User's Manual

NTP Clock User Manual

1. Initialization of NTP clock using Ethernet

Connect the NTP clock to internet via Ethernet port, power on the device

with the 12VDC power adaptor, the green LED on the RJ-45 socket is turn

on and orange LED will blink to indicate the device is try to capacuturing

time data from internet, once the time data is capatured from the NTP

server, the 4 7-Segment LEDs will be illuminated accordingly. After the

unit is powered on more than 30 minutes, the green LED and orange LED

will be turn off as the function of time capaturing through Ethernet is

disabled.

Note: The CR2032 battery cell is used to retain time data for the NTP

clock once the device is turn off or the time data can’t be received from

NTP servers specified, in this case, the 4 7-Segment LEDs display will be

turned on immediately when the device is powered on.

2. Configuration of WIFI Access

Once the unit is connected to Ethernet through RJ-45 port, run the

“ClockManageV1.0.8” on the PC that has been connected to Ethernet,

click Start button shown below to start scanning the clock device.

Once the device is found, the IP address and MAC address of the NTP

clock will be listed on the left area of the Time Manage Tool, click the

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NTP Clock User Manual 1. Initialization of NTP clock using Ethernet Connect the NTP clock to internet via Ethernet port, power on the device with the 12VDC power adaptor, the green LED on the RJ-45 socket is turn on and orange LED will blink to indicate the device is try to capacuturing time data from internet, once the time data is capatured from the NTP server, the 4 7-Segment LEDs will be illuminated accordingly.
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Stop button to stop decive scanning. 3.
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4. Time Capaturing Via WIFI Access Point Once the NTP Clock is correctly configured with values involved with WIFI access, even the Ethernet cable is removed from the Ethernet port, the NTP clock will be capable of capaturing time data via WIFI access point that has been connected to internet. 5. Using Seura Remote to Configure NTP Clock 5.
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Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generate, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.