GHz Wi-Fi
signal range using a wireless router or wireless access point that broadcasts using an 802.11 b/g/n
protocol (clock does not support 5.0GHz Wi-Fi).
**Hard-wired network clocks would need some
configuration before being installed on the wall. As such,
initial programming is done on a table as explained later
on in this manual. If the dedicated network cable for the
clock that has been run in the facility’s wall does not have
enough slack to interface directly with the clock (while
clock is on the table and being programmed), an additional
network cable is required for the initial programming.
We recommend having a 15 to 50 feet (4.5 – 15 meters)
network cable (depending on the table location and the
clock’s intended installation location).

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The installer will need to provide the following items for physical installation:
1. 8 screws and wall anchors to mount the Prayer Clock to the wall (4 per each mounting plate
provided). The type of screw and wall anchor you select depends on the material of the wall,
and the weight of the clock(s) you’re installing. The screw thread should not exceed the 0.375”
(0.95cm) diameter of the hole, and should be able to withstand pullout and sheer forces of
500lbs (227kg).
2. A screwdriver
3. A drill
4. A level
5. Another 2 people able to help lift the clock on a table (for setup) and on the wall when it is time
to install OR a platform lift
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Preparing to Install - Physical Installation on the Wall
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*You will also need eight screws and wall anchors to mount the clock to the wall (4 per each mounting
plate provided). The type of screw and wall anchor you select depends on the material of the wall and
the weight of the clock(s) you’re installing. The screw thread should NOT exceed the 0.375” (0.95cm)
diameter of the hole and should be able to withstand pullout and sheer forces of 500lbs (227kg).

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Preparing to Install - Included in the Package
Included in the Package
VERY IMPORTANT:
CONFIGURE YOUR CLOCK BEFORE MOUNTING IT TO A WALL. REFER TO THE SYNCHRONIZATION
SYSTEM SETUP SECTION OF THIS MANUAL FOR INSTRUCTIONS.
Description
Prayer Clock
Mounting plate
Quantity
1
2
Picture
Clock Mounting Template 1
1
RJ45 Female to Female Connector
Lower Mounting bracket (D-LG-BFLAT-BRKT-1) 1
Locking Screw 1
10-32 3/8” Screw 8
Upper Mounting bracket (D-LG-TFLAT-BRKT-1) 1
*You will also need eight screws and wall anchors to mount the clock to the wall (4 per each mounting
plate provided). The type of screw and wall anchor you select depends on the material of the wall and
the weight of the clock(s) you’re installing. The screw thread should NOT exceed the 0.375” (0.95cm)
diameter of the hole and should be able to withstand pullout and sheer forces of 500lbs (227kg).

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Preparing to Install - Workspace
We recommend that the clock will be configured with the facility’s network as well as the clock’s
internal network settings before mounting it on the wall. For doing so, there is a need to power the
clock and connect it to the facility’s network either over a network cable or over Wi-Fi (depending
on the clock model).
*Disclaimer: DO NOT power the clock before reading the section “Preparing to Install -
VERY IMPORTANT - Before Powering the Clock.”
The following steps will provide instructions on how to do so. However, since the clock is not mounted
on the wall yet, we recommend placing a large piece of cardboard or foam on a table (to prevent the
clock from being scratched). Once done, unpack the clock and place it lying flat on the table facing
downwards (in order to have access to its back panel) as shown in the below image.
Since initial configuration is typically done on a table, connecting a Wi-Fi based clock to the facility’s
network is done over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi communication. However, hard-wired network clock(s) will
interface to the network over a network cable. If the clock’s designated network cable does not
have enough slack from its intended installation location, allowing it to physically connect to the
clock for initial configuration (while the clock is on the table), then:
1. Attach the female RJ45 connector (provided with the clock) to the male RJ45 connector coming
out of the wall (designated for the clock). This will allow you to use another network cable as a
temporary extension reach the clock for programming before mounting.
2. Run another network cable from this female RJ45 connector to the clock (which will be placed
on a table), as shown below.
3. Proceed with initial programming.

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Preparing to Install - Network Monitoring Software
The clock is provided with a Network Monitoring Software, allowing the user to view, program, and
monitor the clocks (displays). The Network Monitoring Software is provided along with the clock on a
CD and will be used once the clock(s) has been powered and connected to the network. Therefore, at
this stage, the software should be ready and available.
In addition to the CD, the Network Monitoring Software is also available to be downloaded from our
website as per the below link. Please also note that the Network Monitoring Software is available
in two different versions: One version is meant for the hard-wired network clocks, while the second
version is meant for the Wi-Fi network clocks. Make sure that you download the correct software
version depending on the type of clock you have.
https://sapling-inc.com/software/
Instructions for downloading and installing the Network Monitoring Software:
1. Create a folder on your computer called Network Monitor
2. If you have the Network Monitor on a CD:
a. Load the CD into your computer’s CD Drive
b. Open the file on the CD and select the file ending in extension “.exe”
c. Copy the file to your Network Monitor folder.
3. If you downloaded the Network Monitor from our website: https://sapling-inc.com/software/
a. Locate the Network Monitor file in your computer’s Downloads folder.
b. Select the file and copy all of its contents to your Network Monitor folder.
4. If you received the Network Monitor as an email attachment, refer to your email provider’s
instructions for downloading email attachments.
5. In order to use the Network Monitoring Software, port 1777 must be open in the facility’s firewall.
6. If your computer has a security software
in use, please make sure that it is not
blocking the network monitoring
software (if it is, you need to allow it
to run by having it “whitelisted” on your
computer).
7. Once the software is running on your
computer, you can proceed with the
next steps of the installation
instructions. At this stage, no clocks
(displays) will appear in the network
monitoring software until additional
steps are taken, as described later on
in this manual.

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Preparing to Install - VERY IMPORTANT - Before Powering the Clock
Before powering the clock, detach the housing from the back of the square analog clock in order
to remove the clock gearbox locking pin. It is very important that the clock gearbox locking
pin is removed in order to allow the clock hands to move. This is to make sure that the clock is
working properly before installing it.
To detach the housing from the back of the square analog clock, insert a flat-blade screwdriver
about 1/8 inch into each of the slot holes until the housing detaches, as shown below. You may
hear a snapping noise as the latches disengage.
Once the housing has been detatched from the back of the square analog clock, remove the clock
gearbox locking pin, as shown in the image below.
Gearbox Locking Pin

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Prayer Clock Electric Board
Local Power (Phoenix
type) connector
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Powering the Clock
The clock is designed to be hard-wired to local power at 100-230 VAC. Its power port is located
behind the lower back panel as shown in the below image.
Open and remove the clock’s lower back panel by using a Phillips screwdriver. Behind the panel, there
is an electric board with a phoenix type electrical connector dedicated for local power wires. Since
initially the clock is powered only for preliminary setup, the local power electrical wires can be screwed
directly to the electrical connector, as shown in the below image (at this stage, there is no need to
thread the power wires via the back panel).
*Port 1
*Port 3
*Port 2
*Port 4
Back of clock Clock back ports panel
*Port 1 is designated for electrical wires
*Port 2 is designated for an ethernet cable
*Ports 3 and 4 are designated for optional
accessories
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The next steps will be determined by the type of clock you have.
If using a hard-wired network cable clock, follow the below steps.
If using a Wi-Fi clock, please skip to the next section “Wi-Fi Network Clock Configuration.”
IP hard-wired clocks can be set to DHCP or Static IP address. The clock is shipped in DHCP mode as
default. This means that once the clock is connected to the network, it is assigned the next available
IP address by a DHCP server. It is user changeable, meaning that the clock can be set with a static IP
address and that these settings can be changed in the clock built-in web interface (as explained later
on in this section).
If you wish to be able to access the web interface from a computer, Port 80 must be open.
If you wish to access your clock using a known, unchanging Static IP address, see instructions later on
in this section.
If you wish to access the web interface while the clock is in DHCP mode, use the Network Monitoring
Software to view the clocks (displays) and then double click on a specific clock (display) that you would
like to program.
Once the Network Monitoring Software has been installed and is running, it will automatically detect
network-based clocks (displays) that have been powered and are on the same network, as shown in
the below image.
Please note that behind the clock’s back panel are labels listing each clock’s (display’s) serial number
and MAC address. This information is provided to identify each clock (display) from the 7 (or 6) clocks
(displays) that are mounted in the vertical housing. User may use this information later on to change
each clock (display) name (if needed).
Naming the clock (display) will allow us to know which clock (display) is being interfaced with. The top
clock and the below digital displays dedicated for prayer times are already named by the manufacturer
by default to be identified as: “Local Time” for the top 12” square clock, while each digital display is
named based on the prayer name it’s presenting. Please also note that each clock’s (display’s) serial
number and MAC address are placed on the back panel in order from top to bottom, correlating with
the 12” square clock being on top, going down, as shown in the following image. Knowing each
clock’s (display’s) MAC address will also allow the user to identify each clock (display) appearing on the
Network Monitoring Software.
Hard-Wired Network Clock Configuration

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Hard-Wired Network Clock Configuration
Each clock/display is already named to reflect either local time or the prayer name displayed. As such,
there is no need to rename a clock/display unless for a specific application. To change each clock
(display) name or other settings, there is a need to access the clock built-in web interface. This can
be done by double clicking on a clock name in the Network Monitoring Software. The default login
password is: 6063
Serial Number: 28083
MAC: 60:36:96:28:1f:93
Serial Number: 11532
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:fc
Serial Number: 11533
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:fd
Serial Number: 11531
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:fb
Serial Number: 11525
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:f5
Serial Number: 11529
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:f9
Serial Number: 11530
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:f0
Clock (display) name is Local Time
Clock (display) name is Fajr
Clock (display) name is Shuruq
Clock (display) name is Dhuhr
Clock (display) name is Asr
Clock (display) name is Maghrib
Clock (display) name is Isha
(6th clock/display optional)
Double click on
the clock (display)
you would like to
program
Specific clock built-
in web interface
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If you would like to change the clock (display) names, folow the below steps:
Once you have accessed the clock (display) built-in web interface (which is the software that is built-in
in the clock), go to the “Clock (display) Settings” tab, as shown in the below image.
In the Clock Name field, the user can name each clock (display) with its preferred clock/display
name. Once all clocks (displays) have been named, they will appear with their names on the Network
Monitoring Software, as shown in the below image.
Once the clocks (displays) have been named, additional settings can be done to each clock (display).
The IP hard-wired clock can be set to DHCP or Static IP address.
The clock is shipped in DHCP mode as default. This means that once the clock is connected to the
network, it is assigned the next available IP address by a DHCP server. It is user changeable, meaning
that the clock can be set with a static IP address per user preference and as explained below.
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Hard-Wired Network Clock Configuration
For setting your IP hard-wired clock to a static IP address:
1. Power and connect the clock to the network. Once done, double click on one of the clocks
(displays) that you would like to change when using the Network Clock Monitoring Software.
2. Go onto a web browser that is connected to the same LAN (Local Area Network) as the clock and
type the IP address of the clock into the address bar.
3. This should bring you to the web interface of the clock and you will be prompted to log in.
The default password is 6063.
4. Once logged in, select the “Network Settings” tab on the top of the page. Refer to the below image.
5. In the “Network Settings” tab, note the DHCP option. Toggle DHCP from “ON” to “OFF”. This
will make the current IP address of the clock static.
6. Enter the Gateway IP Address, Subnet Mask, DNS Router, and the Static IP Address that was
allocated to this clock (display).
7. Repeat these steps for each clock (display) as desired.
8. After DHCP is switched to off, power cycle the clock, wait 10 seconds, and then power it back on.

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Hard-Wired Network Clock Configuration
Clock Status:
When clicking on the “Clock Status” tab, the user will be able to view different clock parameters,
which are typically used for diagnostics purposes only, as shown in the following image.
1. NTP Details - This button provides additional details about NTP synchronization when clicked.
2. Resync NTP Now - This button forces a synchronization with the NTP server when clicked.
3. Reset NTP History - This button resets all of the data in the NTP details window when clicked.
4. Reset Adjustment Data - This button resets the statistics of previous time drifts when checked.
At this stage, additional clock (display) programming is needed to be performed. The next section of
this manual is relevant ONLY to Wi-Fi based clocks, which can be skipped to the next section named
“Mandatory Network Configuration – for both IP Hard-Wired and Wi-Fi.”

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Positioning the Wireless Router or Wireless Access Point (WAP):
The main router or WAP should be installed in a central location. Depending on the transmission
protocol of your router, the clock must be located within the following ranges:
Wi-Fi Protocol Range (Feet) Range (Meters)
802.11 b 115 feet 35 meters
802.11 g 125 feet 38 meters
802.11 n 230 feet 70 meters.
Check with the access point or router manufacturer, as some transmitters offer boosted ranges.
*NOTE: This clock is not compatible with 802.11a or 802.11ac protocols. Many AC-compatible routers
and access points are backwards compatible with 802.11n. Check your router settings for more
information.
Once the Network Monitoring Software has been installed and is running it will automatically detect
network-based clocks (displays) that have been powered and are on the same network as the PC
running the monitoring software, as shown in the below image.
Before the Network Monitoring Software can be used, there is a need to program each clock (display)
with the Wi-Fi network name and credentials. These initial programming can be done while the Wi-Fi
clocks are in “Direct Mode.”
Wi-Fi Direct Mode: Once the Wi-Fi clock is powered, each clock (display) will automatically transmit its
own temporary Wi-Fi hotspot for initial configuration (AKA: Wi-Fi Direct Mode).
Each clock (display) will transmit a Wi-Fi signal (hotspot) with its name that has been already configured
by the manufacturer as default. The 12” analog square clock is named: “Local Time” while each digital
clock/display is named with the prayer name it’s displaying.
Wi-Fi Network Clock Configuration

Serial Number: 28083
MAC: 60:36:96:28:1f:93
Serial Number: 11532
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:fc
Serial Number: 11533
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:fd
Serial Number: 11531
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:fb
Serial Number: 11525
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:f5
Serial Number: 11529
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:f9
Serial Number: 11530
MAC: 60:36:96:0a:05:f0
Clock (display) name is Local Time
Clock (display) name is Fajr
Clock (display) name is Shuruq
Clock (display) name is Dhuhr
Clock (display) name is Asr
Clock (display) name is Maghrib
Clock (display) name is Isha
(6th clock/display optional)
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Wi-Fi Network Clock Configuration
As explained, each clock/display is already programmed with its designated name, allowing the user to
easily identify the clock/display using the Network Monitoring Software. Please also note that behind
the clock’s back panel are labels listing each clock’s (display’s) serial number and MAC address in order
from top to bottom, correlating with the 12” square clock being on top, going down, as shown in the
below image.
Knowing each clock’s (display’s) name, serial number and MAC address will allow the user to easily identify
each clock (display) appearing on the list of Wi-Fi networks and the Network Monitoring Software.
1. On a Wi-Fi enabled computer, check the available Wireless Networks and look for the Wi-Fi signal
transmitted by the clocks (displays). Refresh the available Wi-Fi networks until network names shown
below appear:
Local Time, Fajr, Shuruq, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha
Since each clock/display should transmit its own hotspot for initial programming, you will see a
different Wi-Fi hotspot for each clock/display. The Wi-Fi hotspot transmitted by each clock/display
should appear within 30 seconds.
2. Once these appear, identify each clock based on its name. Connect to the network of the clock you
would like to set first.
3. Open a web browser and enter the following web address into the URL field:
http://192.168.240.1/login.html
Doing so will take you to the clock (display) built-in web interface, as shown in the below image.
Login Page Home Page
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4. On the login page, use the default password 6063 and click on Submit to log into the clock.
5. Click on the Network Settings button.
6. The clocks/displays are already programmed by the manufacturer with their designated names to
reflect either the local time or prayer names. If a clock/display name is needed to be changed for a
specific application, use the “Clock Name” field to apply a name change.
7. In the Network field, enter the SSID of your preferred Wi-Fi network. This is the name that appears if
you try to connect to that Wi-Fi network on any other computer, tablet, or smart phone. If you do not
remember the name of your network, check to see if it has appeared in the Select Network list. A
network that does not broadcast its SSID will not appear in this list. SSIDs must use only English letters,
numbers, and spaces. No symbols.
8. Once all clocks (displays) have been programmed with the facility’s Wi-Fi information, you can use the
Network Monitoring Software to view them all, as shown in the below image. Please make sure that
the Network Monitoring Software and the clocks (displays) are on the same Wi-Fi network.
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Wi-Fi clocks (displays) can be set to DHCP or Static IP address. The clocks (displays) are shipped in DHCP
mode as default. This means that once the clocks (displays) are connected to the network they will be
assigned with the next available IP address by a DHCP server. It is user changeable, meaning that the clocks
(displays) can be set with a static IP address and that these settings can be changed in the clock built-in
web interface (as explained in this manual).
If you wish to be able to access the web interface from a computer, Port 80 must be open.
If you wish to access your clock using a known, unchanging Static IP address, see instructions later in this manual.
If you wish to access the web interface while the clock is in DHCP mode, use the Network Monitoring
Software to view the clocks (displays) and then double click on a specific clock (display) that you would like
to program.
For setting your Wi-Fi clock to a static IP address:
1. Power and connect the clock to the network, once done, double click on one of the clocks
(displays) that you would like to change when using the Network Clock Monitoring Software.
2. Go onto a web browser that is connected to the same LAN (Local Area Network) as the clock and type
the IP address of the clock into the address bar.
3. This should bring you to the web interface of the clock and you will be prompted to log in.
The default password is 6063.
4. Once logged in, select the “Network Settings” tab on the top of the page. Refer to the below image.
5. In “Network Settings” note the DHCP option. Toggle DHCP from “ON” to “OFF.” This will make the
current IP address of the clock static.
6. Enter the Gateway IP Address, Subnet Mask, DNS Router, and the Static IP Address that was
allocated to this clock (display).
7. Repeat these steps for each clock (display) as desired.
8. After DHCP is switched to off, power cycle the clock, wait 10 seconds, and then power it back on.
At this stage, additional clock (display)
programming is needed to be performed.
The next section of this manual is relevant
for BOTH Hard-Wired IP clocks and Wi-Fi
clocks.
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