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(18 lbs. shipping wgt.) Case: Parkerized, Wrinkle Finish Color: Gray Power Cord: 6 feet, grounded COMPONENTS Key Lock: Chrome finished Card Receiver: Stainless steel Ribbon: Two color (red/blue) Timing Motor: 1 RPM, K342 type Signal Relay: Form A (lOAmps) Dry Contact FEATURES Display: 4 Digit, 7 Segment LED (Red) Registration: Automatic Touch Plate (Optional) POWER REQUIREMENTS Voltage: 115 VAC (220 VAC Optional) Current: 9 Amp. Max. Intermittent for 115 VAC 4 1/2 Amp. Max. Intermittent for 220 VAC Frequency: 60 Hz (50Hz Optional) Battery: 9 V Non-rechargeable (supplied by customer) POSSIBLE SHOCK HAZARD EXISTS WHEN CASE COVER IS REMOVED AND AC POWER IS CONNECTED. EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN SETTING TYPE SECTIONS AND TIME DISPLAYS. BE CERTAIN TO AVOID CONTACTING FOREIGN OBJECTS WITH CIRCUIT BOARDS. This document is a confidential proprietary document solely for the use of Lathem customers. The information contained herein may not be reproduced on any media for any purpose without the written permission of Lathem Time Corporation. © Copyright 1992, Lathem Time Corporation DWA-4000 Series Operations Manual___Page 1 Tbble of Contents INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................2 REGISTRATION STYLES.............................................................................2 REFERENCE FIGURES.................................................................................3 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS............................................................... 4 KEYPAD LAYOUT AND DESCRIPTION OF LED DISPLAY......................5 FUNCTIONS OF THE KEYPAD....................................................................6 GETTING STARTED-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 To Choose The Time Format.............................................................7 SETTING THE TYPE SECTION....................................................................7 Raise And Set The Type Section........................................................7 Dial of Decimal Equivalents..............................................................8 SETTING THE DIGITAL FACE....................................................................9 To Set the Current Time....................................................................9 To Set the Current Day......................................................................9 TO PROGRAM SIGNAL EVENTS.............................................................10 To Establish Signal Length..............................................................10 To Establish Signal Events..............................................................10 To Delete Signals............................................................................11 To Sound a Signal That Has Not Been Programmed.........................11 To Enable or Disable Signals Globally.............................................11 To Review Signals...........................................................................11 POWER FAILURE.......................................................................................12 TO TEST THE BATTERY...........................................................................12 MAINTENANCE........................................................................................13 How To Change A Ribbon...............................................................13 How To Change A Type Section.....................................................13 How To Change A Motor................................................................14 INTERNAL WIRING DIAGRAM................................................................15 ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY...........................................................16 USER WORK SHEET TO ASSIST IN PROGRAMMING.............Back Cover WARRANTY CARD......................................................................Back Cover WARNING: This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing device pursuant to Subpart J of part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment Operations of the equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case, the user, at his own expense, will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference. Page 2 Lathem Time Corporation INTRODUCTION The Lathem 4000 Series time recorders are considered "standard" by thousands of businesses and institutions because of their low initial cost and years of proven, trouble-free operation. Many options are available with models to fit most business nee...