Meinberg NUC80E User Manual

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FUNKUHREN
Technical Information Operating Instructions
NUC80E
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Impressum

Werner Meinberg Auf der Landwehr 22 D-31812 Bad Pyrmont
Internet: http://www.meinberg.de Email: info@meinberg.de
März 19, 2004
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Table of Contents
Impressum ............................................................................................ 2
Slave Line Booster NUC80E ............................................................... 5
NUC80E Features ................................................................................ 6
Installation............................................................................................ 6
Keys......................................................................................................6
The Menus in Detail............................................................................. 7
"Uhr"........................................................................................... 7
"Uhr SET"...................................................................................7
"Minuten"....................................................................................7
"Hauptuhr" .................................................................................. 7
Alarm Menus........................................................................................ 7
Technical Specifications ...................................................................... 8
CE Label ..................................................................................... 8
Schematic Line Booster............................................................ 11
Schematic Microprocessor and Display ................................... 13
Component Layout ................................................................... 15
Component Layout Display...................................................... 17
Rear Connector Pin Assignment...............................................19
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Slave Line Booster NUC80E

NUC80E is a module to control and drive slave clocks. It needs the serial timestring of a preconnected radio clock via the serial interface. The outputs are able to drive a line of up to 80 slave clocks with bipolar minute and second pulses. It is possible to cascade several NUC80E to get a number of slave lines.
An alphanumeric LED display is used to show the time and the state of operation. Two keys are used to control and configure the unit. The actual slave clock time is stored secondly in a buffered RAM so that the slave clocks are able to catch up the time after a power-fail.
alphanumeric Display
Keys
Front Panel
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NUC80E Features

* microprocessor system for display, setting and output-check
* 8-digit alphanumeric display
* menu-driven configuration
* short circuit proofed line booster for minute and second lines
* integrated power supply, also for preconnected radio clock (+5V)
* buffered RAM
* optocoupler for line-control
* serial current loop interface

Installation

The passive serial current loop input of the NUC80E has to be connected to an active serial output of a radio clock. This radio clock must send the "Meinberg Standard Time String" once per second. NUC80E compares the time string from the serial port with the time of the slave clocks and generates the necessary pulses on the slave clock lines. If the slave time is behind the master time it will be catched up by generating additional pulses on the minute line every two seconds. If the slave time is ahead the NUC80E stops generating pulses until the master time has reached the slave time. The fetched out pulses are checked on the board. If one of the lines is shorten, the lost pulses are generated later after the failure has been removed.

Keys

Information on time and configuration can be retrieved by the two keys in the front panel.The Menue key lets the user choose between several menus. Pressing Set lets the user enter the corresponding menu.
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The Menus in Detail

"Uhr"

This menu when selected displays the time of the slave line. After power on this menu is shown as default.

"Uhr SET"

This menu lets the user set the internal slave clock time to the time shown on the connected slave clocks.
When pressing SET the first time the slave line time appears on the display with the first digit of the hours blinking. Pressing SET once more causes the slave line time to stop. Keeping the SET key pressed for a longer time the blinking digit is incremented. Pressing SET briefly causes the next digit to blink. Leaving this menu lets the NUC80E start the slave line.

"Minuten"

This menu is given for testing the minute slave line. Minutes and hours are displayed. Pressing SET lets the user switch on or off the slave line. This state is indicated with a "H" (hold) or a "R" (run) shown in the display.

"Hauptuhr"

This menu displays the time received from the preconnected radio clock.

Alarm Menus

"UHRALARM" (blinking) indicates an invalid slave clock time. This alarm is
possible only after power up (when the buffered RAM is cleared because of empty or defect buffer capacitor).
"MIN-FEHL" or "SEK_FEHL" (blinking) indicates a short circuit at the corre­sponding slave line.
"SER_FEHL" (blinking) indicates a missing or faulty serial string. Each of this cases causes a relay to become active 90 seconds after the alarm has been
established.
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Technical Specifications

Display: 8-digit dot matrix display (5mm)
Interface: 20mA current loop input (passive)
Baudrate: 9600 baud Framing: 7E2
Pulse Outputs: shorted slave line detection and autotracking of the slave clocks
potential separation between power and control parts pulse voltage: 24V pulse current: 0.6A max. pulse width: 1s (minute slave line), 0.5s (second slave line) pulse outputs short circuit proof
Alarm Output: Active when slave line is shortened or in case of driving failure
Connector: Male connector, mixed F/H, DIN 41612
Type F: 24 poles, type H: 7 poles
Power Requirements: Input: 230V/50Hz
Output: +5V/350mA (power supply for fhe radio clock)
Physical Dimensions: Eurocard, 100mm x 160mm, 1.5mm Epoxy
Front Panel: Anodized aluminium, 60 mm wide
Ambient Temperature: 0 ... 50°C
Humidity: max. 85 %

CE Label

This device conforms to the directi ve 89/336/EWG on the approximation of the laws of the Member States of the European Community relating to electromagnetc compatibility .
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The wiring is explained in the following drawing. The connection of the slave clocks occurs via the rear VG connector. The correct polarity of the connected slave clocks can be checked by comparing the NUC80E slave line time with the time displayed on the slave clocks. If the slave clocks are one second/minute past or ahead the correspon­ding line must be connected to the NUC80E with reverse polarity.
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Schematic Line Booster

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Schematic Microprocessor and Display

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Component Layout

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Component Layout Display

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Rear Connector Pin Assignment

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Male connector, mixed F/H, DIN 41612
Type F: 24 poles, type H: 7 poles
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