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TymMachine 7000 Programmable Time System |

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- Dual-Function Time Code Generator and Time Code Translator
- Most Options Easily Added or Removed in the Field
- Continuous Uninterruptible Time Code Generator
- Synchronised Time Code Generator with Oscillator Disciplining
- Generates IRIG A132, B122, G142, NASA 36, 2137, XR3 or ANG & Q53 (250 Hz) [BCD TIME ONLY]
- Generates IRIG B120 (with Control Functions & Straight Binary Seconds)
- Selectable Filters Improve Translator Performance
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- RS-232 Input/Output Control/Data Port
- RS-232 Burst Time Word Output
- Setup/Control Utility Program for Windows 95/98/NT/2000
- Operating Parameters Saved Through Power Loss
- Battery Backed Clock Keeps Time for 30 Days Without Power
- Independent Generator and Translator Pulse Rates
- Dedicated 0.6" LED Time Display
- Automatic Self-Test Diagnostics
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Symmetricom's TymMachine™ 7000 is both a time code generator and a time code translator that can easily be switched to function as a synchronised time code generator. An integral serial RS-232 port allows control of many of the variables via the utility program. Optional capabilities, such as Video Time Insertion, Parallel Time Output, and Tape Search & Control are provided by means of plug-in modules that are easily installed in option slots in the rear of the chassis.
The Time Code Generator outputs IRIG B120 (with Control Functions and Straight Binary Seconds) via a BNC connector, and also outputs a selected code (either IRIG A132, B122, G142, NASA 36, 2137, XR3 or ANG &Q53 (250 Hz) [BCD TIME ONLY] via another BNC connector. The generator can be set to operate independently, even while the translator is processing a time code input. The Time Code Translator reads any of 14 different time codes at various speeds (tape speed-up and slowdown) and both forward and reverse directions. The time code input is conditioned by both a lowpass filter and a phase-locked tracking filter to provide the ultimate in performance when translating time codes that are contaminated by noise and distortion.
Most operating parameters are stored in non-volatile memory, making initialisation after a power loss unnecessary. A rechargeable battery prevents time loss after an external power failure. The unit runs automatic self-test diagnostics each time power is turned on. Any abnormal test result is displayed on the front panel to aid in determining the proper corrective action. |