This document describes wiring diagrams and connector configurations for Alzatex timekeeping products. It includes details on serial connections, remote input wiring, and typical arrangements for connecting Timekeeper units to displays, relay modules, and distribution boxes using standard or crossover phone cords. The document also provides information on jumper settings for bi-directional data transfer and dual channel communication.
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Timekeeper Wiring5
1. TimeKeeper interconnection diagram
This document describes typical connector arrangements for some
RYG Indicator
Alzatex products. It also includes the detailed wiring connections
Start for serial connections and remote ground closure inputs used on
Stop
TimeKeeper Alzatex products.
TX RX
Use Standard Phone Cord when TimekeeperTM TimekeeperTM
connecting the TimeKeeper to a RYG display
TMR-221 Connectors DA-216 Connectors
Remote Display
Start
Stop Alzatex, Inc. RSSR
TimeKeeper www.alzatex.com TX-422 RX-422 Power In
D3
D1
D2
TX RX Antenna
12-24 VDC
TMR-221D/SM8
9-20 VAC
RX
Use Standard Phone Cord when
+V
GND
D4
D3-Tmr Start
connecting the TimeKeeper to a remote display
V+ Power Rem
D1-Stop,Down
TX +
Relay Module Ground
D2-Reset
Start D4-Tallye Up Alzatex, Inc.
TimeKeeper
Stop
TX
D3-TX RX www.alzatex.com
RX V+
D1-RX
DA-216A0 Keypad
Use Standard Phone Cord when Ground
Contains FCC ID: OUR-XBEE/OUR-XBEEPRO* The
connecting the TimeKeeper to a relay module D2-Sync
enclosed device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
D3-RX TX Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (i.) this
V+
device may not cause harmful interference and (ii.) this
Start Start D1-TX
Stop Stop
Ground
device must accept any inter-ference received, including
TimeKeeper TX RX TimeKeeper interference that may cause undesired operation.
D2-Sync
Use Crossover Phone Cord when
connecting two TimeKeepers together. You will notice that some products have RS-422 jacks,
AC 9-18 volts
Distribution Box some have RJ-11/14 jacks and some have both.
DC 11-20 volts
Start
Alzatex manufactures adapters to convert from one
Stop
TX type to another.
TimeKeeper RX
RYG-11 and RYG-400 Connectors
Use Crossover Phone Cord when
Model RYG-400B0
connecting the TimeKeeper to a distribution box..
Power In
+
Alzatex, Inc.
www.alzatex.com
Typical connection arrangements
(above).
9-20 VAC or
RX-232 RX-422
12-24 VDC
Connectors for various controllers
and displays (side, below)
DSP254 Display Connectors DSP-504 display Connectors DSP-254, DSP-256 display Connectors
Alzatex, Inc. Alzatex, Inc. Alzatex, Inc.
www.alzatex.com www.alzatex.com www.alzatex.com
Model DSP454-RYG Model DSP-500F0 Model DSP-254/6E0
RSSR TX RX J3-RSSR RSSR TX RX J3-RSSR
D3 - Count Up D3 - Count Up J1 RX-422 TX-422
J3 J5 J2 D1 - Reset J3 J5 J2 D1 - Reset
D2 - Stop/Down TEST
GND
GND
GND
D2 - Stop/Down
GND
GND
GND
+V
+V
+V
D4
D4
+V
+V
+V
D4 - Start D4 - Start
-
-
-
-
D2-60
D2-60
D3-RX
D1-RX
D1-TX
D3-RX
D1-RX
D3-TX
D2-60
D2-60
SYNC
D1-TX
D3-TX
SYNC
SYNC D2
DE
RX
RX
TX
+ +
DE
D2
D1
D3
RX
RX
D2
D1
D3
TX
TX D2
RX D2
D3-TX
D1-RX
D2-60
D3-RX
D1-TX
D2-60
D3
D1
D2
+ + + +
J1 J1
D2
D2
D2
DE
DE
IR
D2
D2
D2
RSSR (J3)
IR
+V
GND
-
+V
GND
-
+V
GND
D4
J6 J7 J6 J7 D3 - Count Up
TEST TEST D1 - Reset
D2 - Stop/Down
Power In D4 - Start
RX-422 TX-422 TX-422 RX-422 A4
TX
RX RSSR
J1 = 9-18 VAC or 11-24 VDC J1 - AC-9-24 volts or DC-12-24 volts Power In (J1) = 9-20 VAC or 12-24 VDC
Timekeeper_Wiring5.pdf
Alzatex, Inc. Www.alzatex.com 11-7-2009
2. TimeKeeper interconnection diagram
TimekeeperTM
RJ-11 RJ-11 Display
(5) YL +12V OR/WH (5) YL
4 cond Data WH/BL 4 cond
(4) GN (4) GN
Crossover (3) RD GND BL/WH (3) RD Standard
(2) BK Sync-60 WH/OR (2) BK
Wiring for permanent installations.
RJ-11 Display
TimekeeperTM s require crossover modular OR/WH (5) YL
cords. WH/BL 4 cond
(4) GN
BL/WH (3) RD Standard
Displays require standard modular cords. WH/OR (2) BK
NOTE: The +12V and Ground carry 1 amp
to 2 amp of current. It is recommended RJ-11 TimekeeperTM
that you double up pairs on the +12V and OR/WH (5) YL
WH/BL 4 cond
ground if using Cat-5 or use 18GA wire. (4) GN
BL/WH (3) RD Crossover
The system may be powered from any WH/OR (2) BK
device that has a power connector.
When multiple devices are used, it is best
RJ-11 Display
to power the system from the device
requiring the greatest amount of current. OR/WH (5) YL
WH/BL 4 cond
(4) GN
In large systems with many devices, a 12 BL/WH (3) RD Standard
volt DC power supply may be connected WH/OR (2) BK
directly to the installed wiring. The master
timing device will require an AC transformer
to generate the Sync-60 signal.
The TMR221 series has this 2x3 pin jumper arrangement Most other products have this 2x3 pin jumper arrangement
60 D2 D2 is connected to the 60HZ Sync (default) D2 RX
TX D2 D2 TX
TX RX Data port is Bi-Directional (default) D2 60 D2 is connected to the 60HZ Sync (default)
60 D2 D2 RX Data port is Bi-Directional
TX D2 D2 is connected to the serial data output D2 TX
TX RX D2 60 D2 is connected to the 60HZ Sync
60 D2 D2 RX
TX D2 D2 is connected to the serial data input D2 TX D2 is connected to the serial data output
TX RX D2 60
D2 RX D2 is connected to the serial data input
D2 TX
D2 60
Timekeeper_Wiring5.pdf
Alzatex, Inc. Www.alzatex.com 11-7-2009
3. TimeKeeper interconnection diagram
There are several ways to obtain bi-directional data transfer on a RJ-14 port.
Connect the transmit port to the receive port or connect the receive port to the transmit port.
TimekeeperTM Transmit port Display or adapter Receive Port
RJ-14 RJ-14
Beeper Data 4 Data 4 β
(1) WH (1) WH
SYNC60Hz Data 2 Data 2 SYNC60HZ
(2) BK 6 cond (2) BK
Ground Ground Ground Ground
(3) RD (3) RD
TX Data Data 1 Crossover Data 1 RX Data
(4) GN (4) GN
+12V +12V +12V +12V
(5) YL (5) YL
RX Data Data 3 Data 3 TX Data
(6) BL (6) BL
The TMR221 series has this 2x3 pin jumper arrangement Most other products have this 2x3 pin jumper arrangement
60 D2 D2 is connected to the 60HZ Sync (default) D2 RX
TX D2 D2 TX
TX RX D2 60 D2 is connected to the 60HZ Sync (default)
There are several ways to obtain bi-directional data transfer on a RJ-14 port.
In this arrangement, the 60HZ SYNC is not connected.
TimekeeperTM Receive port Display or adapter transmit Port
RJ-14 RJ-14
β Data 4 Data 4 ---
(1) WH (1) WH
TX Data Data 2 Data 2 RX Data
(2) BK 4 cond (2) BK
Ground Ground Ground Ground
(3) RD (3) RD
RX Data Data 1 Crossover Data 1 TX Data
(4) GN (4) GN
+12V +12V +12V +12V
(5) YL (5) YL
--- Data 3 Data 3 β
(6) BL (6) BL
The TMR221 series has this 2x3 pin jumper arrangement
60 D2 60 D2
TX D2 D2 is connected to the serial data output TX D2 D2 is connected to the serial data input
TX RX TX RX
There are several ways to obtain bi-directional data transfer on a RJ-14 port.
In this arrangement, the 60HZ SYNC is not connected.
TimekeeperTM Transmit port Display or adapter transmit Port
RJ-14 RJ-14
β Data 4 Data 4 ---
(1) WH (1) WH
RX Data Data 2 Data 2 TX Data
(2) BK 4 cond (2) BK
Ground Ground Ground Ground
(3) RD (3) RD
TX Data Data 1 Crossover Data 1 RX Data
(4) GN (4) GN
+12V +12V +12V +12V
(5) YL (5) YL
--- Data 3 Data 3 β
(6) BL (6) BL
Most other products have this 2x3 pin jumper arrangement
D2 RX D2 is connected to the serial data input D2 RX
D2 TX D2 TX D2 is connected to the serial data output
D2 60 D2 60
Timekeeper_Wiring5.pdf
Alzatex, Inc. Www.alzatex.com 11-7-2009
4. TimeKeeper interconnection diagram
TM
Single Data Channel Timekeeper RS-422 Input or Output
Most products are configured for single data channel communication.
RJ-45
Ground TimekeeperTM
(1) WH/OR
+ Power
(2) OR/WH
Ground
(3) WH/GN
Data P 8 cond
(4) BL/WH
Data N
(5) WH/BL Cat-5
+ Power
(6) GN/WH
Ground
(7) WH/BN
+ Power
(8) BN/WH
Products that have a 2x6 pin jumper block
Products that have a 2x2 pin jumper block
NOTE: Products that do not have jumpers use the above configuration.
TM
Dual Data Channel Timekeeper RS-422 Input and Output
For bi-directional data communication, some products can be configured for dual channel communication
RJ-45
Ground TimekeeperTM
(1) WH/OR
+ Power
(2) OR/WH
Data 2N
(3) WH/GN
Data 1P 8 cond
(4) BL/WH
Data 1N
(5) WH/BL Cat-5
Data 2P
(6) GN/WH
Ground
(7) WH/BN
+ Power
(8) BN/WH
Products that have a 2x6 pin jumper block
TM
Single Data Channel Timekeeper RS-485 Bi-Directional
Useful for systems having many devices that need to be addressed individually.
RJ-45
Ground TimekeeperTM
(1) WH/OR
+ Power
(2) OR/WH
Ground
(3) WH/GN
Data P 8 cond
(4) BL/WH
Data N
(5) WH/BL Cat-5
+ Power
(6) GN/WH
Ground
(7) WH/BN
+ Power
(8) BN/WH
Products that have a 2x6 pin jumper block
Products that have a 2x2 pin jumper block
Timekeeper_Wiring5.pdf
Alzatex, Inc. Www.alzatex.com 11-7-2009
5. Remote Button Wiring
Tallye Tallye Tallye
Down Reset Up To Remote Input
on Timer
Timer Timer Timer
Start Stop Reset
RJ-11
Jack
6 cond modular crossover cord
Red Timer Stop Tallye Down
White Timer Start ----
Yellow Timer Reset Tallye Reset
3-RD 1-WH 5-YL
(6) Up
(5) Reset
RJ-11 (4) Ground
(3) Stop/Dn
Jack (2) +V
(1) Start
6 cond modular crossover cord
4-GN 6-BL 2-BK
Black +Voltage +Voltage
Blue ---- Tallye Up
Green Ground Ground
TM
Timekeeper Remote Ground Closure Inputs Setup as a Counter
RJ-11
Tallye Up Data 4 TimekeeperTM
(1) WH
Reset Data 2
(2) BK 6 cond
Ground Ground
(3) RD
Tallye Down Data 1 Standard
(4) GN
+12V +12V
(5) YL
--- Data 3
(6) BL
TM
Timekeeper Remote Ground Closure Inputs Setup as a Timer
RJ-11
--- Data 4 TimekeeperTM
(1) WH
Reset Data 2
(2) BK
Ground Ground 6 cond
(3) RD
Timer Stop Data 1
(4) GN Standard
+12V +12V
(5) YL
Timer Start Data 3
(6) BL
Timekeeper_Wiring5.pdf
Alzatex, Inc. Www.alzatex.com 11-7-2009
6. Cable Adapters and Power Supplies
Alzatex provides adapters to convert from one cable type to another. They can also provide extra
power for larger systems. Normal phone cord is used for short distances, up to about 50 feet,
while CAT-5 cable is used for longer distances or for units requiring higher power. The diagrams
below show typical configurations for these adapters.
Crossover Phone Cord
88:88
TX Cat-5 Cable
TX RX
TX RX
RX-422
RS-232
RS-422
Start
PS422A2
Stop
Power In
TimeKeeper
12VAC
20VA
Wall Transformer
88:88
Cat-5 Cable
TX RX
RX-422
DB-9 In
RS-422
PS422DB9
Power In
Serial Cable
Computer
12VAC
20VA
Wall Transformer
88:88
Normal Phone Cord
TX RX
RX-232
DB-9 In
RS-232
PS232DB9
Power In
Serial Cable
Computer
12VAC
20VA
Wall Transformer
Timekeeper_Wiring5.pdf
Alzatex, Inc. Www.alzatex.com 11-7-2009