System 7001 GPS/DCF77 |

The system 7001 was developed to take over complex tasks. It supplies interfaces for the property management, personnel times recording; synchronises computers, networks and fax machines, supplies pulses for control mechanisms, takes over switching functions, supervises mains frequencies and many more. Due to its modular design it can be configured for every possible use, and it can be stocked up in case the conditions for its use have changed.
Contrary to individual solutions a central clock system has considerable advantages. The main arguments are:
Apart from the base system there are plug-in boards with own
processors for the required interfaces, which can be plugged into
the base system in any configuration. The individual boards
communicate via a serial bus system and the control board 7015
centrally synchronises and supervises them.
is built into a 19" module carrier with 3 HE. It contains the voltage supply, the control- and receiver board 7015, a 2x40-digit VDF-display and a keypad.
Optionally the system will be synchronized by GPS sattelites or by the DCF77-Signal. The receptors distinguishes itself by the accuracy and the availability of the receiving signals (see GPS-Info and DCF77-Info). All further boards are exchangeable one below the other.
This board contains all the modules required for controlling the system 7001, i.e.:
| 7001gps.pdf | Manual English/German - GPS with Motorola Receiver |
| 7001dcf.pdf | Manual English/German - DCF77 Receiver |
Optical Coupler and Relay-Board 7112/7121
Switching Times- Control Board 7131 and Relay Board 7140
Serial Interface Board 7201/7210/7221
4-times Serial Interfaces 7245
4-Channel Analogue Output Board 7265
Ethenet Network Time Server - LAN-card 7270
4-times DCF77-Antenna Simulation 7317
DCF77-extras: antennas, antenna cables, lightning protection, signal-analysis-device
GPS-extras: antennas, antenna cables, lightning protection, line amplifier
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