DCF77-Clock 6036
DCF77-Clock 6036 |
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The radio controlled clock 6036 is a professional way to time synchronise computers and
networks.
The board is plugged directly into a free space of an IBM PC-XT/AT or compatible computer. It serves to synchronize different operating systems (see option). It is mainly used in operating data recording, time recording or personnel data systems. The stable operating frequency with the possibility to release time synchronous interrupts and the direct access to the 1/1000 sec., make its use very interesting for the immense field of calibration, measuring and process engineering.
The clock is shown on the right of the picture (short 8-bit board 100 x 160 mm). The board also has a RS232 interface and pulse outputs, which are fed to the front panel of the board via a 9-pole SUB-D connector.
A PC software (DOS) for the setup is supplied. The clock is delivered with programs for DOS and Windows (3.x, 95/98, NT, 2000, ME) as drivers. All other software drivers can be picked up here in the download directory.
| Receiver: | see DCF77-Info |
| Additional interfaces: | independent serial interface with RS232 hardware, DCF77-simulation as TTL pulse, different pulse outputs as TTL signals |
| Parameter of the serial interface: | baudrate, stopbit, parity, structure of data string etc. can be set by means of supplied software or serial interface |
Current manuals in english and german language and remote/service software resp. driver for our systems can be found in the download area:
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