Time Code Display, Model 6275A, decodes and displays an applied IRIG B Serial Time Code as Days, Hours, Minutes and Seconds on 1 inch high seven segment LED display. If there is a loss of time code signal input, the unit automatically switches to an internal clock. The displayed colons flash at a 1Hz rate to alert the operator when the time code signal is absent. The unit includes a front panel intensity adjustment. The 6275A is housed in a 19 inch wide rack mounted enclosure, 1.75 inches high and 1.5 inches deep and is powered by 12VDC or 115VAC line with included external power supply |
 Time Code Display, Model 6475 is a two function unit that decodes and displays the IRIG B Serial Time Code and also will operate as a countdown clock. Major features include:
The
unit displays the time as Days, Hours, Minutes and Seconds on a four
inch LED display. The
6475 displays the applied time code as DDD:HH:MM:SS, or in the absence
of an applied signal, the internal clock.
The display intensity is user adjustable via a rear panel
potentiometer. If there is a loss
of serial time code input, the displayed colons flash at a 1Hz rate to
alert the operator that the unit is operating on the internal clock. Also available is a smaller version which has 2.3 inch high characters, Model 6075B. Other than character height and overall size this unit is identical to the 6475. The 6475 is powered by 12VDC or 115VAC line with included power supply |
 Miniature Airborne Time Code Display, Model 6135A, is only 3.5 inches wide, less than one inch high and weighs only 3 ounces. It decodes and displays an applied IRIG B Serial Time Code as Hours, Minutes and Seconds. If there is a loss of time code signal input, the unit automatically switches to an internal clock. The displayed colons flash at a 1Hz rate to alert the operator when the time code signal is absent. Intensity is controlled by an eight position front panel rotary switch. The 6135A is housed in a flange mountable aluminum enclosure, 3.55” wide x 0.95” high x 2.0” deep (not including rear panel connector). |
 Time
Code Monitor Model 6062, Hand held, battery powered unit that
provides a means of verifying the IRIG B serial time code and event
outputs of LED camera drivers also known as Timing Light Generators.
The unit will display time derived from both serrated and non-serrated
IRIG formats. An automatic power shut down feature prevents battery
drain when no signal is applied for a period of time.
The 6062 is housed in a high impact plastic case and contains a 16 digit LCD time display and event indicator. A retractable rear mounted tilt foot bar is included. It is powered by four AA batteries and includes a battery eliminator pack. All controls, connectors and indicators, with the exception of the external power jack, are on the front panel. The external power jack is on the rear edge.
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The 6135 us housed in a 5.75 x 1.5 x 5.0 inch enclosure designed for aircraft mounting and operates on 28 VDC aircraft power IAW MIL-STD-704. The 6135 complies with "Safety of Flight" requirements |
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This assembly is intended to be mounted/embedded in a user's enclosure or system. Two versions are available, one that operates on 28VDC, and another that requires regulated supply voltages of 5V, 12V, and -12V. |
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Time
Code Display, Model 6135, is a ruggedized unit that decodes and
displays an applied IRIG B Serial Time Code as Days, Hours, Minutes and
Seconds on .56 inch high seven segment LED display. If there is a loss of
time code signal input, the unit automatically switches to an internal
clock. The displayed colons flash at a 1Hz rate to alert the operator when
the time code signal is absent.
Time
Code Display, Model 1412259, is a Printed Circuit Assembly which
decodes and displays an applied IRIG B time code signal as Days, Hours,
Minutes and Seconds on .56 inch high seven segment LED display. If there
is a loss of time code signal input, the unit automatically switches to an
internal clock. The displayed colons flash at a 1Hz rate to alert the
operator when the time code signal is absent.