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Synchronized Time Products 6400-Series Time Control Center
UL Listed CSA Certified
STANDARD AND OPTIONAL FEATURES: •
Microprocessor Based
•
Controls Synchronous Wired, Power Line Carrier and Celestra™ Clock Systems
•
RS-232 Interface for Synchronization to External Time Source (6400-9505)
•
Six Local Program Control Circuits
•
Seven Day Programming (Seconds Resolution)
•
Automatic Daylight Saving Time Correction
•
Manual Override Switches
•
12- or 24-Hour Time Display
•
Interactive Programming
•
Liquid Crystal Display (Six Digits)
•
All Programmed Times Available to All Circuits and Schedules
•
60 Day Battery Standby (Memory & Timekeeping)
•
Four Program Schedules
•
1000 Program Events
•
AC Line Synchronous or DC Quartz Time Base
•
Surface/Semi-Flush Wall Mount or 19” Rack Mount
•
Impulse Clock Control (6400-9501)
•
Coded Receiver Interface
•
Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator (TCXO) Option (6400-9504)
•
Complies with UL Standard 863
DESCRIPTION: The 6400 Time Control Center (TCC) provides accurate time keeping for the Simplex secondary clock family, including Celestra BCD, synchronous wired, power line carrier, and minute impulse clocks. The 6400 also s most non-Simplex clock systems.
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6400-9001, 9002, 9003 Wall Mounted Time Control Center
6400-9004 19” Rack Mounted Time Control Center The 6400 has programmable time and day-of-week referenced control of six output circuits. The 6400 uses a liquid crystal display to show the time, day of week , and the status of the six output circuits. The display is also used for programming, as well as editing and reviewing the stored programs. The state of the six output circuits is programmed by the through a keypad, and can also be controlled by six manual override switches. The can also use the keypad to program from one to four independent schedules at any time within the 6400. All manual control switches and the LCD display are located behind a locked enclosure. The keypad can also be locked and accessed using a .
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SPECIFICATIONS: General Input Voltage
120/240, 50/60 Hz, Strap Selectable
Full Load Current
AC Input Current = 0.2 A to operate the 6400 TCC plus current drawn from the AC out terminals for powering clocks, bells, horns, etc.
Output s
5 A @ 120 VAC or 30 VDC Resistive 3 A @ 240 VAC Resistive
Output Voltage (with impulse option)
2 A @ 24, 36 or 48 Volts
Finish
Beige w/Black Trim - Wall Mount Black w/Black Trim - Rack Mount
Time Base
AC Line Monitor (Line Frequency) DC Quartz ± 30 Seconds/Month from 32° to 122°F TCXO (Option) ± 3 Seconds/Month from 32° to 122°F
Environmental
32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C)
Relative Humidity (Non-Condensing)
95%
BCD Output
± 15 V Data @ 60 bps, 50 loads max.
TCC Correction Capacities
Impulse
Up to 33 clocks. Use 2811-series impulse power boosters for additional clocks (see data sheet S2811-0001).
Synchronous
Up to 70 clocks (120 VAC). Use 2088-series relays for additional clocks (see data sheet S20880010).
Electronic
Unlimited. Electronic clocks use an audio signal superimposed upon the 60 Hz power within a building.
Digital BCD
Up to 50 clocks. Use 2301-series data line amplifiers for additional clocks (see data sheet S23010002).
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
WIRING: Wiring size and type varies greatly, depending on correction type, voltage used, quantity of clocks, cable distance, local codes, and National Electric Code Class I requirements. Your local Simplex sales representative is equipped to assist you with complete clock design services and wiring specifications.
6400 Display and Circuit Control Switches The display’s normal run mode indicates the time, day of week, circuit status, and what schedules have been selected. When the programming mode has been entered, the display leads the through the programming sequence by flashing what is to be selected. Responses to prompts are entered via the keypad using either the “Yes” or “No” keys.
The six circuit control switches beneath the LCD have three settings: ON, AUTO, and OFF. The ON and OFF settings override the programmed control functions, while the AUTO setting is used to carry out programmed functions. Three control switches at the bottom of the are used to control manual and programmed functions for the 6400. The buttons are provided for power line carrier systems (GEN), synchronous systems (SYNC), and Celestra clocks (BCD). The manual “on/off” control overrides the programmed control functions while the “Auto” position allows programmed functions to occur. Each switch is accompanied by an LED which visually displays the circuit’s status. The 12-Segment Keypad is used to input all programming including setting of the time and date, daylight saving time changes, schedule changes, and selection of 12-hour or 24-hour display format. Keypad entry may be secured by an access code which prevents tampering or unauthorized program modifications.
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6400-9501 Impulse Correction Module The 6400-9501 Impulse Correction Module is used to operate Simplex or non-Simplex impulse clock systems.
The 6400-9501 can, via dip switch selection, provide control for the following types of clock systems. Vendor
Clock Type
Simplex
59th Minute Impulse
Simplex
58th Minute Impulse
Simplex
44th Minute Impulse
Simplex
45th Minute Dual Motor
Simplex
59th Minute Dual Motor
Simplex
Tower Clocks 1 Minute Reverse Polarity 1/2 Minute Reverse Polarity
National Time
Hourly
Faraday
1300 Series
Cincinnati
D Synchronous
Cincinnati
D6, Impulse 12-Hour Correction
Cincinnati
D3
Stromberg
Synchronous, 56th Minute, Electronic
Stromberg
Impulse, 58th Minute
Internal
Standard Electric Time
During the loss of AC power, the 6400 accumulates missed minute impulses for 24 hours. Upon restoration of power, rapid correction pulses are output to advance the impulse device to the correct time.
FMT Dual Motor, Couch (C452014 through C452019 and C452133 through C452145)
Standard Electric Time
AR2A and AR3A-Impulse, 60th Minute
Standard Electric Time
AR2-Impulse, 59th Minute
The 6400-9501 consists of two s. The first , mounted on the front, consists of a manual Adv/Auto/Off override switch and two LEDs to indicate positive (red) and Front negative (yellow) polarity output. The second is the internally mounted I/O board and step-down transformer for connecting field wiring to the 6400 Master Clock.
6400-9502 Coded/Dual Coded Module The 6400-9502 module is used to operate a complete circuit of wired or power line carrier, 6803 coded or 6804 dual coded relays. The 6400 output circuit number one is dedicated to coded relay control, and provides up to 10 programmed control functions on that single circuit. The 10 LEDs indicate selection of the relay addressed during programming and manual control.
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6400-9503 Impulse Correction and Coded/Dual Coded Module The 6400-9503 module provides the 6400 with the capability for both impulse clock correction and coded relay control. This module combines all the features of the 6400-9501 and the 6400-9502 into one module. The 6400-9503 includes the 6400-9501 I/O . Note: The 6400 provides a position for only one optional front module.
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6400-9504 Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator The 6400-9504 TCXO option is used for applications where power line frequency may be unstable. The temperature compensated crystal module provides a source of frequency reference to the central controller. This module provides accuracy of ±3 seconds per month from 32°F to 122°F.
6400-9505 6351/6400 RS-232 Interface The optional 6400-9505 module is used for applications that require accurate, traceable time. The module is used to interface the 6400 TCC with a crystalcontrolled Simplex 6800-9501 WWV Radio Receiver/Decoder tuned to broadcasts transmitted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Additionally the 6400-9505 allows the 6400 TCC to synchronize with computer networks via the 1603-9821 SIMSYNC software package. With the addition of the 6400-9568 BCD Code Converter, 6400 TCCs may be connected together to allow for redundancy or distribution over a campus environment. Refer to data sheet S6800-0001 for details on the WWV receiver.
6400-9510 Chime Module The 6400-9510 module is used when a pulsed output is required. By inputting 120 VAC to the module it will begin on adjustable output pulse, both the on-time and duration of the pulse are adjustable. The output s are 5 A at 120 VAC Form “C.”
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6400-9568 BCD Code Converter The 6400-9568 BCD Code Converter is an interface which has asynchronous ASCII and BCD time data available via its RS-232 serial port. The interface provides 24-hour time information, time zone offset capabilities for world clock displays, and synchronization for computers and process control equipment. The following connections are available: • BCD Connections – Two Celestra clocks within 100 feet – Time offset for two Celestra clocks within 100 feet – 2301-9513 Data Amplifier • RS-232 Connections – RS-232 serial ports (for hours/minutes/seconds, year/month/day, and Julian date ) – 6400-9505 RS-232 WWV Synchronization Module – 2120 Interface – 4100 Interface – 6400-9505 MTC Master/Slave Configuration. Refer to Product Application Bulletin PAB-0011 for other interconnect and computer network interface options. – PC Synchronization with 1001-9357 or 1001-7997 STARSYNC Software
Refer to data sheet S6400-0002 and operating instructions 574-411 for complete details on the 6400-9568 Code Converter.
6400-9509 Photocell Module The 6400-9509 Photocell Module is used in conjunction with dual coded time control operation. The Photocell Module (when activated by the Photocell) allows up to 10 preprogrammed commands of the same type (on or off) to be transmitted to Dual Coded Control Devices.
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION WITH 6400-9568 CODE CONVERTER FOR COMPUTER SYNCHRONIZATION:
12:00
11:00
11:00
120 VAC
120 VAC Note: Locate 6400-9568 within 50’ of computer.
BCD OUTPUT
6400
6400-9568 CODE CONVERTER (BCD TO RS-232)
MASTER CENTER
COMPUTER
#18 AWG TWISTED SHIELDED PAIR WIRE BELDEN 8760 OR EQUIVALENT
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6800-9502 TRANSFORMER
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION WITH MULTIPLE TIME ZONE DISPLAYS: PACIFIC
MOUNTAIN
CENTRAL
EASTERN
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
120 VAC
6400-9568 CODE CONVERTER (BCD TO RS-232)
120 VAC
120 VAC
120 VAC
ATLANTIC
1:00 120 VAC
9V XFMR TYP
Note: Digital clocks are type 6303 or 6334.
12:00 6400 MASTER
120 VAC
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
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STANDARD CONFIGURATIONS: •
6400-9001 TCC, Wall Mounted
•
6400-9002 TCC, Wall Mounted, with Impulse Correction
•
6400-9003 TCC, Wall Mounted, with Coded Receiver
•
6400-9004 TCC, 19” Rack Mount
STANDARD FEATURES: Standard Features
6400-9001
6400-9002
6400-9003
6400-9004
BCD & Sync-Wired Control
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Six Circuits/Four Schedules
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Impulse/Universal Correction
-
Yes
-
-
Coded Receiver (Coded Relay Interface)
-
-
Yes
-
Rack Mounted (19” Relay Rack)
-
-
-
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz (Selectable: Line or Crystal)
FIELD INSTALLABLE OPTIONS: Option
6400-9001
6400-9002
6400-9003
6400-9004
6400-9501 Impulse Correction Module
Yes
Included
Yes
Yes
6400-9502 Coded/Dual Coded Module
Yes
Yes
Included
Yes
6400-9503 Impulse Correction and Coded/Dual Coded Module (Combines features of both 6400-9501 and 6400-9502)
Yes
N/A
N/A
Yes
6400-9504 Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6400-9505 RS-232 WWV Synchronization Module (See S6400-0002 WWV Clock/Receiver Antenna Interface)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6400-9509 Photocell Module (Maximum one per 6400)
Yes*
Yes*
Yes
No
6400-9510 Chime Module (Maximum two per 6400, or one with 6400-9509)
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
6400-9511 Extended Battery Backup Module 180 days (Timekeeping & memory)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
*Requires 6400-9502 or 6400-9503.
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
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MOUNTING:
*Back box must extend 2.25” out from the finished wall surface.
Rack Mount The rack mount 6400 is designed to permit rail or frame mode installation.
Simplex, Celestra, and the Simplex logo are trademarks or ed trademarks of Simplex Time Recorder Co. © 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved. Westminster, Massachusetts 01441-0001 USA www.simplexnet.com All specifications and other information shown were current as of printing and are subject to change without notice.
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Synchronized Time Products 6400-Series Time Control Center
UL Listed CSA Certified
STANDARD AND OPTIONAL FEATURES: •
Microprocessor Based
•
Controls Synchronous Wired, Power Line Carrier and Celestra™ Clock Systems
•
RS-232 Interface for Synchronization to External Time Source (6400-9505)
•
Six Local Program Control Circuits
•
Seven Day Programming (Seconds Resolution)
•
Automatic Daylight Saving Time Correction
•
Manual Override Switches
•
12- or 24-Hour Time Display
•
Interactive Programming
•
Liquid Crystal Display (Six Digits)
•
All Programmed Times Available to All Circuits and Schedules
•
60 Day Battery Standby (Memory & Timekeeping)
•
Four Program Schedules
•
1000 Program Events
•
AC Line Synchronous or DC Quartz Time Base
•
Surface/Semi-Flush Wall Mount or 19” Rack Mount
•
Impulse Clock Control (6400-9501)
•
Coded Receiver Interface
•
Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator (TCXO) Option (6400-9504)
•
Complies with UL Standard 863
DESCRIPTION: The 6400 Time Control Center (TCC) provides accurate time keeping for the Simplex secondary clock family, including Celestra BCD, synchronous wired, power line carrier, and minute impulse clocks. The 6400 also s most non-Simplex clock systems.
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6400-9001, 9002, 9003 Wall Mounted Time Control Center
6400-9004 19” Rack Mounted Time Control Center The 6400 has programmable time and day-of-week referenced control of six output circuits. The 6400 uses a liquid crystal display to show the time, day of week , and the status of the six output circuits. The display is also used for programming, as well as editing and reviewing the stored programs. The state of the six output circuits is programmed by the through a keypad, and can also be controlled by six manual override switches. The can also use the keypad to program from one to four independent schedules at any time within the 6400. All manual control switches and the LCD display are located behind a locked enclosure. The keypad can also be locked and accessed using a .
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SPECIFICATIONS: General Input Voltage
120/240, 50/60 Hz, Strap Selectable
Full Load Current
AC Input Current = 0.2 A to operate the 6400 TCC plus current drawn from the AC out terminals for powering clocks, bells, horns, etc.
Output s
5 A @ 120 VAC or 30 VDC Resistive 3 A @ 240 VAC Resistive
Output Voltage (with impulse option)
2 A @ 24, 36 or 48 Volts
Finish
Beige w/Black Trim - Wall Mount Black w/Black Trim - Rack Mount
Time Base
AC Line Monitor (Line Frequency) DC Quartz ± 30 Seconds/Month from 32° to 122°F TCXO (Option) ± 3 Seconds/Month from 32° to 122°F
Environmental
32° to 122°F (0° to 50°C)
Relative Humidity (Non-Condensing)
95%
BCD Output
± 15 V Data @ 60 bps, 50 loads max.
TCC Correction Capacities
Impulse
Up to 33 clocks. Use 2811-series impulse power boosters for additional clocks (see data sheet S2811-0001).
Synchronous
Up to 70 clocks (120 VAC). Use 2088-series relays for additional clocks (see data sheet S20880010).
Electronic
Unlimited. Electronic clocks use an audio signal superimposed upon the 60 Hz power within a building.
Digital BCD
Up to 50 clocks. Use 2301-series data line amplifiers for additional clocks (see data sheet S23010002).
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
WIRING: Wiring size and type varies greatly, depending on correction type, voltage used, quantity of clocks, cable distance, local codes, and National Electric Code Class I requirements. Your local Simplex sales representative is equipped to assist you with complete clock design services and wiring specifications.
6400 Display and Circuit Control Switches The display’s normal run mode indicates the time, day of week, circuit status, and what schedules have been selected. When the programming mode has been entered, the display leads the through the programming sequence by flashing what is to be selected. Responses to prompts are entered via the keypad using either the “Yes” or “No” keys.
The six circuit control switches beneath the LCD have three settings: ON, AUTO, and OFF. The ON and OFF settings override the programmed control functions, while the AUTO setting is used to carry out programmed functions. Three control switches at the bottom of the are used to control manual and programmed functions for the 6400. The buttons are provided for power line carrier systems (GEN), synchronous systems (SYNC), and Celestra clocks (BCD). The manual “on/off” control overrides the programmed control functions while the “Auto” position allows programmed functions to occur. Each switch is accompanied by an LED which visually displays the circuit’s status. The 12-Segment Keypad is used to input all programming including setting of the time and date, daylight saving time changes, schedule changes, and selection of 12-hour or 24-hour display format. Keypad entry may be secured by an access code which prevents tampering or unauthorized program modifications.
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6400-9501 Impulse Correction Module The 6400-9501 Impulse Correction Module is used to operate Simplex or non-Simplex impulse clock systems.
The 6400-9501 can, via dip switch selection, provide control for the following types of clock systems. Vendor
Clock Type
Simplex
59th Minute Impulse
Simplex
58th Minute Impulse
Simplex
44th Minute Impulse
Simplex
45th Minute Dual Motor
Simplex
59th Minute Dual Motor
Simplex
Tower Clocks 1 Minute Reverse Polarity 1/2 Minute Reverse Polarity
National Time
Hourly
Faraday
1300 Series
Cincinnati
D Synchronous
Cincinnati
D6, Impulse 12-Hour Correction
Cincinnati
D3
Stromberg
Synchronous, 56th Minute, Electronic
Stromberg
Impulse, 58th Minute
Internal
Standard Electric Time
During the loss of AC power, the 6400 accumulates missed minute impulses for 24 hours. Upon restoration of power, rapid correction pulses are output to advance the impulse device to the correct time.
FMT Dual Motor, Couch (C452014 through C452019 and C452133 through C452145)
Standard Electric Time
AR2A and AR3A-Impulse, 60th Minute
Standard Electric Time
AR2-Impulse, 59th Minute
The 6400-9501 consists of two s. The first , mounted on the front, consists of a manual Adv/Auto/Off override switch and two LEDs to indicate positive (red) and Front negative (yellow) polarity output. The second is the internally mounted I/O board and step-down transformer for connecting field wiring to the 6400 Master Clock.
6400-9502 Coded/Dual Coded Module The 6400-9502 module is used to operate a complete circuit of wired or power line carrier, 6803 coded or 6804 dual coded relays. The 6400 output circuit number one is dedicated to coded relay control, and provides up to 10 programmed control functions on that single circuit. The 10 LEDs indicate selection of the relay addressed during programming and manual control.
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6400-9503 Impulse Correction and Coded/Dual Coded Module The 6400-9503 module provides the 6400 with the capability for both impulse clock correction and coded relay control. This module combines all the features of the 6400-9501 and the 6400-9502 into one module. The 6400-9503 includes the 6400-9501 I/O . Note: The 6400 provides a position for only one optional front module.
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6400-9504 Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator The 6400-9504 TCXO option is used for applications where power line frequency may be unstable. The temperature compensated crystal module provides a source of frequency reference to the central controller. This module provides accuracy of ±3 seconds per month from 32°F to 122°F.
6400-9505 6351/6400 RS-232 Interface The optional 6400-9505 module is used for applications that require accurate, traceable time. The module is used to interface the 6400 TCC with a crystalcontrolled Simplex 6800-9501 WWV Radio Receiver/Decoder tuned to broadcasts transmitted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Additionally the 6400-9505 allows the 6400 TCC to synchronize with computer networks via the 1603-9821 SIMSYNC software package. With the addition of the 6400-9568 BCD Code Converter, 6400 TCCs may be connected together to allow for redundancy or distribution over a campus environment. Refer to data sheet S6800-0001 for details on the WWV receiver.
6400-9510 Chime Module The 6400-9510 module is used when a pulsed output is required. By inputting 120 VAC to the module it will begin on adjustable output pulse, both the on-time and duration of the pulse are adjustable. The output s are 5 A at 120 VAC Form “C.”
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6400-9568 BCD Code Converter The 6400-9568 BCD Code Converter is an interface which has asynchronous ASCII and BCD time data available via its RS-232 serial port. The interface provides 24-hour time information, time zone offset capabilities for world clock displays, and synchronization for computers and process control equipment. The following connections are available: • BCD Connections – Two Celestra clocks within 100 feet – Time offset for two Celestra clocks within 100 feet – 2301-9513 Data Amplifier • RS-232 Connections – RS-232 serial ports (for hours/minutes/seconds, year/month/day, and Julian date ) – 6400-9505 RS-232 WWV Synchronization Module – 2120 Interface – 4100 Interface – 6400-9505 MTC Master/Slave Configuration. Refer to Product Application Bulletin PAB-0011 for other interconnect and computer network interface options. – PC Synchronization with 1001-9357 or 1001-7997 STARSYNC Software
Refer to data sheet S6400-0002 and operating instructions 574-411 for complete details on the 6400-9568 Code Converter.
6400-9509 Photocell Module The 6400-9509 Photocell Module is used in conjunction with dual coded time control operation. The Photocell Module (when activated by the Photocell) allows up to 10 preprogrammed commands of the same type (on or off) to be transmitted to Dual Coded Control Devices.
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION WITH 6400-9568 CODE CONVERTER FOR COMPUTER SYNCHRONIZATION:
12:00
11:00
11:00
120 VAC
120 VAC Note: Locate 6400-9568 within 50’ of computer.
BCD OUTPUT
6400
6400-9568 CODE CONVERTER (BCD TO RS-232)
MASTER CENTER
COMPUTER
#18 AWG TWISTED SHIELDED PAIR WIRE BELDEN 8760 OR EQUIVALENT
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
6800-9502 TRANSFORMER
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION WITH MULTIPLE TIME ZONE DISPLAYS: PACIFIC
MOUNTAIN
CENTRAL
EASTERN
9:00
10:00
11:00
12:00
120 VAC
6400-9568 CODE CONVERTER (BCD TO RS-232)
120 VAC
120 VAC
120 VAC
ATLANTIC
1:00 120 VAC
9V XFMR TYP
Note: Digital clocks are type 6303 or 6334.
12:00 6400 MASTER
120 VAC
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
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STANDARD CONFIGURATIONS: •
6400-9001 TCC, Wall Mounted
•
6400-9002 TCC, Wall Mounted, with Impulse Correction
•
6400-9003 TCC, Wall Mounted, with Coded Receiver
•
6400-9004 TCC, 19” Rack Mount
STANDARD FEATURES: Standard Features
6400-9001
6400-9002
6400-9003
6400-9004
BCD & Sync-Wired Control
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Six Circuits/Four Schedules
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Impulse/Universal Correction
-
Yes
-
-
Coded Receiver (Coded Relay Interface)
-
-
Yes
-
Rack Mounted (19” Relay Rack)
-
-
-
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz (Selectable: Line or Crystal)
FIELD INSTALLABLE OPTIONS: Option
6400-9001
6400-9002
6400-9003
6400-9004
6400-9501 Impulse Correction Module
Yes
Included
Yes
Yes
6400-9502 Coded/Dual Coded Module
Yes
Yes
Included
Yes
6400-9503 Impulse Correction and Coded/Dual Coded Module (Combines features of both 6400-9501 and 6400-9502)
Yes
N/A
N/A
Yes
6400-9504 Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6400-9505 RS-232 WWV Synchronization Module (See S6400-0002 WWV Clock/Receiver Antenna Interface)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
6400-9509 Photocell Module (Maximum one per 6400)
Yes*
Yes*
Yes
No
6400-9510 Chime Module (Maximum two per 6400, or one with 6400-9509)
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
6400-9511 Extended Battery Backup Module 180 days (Timekeeping & memory)
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
*Requires 6400-9502 or 6400-9503.
© 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved.
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MOUNTING:
*Back box must extend 2.25” out from the finished wall surface.
Rack Mount The rack mount 6400 is designed to permit rail or frame mode installation.
Simplex, Celestra, and the Simplex logo are trademarks or ed trademarks of Simplex Time Recorder Co. © 2000 Simplex Time Recorder Co. All rights reserved. Westminster, Massachusetts 01441-0001 USA www.simplexnet.com All specifications and other information shown were current as of printing and are subject to change without notice.
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