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Installation & Operation Manual <strong>GM</strong>-<strong>TTT</strong><br />

3.8.3 1 ... 6: Status Data of the Reference Time<br />

Page 47<br />

The → button permits to switch different status messages referring to the reference time to the<br />

display for test purposes.<br />

1 Reference time ± current offset. This permits to check e.g. the data communication. If the<br />

display remains empty, no valid data are received.<br />

2 Date of the reference time (the current offset is taken into account), e.g. for testing the<br />

data communication. If the display remains empty, no valid data are received.<br />

3 Display of the last time, when the data of the reference time indicated the “lock“ status.<br />

If “lock“ is currently indicated, the displayed time counts upward. If this time is frozen,<br />

the receiver has not been in the "lock" status since that time. If the time value<br />

permanently shows 00:00:00, no "lock" status has been indicated since the power-on of<br />

the <strong>GM</strong>-<strong>TTT</strong>, but the status display 4 can indicate a date. If the display remains empty,<br />

no "lock" status has been indicated since the last RESET of the <strong>GM</strong>-<strong>TTT</strong>.<br />

4 Display of the last date, when the data of the reference time indicated the "lock" status.<br />

The date is stored in a non-volatile memory, so that the quality of the reference time<br />

may even be checked if in the meantime <strong>GM</strong>-<strong>TTT</strong> has been switched off. If the display<br />

remains empty, no "lock" status has yet been indicated since the last RESET of the <strong>GM</strong>-<br />

<strong>TTT</strong>.<br />

5 Display of the difference: reference time minus time of the internal clock in 6 digits<br />

(minutes:seconds:frames, eventually with a minus sign). If the difference is more than<br />

one hour, the display will indicate FF:FF:FF.<br />

6 Display of the status data included in the serially received data.<br />

Digit 8 Digit 7 Digit 6 Digit 5 Digit 4 Digit 3 Digit 2 Digit 1<br />

Day<br />

0, 1 - 7<br />

Leap S.<br />

-, L<br />

iDST<br />

-, o, F<br />

Ant.<br />

-, n<br />

Lock<br />

-, F<br />

Zone<br />

-, S, U<br />

aDST<br />

-, A, L<br />

Day 1 - 7: Display of the current day of the week, 1 = Monday.<br />

0: The reference time does not supply any information on the day of the week.<br />

Leap S. Leap second:<br />

L: The announcement of a leap second was internally accepted by the data of<br />

the reference time, any details are described in the chapter entitled “Time<br />

Transfer During Normal Operation and Time Jumps“.<br />

-: no internal announcement of a leap second.<br />

iDST<br />

DST switchover:<br />

F: The announcement of a DST switchover was internally accepted, any details<br />

are described in the chapter entitled “Time Transfer During Normal<br />

Operation and Time Jumps“.<br />

o: The announcement of a DST switchover was internally accepted, any details<br />

are described in the chapter entitled “Time Transfer During Normal<br />

Operation and Time Jumps“.<br />

-: No internal announcement of a switchover.

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