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PoE Installation Manual
Appendix
Tr
oubleshooting
Configuration
Network Clock
Connect
Installation
Intr
oduction
Specifications
This screen allows access to all of the network clocks. The use of a broadcast IP is used to find all of the active network clocks.
Once the list of network clocks is populated, all the clocks or individual clocks may be selected for configuration.
1. Broadcast IP – This is the address used to query all network clocks. The default is set to 255.255.255.255. This may
be set to the subnet that the network clock(s) are configured to reduce network traffic.
2. Refresh List – This button is used to populate the list of network clocks using the Broadcast IP entered.
3. Group Checkboxes – These checkboxes are used to select the group(s) of clocks that should be displayed in the list.
Pressing Refresh List, after selecting the desired groups, will display the clocks assigned to the selected groups.
4. Select Column – This displays checkboxes to select each clock. CTRL+A will select all clocks. The Edit menu also has a
Select All and Deselect All feature.
5. IP Address Column – This displays the IP address of each clock.
6. Clock ID Column – This is used to assign a clock ID to each clock. The text field allows up to 20 alphanumeric
characters.
7. Group Column– This is used to define the group of the clock. The network clocks may be grouped for sorting
purposes. The groups may be named under Tools à Rename Groups.
8. MAC Column – This displays the MAC address of each clock.
9. Date Column – This displays the current date of the clock.
10. Time Column – This displays the current time of the clock.
11. Last Sync Success Column – This displays the last time the clock received a successful SNTP synchronization. The
field will turn green to designate a successful sync and red for a failed sync.
12. Schedule Button Column – This button will be displayed if the network clock has the optional buzzer/relay. If the clock
does not have a buzzer/relay, the field will display N/A. Reference the Schedule Editor section for more details on the
buzzer/relay scheduling.
13. Schedule Timestamp Column – This displays the last time the schedule was altered and saved. The field will turn green
to designate a successful schedule update and red for a failed schedule update.
14. Selected – This displays the number of clocks that are selected.
15. Active – This displays the number of clocks that are active. An active clock is one that is connected to the network.
16. Total – This displays the total number of clocks in the list.
17. Import List Button – This button is used to import a list of clocks.
18. Export List Button – This button is used to export a list of clocks. This button cannot be pressed if no clocks are
selected.
•This is useful for saving the network clock list for future reference to identify clocks that may become
nonresponsive.
Network Clock Connect