CLDTCD12
2.3 in (5.8 cm) 4-Digit LED Display Panel with circular second ticks (red, green, blue, or amber), wall mountable.
- Available in Round or Square configurations
- Customize display to any color combination
- Display colors available in red, green, blue, or amber
- Optional seconds display
- Adjustable brightness levels with scheduled dimming options
- Configures to time zone and daylight saving time parameters
- Display time in 12 or 24 hr format - hh:mm (or hh:mm:ss with optional seconds display)
- WinDiscovery configuration software
- Syncs IRIG-B, SMPTE 12M, 309M, 24/25/30 fps, 29.97 drop frame
- Visibility: 100 feet (30 meters)
CLDTCD12
The CLDTCD series of 12-inch digital clocks have an LED analog display of seconds with a 4-digit LED display of hours and minutes. Display colors are available in a combination of red, green, blue, or amber. These clocks can reference various time code sources and is powered through an included DC power supply.
Reference Documents
SpecificationsCLDTCD12 Digital Analog Clock
Connectors
- 3-pin terminal block (differential time code input)
- BNC (single-ended time code input)
- DC Power
- USB connector for configuration
Power
- DC Power - 24v - 0.5A
- Power consumption <10W
Operating Parameters
- Temperature: 0 to 60°C
- Humidity: Up to 90% (non-condensing)
Physical
- Black powder-coated steel chassis
- IP Rating: IP40
- Size: 12w x 12h x 2.1d in (30.5w x 30.5h x 5.3d cm),
Weight: 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg)
Compliance
- FCC, ROHS, CE Marked, ANSI
MTBF
- 86,700 - 100,000 hrs
- Calculated using Fixed/Ground Mil HDBK 217 assumption
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