VP100/20/NET
LED Large Display with integrated slave clock.
Large display VP100/20/NET with good visibility and 50mm height LED characters, working as
radio clock with integrated DCF77 receiver free running clock (with or without automatic changeover in daylight saving)
or as NTP display (VP100/20/NET).
Text messages can be displayed: fixed, flashing or running characters, programmable via PC
- 3 Years Warranty RoHS compliant
- Stand Alone Clock
- 20 mA Interface
- 50mm LED Display for Time and Date
- RS232 interface
Characteristics
Display: LED-Matrix Display (7 dots high) for time and date 50mm character height Without RF signal the clock runs on XTAL with an accuracy of ±1·10-5, indicated by LED
Interface: One serial RS232/20mA interface
Data format of interfaces: Baudrate: 9600 Baud
Dataformat: 7E2
1 active/passive 20mA current loop output (selectable)
1 active/passive 20mA current loop input (selectable)
Output string: 32 ASCII characters with date, time and status information
Physical dimensions: 996mm x 100mm x 60mm ( width x height x depth)
Electrical connectors: 2 x 25-pin DSub female connector
RJ-45 Jack (only VP100/20/NET)
BNC antenna connector (only VP100/20)
Power supply: 85-264VAC (50/60Hz) / 120-375VDC
Backup battery type: In case of supply voltage failure the on-board RTC keeps the time based on XTAL for more than 100 hours
Form Factor: Plastic coated steel sheet case, black (optional: white), protection, IP30 protected
Ambient temperature: 0 ... 50°C / 32 ... 122°F
Humidity: Max. 85%
Options: Equipped with a network connector RJ45 in the rear panel and special software the VP100/20 can be used as a Slave Clock for Meinberg NTP Time Server (VP100/20/NET).
RoHS-Status of the product: This product is fully RoHS compliant
WEEE status of the product: This product is handled as a B2B category product. In order to secure a WEEE compliant waste disposal it has to be returned to the manufacturer. Any transportation expenses for returning this product (at its end of life) have to be incurred by the end user, whereas Meinberg will bear the costs for the waste disposal itself.