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Manufacturer: Wempe

Wempe digital master clock

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SKU: 417.20101

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Our most powerful master clock with up to 2 integrated NTP servers enabling a uniform transmission of UTC and LT in a network. Combined with Ethernet slave clocks this master clock is a modern, intelligent and easy-to-operate system, which leaves almost nothing to be desired.

Wempe ethernet secondary clock type IP
The Ethernet data switch/hub directly supplies the Ethernet secondary clocks with the necessary operating voltage via PoE (Power over Ethernet). Every secondary clock is equipped with a small μC. The Ethernet segment provides UTC and Local Time as time information. Each secondary clock module saves the actual position of the hands and determines automatically the difference between that time and the current system time. In case of a power-down, the current position of the hands is stored (non-volatile storage) so that the clocks show automatically the current time once the system has been rebooted. A special broadcast address facilitates the data exchange with the Master clock so that any requested number of clocks can be fed by the Master clock. Master advantages of the Ethernet secondary clocks:
- Easy to put into operation: secondary clocks automatically log on the system via DHCP.

- "Intelligent" control providding automatic import of time data and automatic setting of secundary clocks.

- Saving of cables because of use existing network.

- The clock system can easily be expanded on every network system part or of the entire system.

- Fast troubleshooting via a network computer.

Short description of the network component of the Master clock 20100:

The Master clock is equipped with a standard Ethernet interface for data output. The basic version comes with Wempe´s own broadcast protocol. It is also possible to activate additional services, as for example a SNTP Server.