American Time SiteSync IQ - Manual (Page 5)

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SiteSync IQ Installation Manual
Glossary
Appendix
Troubleshooting
Clock Installation
Intr
oduction
Introduction
The American Time SiteSync IQ wireless clock series offers a selection of clocks to match a wide variety of application
requirements. Plastic case, steel case, analog and digital styles will provide years of maintenance-free service.
SiteSync IQ Wireless Analog Clock Features
• Wireless time synchronization
• Built-in ultra-sensitive UHF receiver for facility wide signal reception
• Plug and play installation with no manual adjustments
• Battery clocks use six AA lithium batteries (included)
• Electric clocks - 120vac and 24vac (operate up to one hour during power interruption)
• Plastic case clocks are high-impact resistant with a shatter-resistant polycarbonate crystal
• Metal case clocks are durable steel, with powder-coat finish and convex glass crystal
SiteSync IQ Wireless Digital Clock Features
• Super-bright red LED for high readability
• Non-glare lens
• Selectable 12 or 24-hour format (except American series digital clocks, which use the time format display of system
controller)
• ±1 second accuracy to master
• Black anodized aluminum frame (except American series digital clocks use steel enclosures)
• Visibility: 1.8 inches=75 ft.; 2.5 inches=150 ft.; 4 inches=250 ft.
Master
Installation
Model No. Standard
GPS
GPS Plus Ethernet CDMA Wireless
MTM Sync
2-Wire
Sync
SSQMSTR- WNSB X
SSQMSTR- WNSGE X X
SSQMSTR- WNSG X X
SSQMSTR- WNSP X X
SSQMSTR- WNSPE X X
SSQMSTR- WNSC X X
SSQMSTR- WNSCE X X
SSQMSTR- WNSE X X
SSQMSTR- WNSW X X
Examples: SSQMSTR-05N0B has 0 signal circuits on a 5 watt unit
SSQMSTR-10C2E has 1 clock circuit, no signal circuits on a 10 watt Ethernet unit with campus antenna
SSQMSTR-25X6G has 6 signal circuits on a 25 watt Standard GPS unit.
SiteSync IQ System Controller Optional Features
• Automatic time synchronization with one or more external time references,
including GPS, CDMA and Ethernet
• Flexible control of 6 signal circuits, including manual operation
• Remote Connect web interface mode (Ethernet option) for event and
circuit programming from a remote location
The following table shows the options included with each model number. The W in the model number indicates the power for the
transmitter (00=none, 05=5 watt, 10=10 watt internal transmitters; 25=25 watt, 45=40 watt external transmitters). The N in the
model number designates an internal transmitter (Note: change to a C for campus antenna with internal transmitter; X for external
transmitter). The S in the model number indicates the number of clock and signal circuits (0, 2, 6 or 8) that can be controlled by
that model.
Glossary
Appendix
Troubleshooting
Clock
Installation
System Contr
oller
Installation
Intr
oduction