Digital Clock Set-up Manual. Synchronized Solutions for every type of facility TIEL200 SCHOOLS HIGHER EDUCATION HEALTHCARE MANUFACTURING GOVERNMENT

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1 TIEL200 Digital Clock Set-up Manual Synchronized Solutions for every type of facility SCHOOLS HIGHER EDUCATION HEALTHCARE MANUFACTURING GOVERNMENT CORPORATE

2 TIEL200 CONTENTS System LED Digital Clock Setup Safety Precautions Equipment Precautions System LED Digital Clock Set Preferences Factory Settings Set Alternative Time/Date Set Display to 24-Hour Time Activate the PM Indicator Offset Hours Example of the System LED Digital Clock Installation and Removal Assemble Unit to Bracket Disassemble of Unit from Bracket Wall Mount Hanging Instructions Specifications-System LED Digital Clock Double-Sided Led Clock Dimensions Single-Sided LED Clock Dimensions VAC Digital Clock Wiring VAC Digital Clock Wiring Connecting the 24VAC Wiring VAC 4-Digit LED Clocks VAC 6-Digit LED Clocks

3 LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions TIEL200 System LED Digital Clock Setup Safety Precautions: The LED Digital clock must be connected to a properly grounded outlet and it is designed for indoor use only. It is not weather protected. Operating the LED Digital clock outdoors, or in wet areas is an electrical hazard and may damage the LED digital clock while nullifying the warranty. Equipment Precautions: To avoid possible electric shock and damage to the LED Digital Clock, make sure that it is unplugged when working on it. Note: The jumper selectable options can be made or changed while the clock is powered; however, shorting the wrong terminals or a static discharge may cause the clock to malfunction. If this should occur, it can be corrected by momentarily disconnecting power from the unit or by pressing the reset button located just left of the 14-pin programming socket (see Figure A). Do not install jumpers in the section labeled RF Channel at this time. RESET s s 2.5 Display 4 Display Figure A System LED Digital Clock Set Preferences: Factory Settings The factory or default setting is with no jumpers. The default setting is as follows: 1. Display Time Only Hour Display 3. Without PM indicator (no dot in the lower right corner) To change these settings you must remove the access panel, which J is the small rectangular panel located in the upper center of the face of the LED Digital Clock. To aid in removal there is a small recess in the top center of this panel. The panel can be removed with a small screwdriver by prying the center top edge of the access panel forward. Note: Use caution when removing the panel to avoid having it fall into the clock. s have been supplied for the setting options (see Figure A). R Note: When power is first applied to the clock, or the reset button is pushed, a decimal point will flash for approximately 3 minutes while the clock receiver is turned on to capture the transmitter signal. If the LED Digital Clock receives no valid time data from the Transmitter for 72 hours, then the red colon on the clock will flash. 4

4 TIEL200 LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions Set Alternating Time/Date To set the display to alternate between Time and Date, place a jumper across the Time/Date pins as shown in Figure B below. RESET R 2.5 Display 4 Display Figure B Set Display to 24-Hour Time To set the display to 24-hour time, place a jumper across 12/24 HR pins as shown in Figure C below. RESET 2.5 Display 4 Display Figure C To Activate the PM indicator To set the PM dot indicator, place the jumper as shown in Figure D below. RESET 2.5 Display 4 Display R Figure D J These preferences can be made while the LED Digital Clock is "ON" and the changes will go into effect within a few seconds. However, shorting across the wrong pins or a static discharge on a pin can cause the unit to malfunction. If this occurs, unplug the LED Digital clock or press the reset button, which is located to the left of the gray socket (a pointed instrument may be necessary to reach this button). 5

5 LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions TIEL200 Offset Hours The LED Digital Clock displays the time that it receives from the Transmitter. The hour offset is for applications where the LED Digital Clock is modified to display the time for another time zone. By placing the appropriate jumpers to accumulate the desired hour offset and direction (+/-) of the offset, any hour time zone can be displayed. The HR OFFSET jumpers designate how many hours are offset from the current time zone. The clock only reads the hour offset on start up, so the clock must be power-cycled or the reset button must be pushed for the offset hours to go into effect. Installing the HR OFFSET jumper makes the offset negative, while not installing it makes the offset positive. For example, installing a jumper in the HR Offset 2 position and resetting the clock sets it two hours fast. Installing the HR Offset jumper along with the HR Offset 4 jumper sets the clock 4 hours slow. If you require extra jumpers, they are standard computer jumpers and are available in electronic stores or can be obtained from Primex Wireless. Example of the System LED Digital Clock Installation and Removal Tilt Bracket Allows tilt forward of 4" or stright mount Wall/Support Optional 4" x 4" - Electrical Box (Not Furnished) Assemble Unit to Bracket Latch unit to desired position (2 Each) #10 screw and anchor spacing 14" apart 4" - 6 Digit Sync LED Slock Stright Mount 26 1/4"L x 8"W x 3"D with 9" cord Figure E Rotate and snap in place Wire dressing exits Disassemble of Unit from Bracket Latch and snap features mate to tilt bracket L Lift corner end and raise unit then remove Lift corner end and reaise unit then remove Figure F Figure G 6

6 (2 Each) #10 screw and anchor spacing 14" apart 4" - 6 Digit Sync LED Slock Stright Mount 26 1/4"L x 8"W x 3"D with 9" cord Wall/Support Optional 4" x 4" - Electrical Box (Not Furnished) Wall Mount Hanging Instructions Hook on screw head features Wire dressing exits TIEL200 LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions Unit Mounting 1/8" (.3175cm) Recommended spacing Position unit on screw heads and slide unit down P Figure H Specifications System LED Digital Clock All 120VAC clocks include a 18 or 9ʼ cord with a three prong grounded plug. If pigtail/hardwiring is required for the application please refer to 120VAC Digital Clock Wiring. Receiver Sensitivity (Decode) > 110dBm Display Options: 1. Hour Offset (+/- 24 hours) hour/24-hour 3. PM indicator 4. Alternate Date & Time Mounting Options 1. Bracket Mounting a. 4 Degree Tilt Mounting b. Flat Mounting 2. Hanging wall mounting (no bracket) Double-Sided Clock Dimensions: The dual sided clocks draw twice the current as the single sided clocks. The jumpers on both sides of the clock need to be set separately Digit orcl ockdimen sions 8 Cei lingmount (4or-dig 6it) (6 -dig it) 13 (4-.75 dig it) Wal l Mou nt (4or-dig 6it) 4 6

7 LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions TIEL Digit Cl ockdimensi ons Ceil ingmou nt Wal l Mount Single-Sided LED Digital Clock Dimensions Digital Clock Digital Clock Mounting Dimensions Bracket Dimensions 120V Clock Dimension A B C D E F G H Weight Max Current digit lbs 115 ma digit lbs 175 ma 4 4 digit NA lbs 130 ma 4 6 digit NA lbs 150 ma G H B D* C E C F A FRONT VIEW SIDE VIEW 2.5 and 4 Optional 1 bracket fo 2.5 clock *DDimension is the mounting screw spacing **F Dimension for the optional degree brack

8 120VAC DIGITAL CLOCK WIRING Primex Wireless digital clocks are shipped from the factory with a three prong grounded plug. For applications that require a pigtail/hardwired configuration you may remove the plug. Note: Please be sure to leave a minimum of 6 of cord inside the junction box. Any damage to the clock due to improper wiring voids the warranty. Black (line) White (neutral) Green (ground) LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions Wire dressing exits TIEL200 24VAC DIGITAL CLOCK WIRING Use the following tables to calculate the maximum wire length and number of clocks, given the gauge of wiring. The type of LED Clock being installed (4 digit or 6 digit) determines which table is used. Note: These charts apply to both 2.5 and 4 LED clocks. The procedure for determining maximum wire length and maximum number of clocks varies depending on if new wires are being run or if existing wiring is being used. For situations where new wire is being run, use the wire gauge (AWG) that supports the necessary number of clocks (left column) over the prescribed length of the wire run (in the column under AWG). For installations where 24 Vac wiring already exists, determine the gauge of the existing wiring using calipers or an AWG scale. Starting at the end of the wire where the power source is to be located, measure the approximate length of the wire to the end of the line. This can be accomplished by pacing off the distance to be measured or by reviewing architectural plans for the building and calculating the length. The length of the wire and the AWG of the wire determine how many clocks may be powered. The charts show the maximum number clocks that may be safely installed for a given number of feet for three wire gauges: 14 AWG, 18 AWG and 22 AWG. Note: The current draw of the dual-sided clock is twice that of the single-sided clock. When calculating the number of dual-sided clocks, each side counts as one clock. Note: Please contact Tech Support when using a wire gauge that is not specified on the above tables. Note: These are worst case figures that assume all the clocks are located at the end of the wire furthest from the power source. Note: These calculations are only valid when there are no other devices, except those specified, connected to the wiring. It is likely, by distributing the clocks evenly along the wire run, that longer cable runs and more clocks can be safely added. However, additional calculations are necessary to determine the maximum number of clocks. Before adding additional clocks, call Primex Tech Support at for help with performing these calculations. 9

9 LED Digital Clock Setup Instructions TIEL200 Connecting the 24VAC Wiring: Warning: Be sure to follow all National and Local Building Codes when installing clocks. 1. Be sure the 24VAC wiring is fed out the cable hole in the rear of the clock. 2. If a back plate is used, feed the 24V wiring harness through the back plate and attach it to the clock. 3. Hang the clock vertically on one of the mounting screws. 4. Connect the 24V wiring harness. Use two wire nuts, sized appropriately for the gauge of wire, to secure the wires. 5. Finish hanging the clock horizontally. 24VAC 4-DIGIT LED CLOCKS # of 4 digit maximum 14 AWG maximum 18 AWG maximum 22 AWG Required 24Vac* LED clocks wire length (feet) wire length (feet) wire length (feet) Transformer A A A A A A A A A A 24VAC 6-DIGIT LED CLOCKS # of 6 digit maximum 14 AWG maximum 18 AWG maximum 22 AWG Required 24 Vac* LED clocks wire length (feet) wire length (feet) wire length (feet) Transformer A A A A A A A A A A * The size of the transformer needed to supply the appropriate current depends on the number of clocks specified as shown. Number of clocks is shown in the first column. 10

10 TIEL200 Primex Wireless, Inc. US Phone: Fax: Technical Support: Website: Primex Wireless, Inc. Canada Phone: Fax: Technical Support: Website: Primex Wireless, Inc. 2006, Patents Pending. Printed in the USA /30/06

11 Digital Flush-Mount Installation Instructions PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW PRIOR TO CLOCK INSTALLATION. Instructions for installation of the flush-mount 2.5, 6-digit digital clock TIEL200 Step 3 Step 1 Step 2 Step 4 Step 7 Step 5 Face Plate Step 6 Steps 1. Prepare an opening using the following dimensions: 5.75 H x W. 2. Inside the opening install an expandable fan brace bar between the wall studs. The brace bar should be a couple of inches below the opening, so that when the electrical box is attached with a U clap to the brace bar, it will still be below the opening in the wall. NOTE: UL Listed 59E expandable hanger (or equivalent). 3. Prepare screw holes as in the picture above, spaced 16 wide and 5.25 high, diameter.125" ". Predrilling holes for screws is optional, as screws are self-driving in certain materials. Wall anchors are provided for installations that require wall anchors. 4. Connect the 120 VAC wires to the electrical box with the appropriate fittings. Note: Leave enough extra length to the 120 VAC wires (armored cable), so that the electrical box can be wired in the x 5.25 opening then use a U clamp to attach the electrical box to the brace bar. 5. Connect the appropriate fitting to the LED clock cord and then attach the fitting to the electrical box. Then connect the wires in the electrical box as follows: NOTE: The LED clock should to be supported during this assembly. a. Green or Green/yellow is connected to ground b. White or Blue is connected to neutral c. Black or Brown is connected to line (Hot lead) 6. Cover the electrical box 7. Refer to the setting section of the Digital Clock Set-up Instructions to set all necessary options. CAUTION: Due to the permanent nature of this installation, all settings on the clock must be correct before continuing. The clock's ability to receive a signal must also be verified. 8. Remove adhesive backing and assemble faceplate onto the clock. 9. Secure the clock to the wall using the included screws #10-16 x 1.25 (Qty 4). 10. Remove protective film from the lens after installation. 11. Apply silicone sealant (provided) around all edges of the clock. Refer to the sealant instructions for application details. Primex Wireless, Inc. US Technical Support: info@primexwireless.com Website: Primex Wireless, Inc. Canada Technical Support: info@primexwireless.ca Website: Primex Wireless, Inc. 2006, Patents Pending. Printed in the USA

12 CLSW200 TIEL200 Elapsed Timer Timer User Manual Synchronized Solutions for every type of facility SCHOOLS HIGHER EDUCATION HEALTHCARE CORPORATE MANUFACTURING GOVERNMENT

13 CLSW200 TIEL200 CONTENT Primex Wireless Elapsed Time Instructions Timer Features Hand Control Specifications Timer States System Elapsed Timer Setup Safety Precautions Equipment Precautions System Elapsed Timer Preferences Factory Settings Set Alternating Time/Date Set Display to 24-Hour Time To Activate the PM Indicator Offset Hours Example of the System Elapsed Timer Installation and Removal LED Digital Clock Specifications VAC Digital Clock Wirirng

14 Wireless Elapsed Timer CLSW200 TIEL200 The Primex Wireless Elapsed Timer is a multi-function product. It has the capability of functioning as a normal clock and as an Elapsed Timer with both count up and count down options. It functions in much the same way as a standard digital clock. Primex Wireless Elapsed Timer Instructions The Elapsed Timer is two timers in one: an up counter and a down counter. The up counter can count up from any preset time to 99:59 or 99:59:59 depending on which model is purchased. The count down timer can count down from a preset time to 00:00:00. Timer Features Up Counter Features Up counter function is indicated by having the decimal point on the far left (near the 10 hour digit, see table 1) lit up. Count up start time can be preset by the user 4 Digit Up Counters Can count from 00:00 to 99:59. When 99:59 is reached, the display will flash every second 6 Digit Up Counters Can count from 00:00:00 to 99:59:59. When 99:59:59 is reached, the display will flash every second. Down Counter Features Down counter function is indicated by having the decimal point on the far right (near the minutes or seconds digit, see table 1) lit up. Count down start time can be preset by the user 4 Digit Down Counters Can count from 99:59 to 00:00. When 00:00 is reached, the display will flash every second 6 Digit Down Counters Can count from 99:59:59 to 00:00:00 When 00:00:00 is reached, the display will flash every second Timer States: Hand Control Specifications: Hand control is designed to fit inside a single gang box (not included). These boxes are typically x x 4. Wall plate cover is stainless steel. Buttons are cleanable with water and most common disinfectant. Warning: Be sure to test any cleaning solutions on a small area of the clock before using it on the entire clock and hand control. The hand control is not shipped connected. Because of this, the connector which is fed out of the back of the Elapsed Timer needs to be connected to the hand control. The cable and connectors used are standard telephone cable (See figure A), and the length of the cable is 15 feet. It can be extended up to 100 feet using standard telephone cable. Figure A -4-

15 CLSW200 TIEL200 Wireless Elapsed Timer The figure below describes the operation of the Elapsed Timer. In the figure, the hand control is shown, with the buttons labeled. There are two states to the timer: normal and set. The normal state controls the operation of the timer and is the text labeled on the top of the buttons in the figure. The set state controls setting up the timer and is the text labeled on the bottom of the buttons in the figure. Normal State The normal state consists of three modes: clock, count up, and count down. When the Elapsed Timer is plugged in, it begins clock mode. In this state, the text labeled on the top of the buttons is applicable (DISPLAY, STOP/START, RESET). Button Instructions: (See table 1) DISPLAY: Pressing DISPLAY scrolls through the various modes in the following order: clock, count up, and count down STOP/START: Pressing STOP/START while in clock mode has no effect Pressing STOP/START controls the up counter while in count up mode. If the counter is stopped, pressing the button starts the counter. If the counter is started, pressing the button stops it. Pressing STOP/START controls the down counter while in count down mode. If the counter is stopped, pressing the button starts the counter. If the counter is started, pressing the button stops it. RESET: Pressing RESET automatically stops and resets the counters to the default time Pressing RESET while in clock mode has no effect Pressing RESET quickly while in count up mode automatically stops and resets the up counter to its preset time Pressing RESET quickly while in count down mode automatically stops and resets the down counter to its preset time Holding the RESET button while in either count up or count down mode puts the Elapsed Timer into the set state. Set State (See table 2) The set state is used for setting the count up start time and the count down start time. It is entered by holding the Reset button while in count up or count down modes. In this state, the text labeled on the bottom of the buttons is applicable (SET/CHANGE, INCREMENT, EXIT). Button Instructions: SET/CHANGE: Holding the SET/CHANGE button for 3 seconds while in either count up or count down modes enters the set mode, which is indicated by : or : on the screen. Pressing SET/CHANGE again changes the digit that should be set INCREMENT: Pushing INCREMENT increments the flashing digit. EXIT: Pushing EXIT, exits the SET STATE Note: The Colons are not displayed in the set state. When in the set state, the digit that is currently being set will flash. -5-

16 Wireless Elapsed Timer CLSW200 TIEL200 Table 1 LED DISPLAY: DISPLAY (EXIT) NORMAL OPERATING STATE Clock Mode Count Up Mode Count Down Mode 10: : : Press the Display key repeatedly to select either the clock Mode, Count Up Mode or Count Down Mode. Clock Mode displays Count Up mode has a decimal Count Down Mode has a current time lit after the 10 hr digit decimal lit after the 1 sec digit STOP/START No change in 1. Start 1. Start count down (INCREMENT) Clock mode 2. Stop 2. Stop count down RESET (SET/CHANGE) No change in 1. Reset count to default time 1. Set count default time Clock Mode (pause) (pause) Table 2 SET STATE Start Count Up at: Start Count Down at: DISPLAY Exit Set Mode Exit Set Mode (EXIT) STOP/START Increment selected digit Increment selected digit (INCREMENT) RESET From Count Up Mode From Count Down Mode (SET/CHANGE) HOLD 3 seconds HOLD 3 seconds to enter set mode to enter set mode selected digit will blink, press selected digit will blink, press again to select next digit again to select next digit -6-

17 Wireless Elapsed Timer CLSW200 TIEL200 System Elapsed Timer Setup Safety Precautions: The Elapsed Timer must be connected to a properly grounded outlet and it is designed for indoor use only. It is not weather protected. Operating the Elapsed Timer outdoors, or in wet areas is an electrical hazard and may damage the Elapsed Timer while nullifying the warranty. Equipment Precautions: To avoid possible electric shock and damage to the Elapsed Timer, make sure that it is unplugged when working on it. Note: The jumper selectable options can be made or changed while the clock is powered; however, shorting the wrong terminals or a static discharge may cause the clock to malfunction. If this should occur, it can be corrected by momentarily disconnecting power from the unit or by pressing the reset button located just left of the 14-pin programming socket (see Figure B). RESET s s 2.5 Display 4 Display Figure B System Elapsed Timer Set Preferences: All 120VAC clocks include a 18 or 9ʼ cord with a three prong grounded plug. If pigtail/hardwiring is required for the application please refer to 120VAC Digital Clock Wiring. Factory Settings The factory or default setting is with no jumpers. The default setting is as follows: 1. Display Time Only Hour Display R 3. Without PM indicator (no dot in the lower right corner) To change these settings you must remove the access panel, which is the small rectangular panel located in the upper center of the face of the Elapsed Timer. To aid in removal there is a small recess in the top center of this panel. The panel can be removed with a small screwdriver by prying the center top edge of the access panel forward. Note: Use caution when removing the panel to avoid having it fall into the clock. Eight jumpers have been supplied for the setting options (see Figure B). Note: When power is first applied to the clock, or the reset button is pushed, a decimal point will flash for approximately 3 minutes while the clock receiver is turned on to capture the transmitter signal. If the Elapsed Timer receives no valid time data from the Transmitter for 72 hours, then the red colon on the clock will flash. J -7-

18 Wireless Elapsed Timer CLSW200 TIEL200 Set Alternating Time/Date R To set the display to alternate between Time and Date, place a jumper across the Time/Date pins as shown in Figure C below. RESET 2.5 Display 4 Display Figure C Set Display to 24-Hour Time To set the display to 24-hour time, place a jumper across 12/24 HR pins as shown in Figure D below. RESET 2.5 Display 4 Display Figure D To Activate the PM indicator To set the PM dot indicator, place the jumper as shown in Figure E below. RESET 2.5 Display 4 Display R Figure E J These preferences can be made while the Elapsed Timer is "ON" and the changes will go into effect within a few seconds. However, shorting across the wrong pins or a static discharge on a pin can cause the unit to malfunction. If this occurs, unplug the Elapsed Timer or press the reset button, which is located to the left of the gray socket (a pointed instrument may be necessary to reach this button). Offset Hours The Elapsed Timer displays the time that it receives from the Transmitter. The hour offset is for applications where the Elapsed Timer is modified to display the time for another time zone. By placing the appropriate jumpers to accumulate the desired hour offset and direction (+/-) of the offset, any hour time zone can be displayed. The HR OFFSET jumpers designate how many hours are offset from the current time zone. The clock only reads the hour offset on start up, so the clock must be power-cycled or the reset button must be pushed for the offset hours to go into effect. Installing the jumpers makes the offset negative, while not installing it makes the offset positive. For example, installing a jumper in the HR Offset 2 position and resetting the clock sets it two hours fast. Installing the HR Offset jumper along with the HR Offset 4 jumper sets the clock 4 hours slow. If you require extra jumpers, they are standard computer jumpers and are available in electronic stores or can be obtained from Primex Wireless. -8-

19 Wireless Elapsed Timer CLSW200 TIEL200 Example of the System Elapsed Timer Installation and Removal Tilt Bracket Allows tilt forward of 4" or straight mount Wall/Support Optional 4" x 4" - Electrical Box (Not Furnished) Assemble Unit to Bracket Latch unit to desired position (2 Each) #10 screw and anchor spacing 14" apart 4" - 6 Digit Sync LED Clock Straight Mount 26 1/4"L x 8"W x 3"D with 9" cord Figure F Rotate and snap in place Wire dressing exits Disassemble of Unit from Bracket Latch and snap features made to tilt bracket L Lift corner end and raise unit then remove Lift corner end and raise unit then remove Figure G Figure H (2 Each) #10 screw and anchor spacing 14" apart Wall/Support Optional 4" x 4" - Electrical Box (Not Furnished) Hook on screw head features Wire dressing exits Wall Mount Hanging Instructions Unit Mounting 1/8" Recommended spacing 4" - 6 Digit Sync LED Clock Straight Mount 26 1/4"L x 8"W x 3"D with 9" cord P Position unit on screw heads and slide unit down Figure I -9-

20 Wireless Elapsed Timer CLSW200 TIEL200 Elapsed Timer Specifications Digital Clock Digital Clock Mounting Dimensions Bracket Dimensions 120V Clock Dimension A B C D E F G H Weight Max Current digit lbs 115 ma digit lbs 175 ma 4 4 digit NA lbs 130 ma 4 6 digit NA lbs 150 ma 120VAC Digital Clock Wiring Primex Wireless digital clocks are shipped from the factory with a three prong plug configuration. For applications that require a pigtail/ hardwired configuration you may remove the plug. For further information on how to remove the plug or how to wire the clock, contact technical support at Note: Be sure to leave a minimum of 6 of cord inside the junction box. Any damage to the clock due to improper wiring voids the warranty. It is at Primex Wirelessʼs discretion as to whether damage to the clock was caused by improper wiring. -10-

21 CLSW200 TIEL200 Primex Wireless, Inc. US Phone: Fax: Technical Support: Website: Primex Wireless, Inc. Canada Phone: Fax: Technical Support: Website: Primex Wireless, Inc. 2006, Patents Pending. Printed in the USA EM 3/02/07