Synchronizer

Date time synchronisation via GPS. Correctly synchronised date and time are of crucial importance in time-based parking systems. A GPS receiver synchronises the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) time. Local time is then calculated from this. Operation: The GPS (Global Positioning System) consists of 24 operational satellites that orbit the Earth in six fixed paths, each satellite transmitting its own signal. The system operates 24 hours a day and covers practically the entire globe. Under ideal conditions, from 5 to 10 satellites will be visible at any one time. Environmental conditions can play a major part in the number of satellites from which data can actually be received, however. Disruptive factors can include: high buildings, steel structures and wooded surroundings, as well as weather conditions such as rain, snow and fog. The internal clock compensates for these effects. Specifications GPS Antenna: Mounting: Surface mounting Water resistance: IP67 Cable length: 150 cm Connector: SMA-male Receiving signals: GPS Function: antenna for use in combination with the synchronization module Synchronisation Module: Housing: black plastic Supply voltage: 12-24Vdc +-10% Mounting: Din-rail mountig Water resistance: indoor use