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The DC-10TZ-6 Time Zone Days Without Incident Time of Day Clock is a specialized digital display system designed for organizations that need to communicate safety information while simultaneously displaying the current time across multiple locations. Combining six time zone displays with a Days Without Incident timer, update information, network connectivity, and NTP synchronization, the DC-10TZ-6 provides a centralized solution for tracking incidents and maintaining accurate time-of-day information.

The system is designed around a primary display that can communicate with secondary displays, allowing multiple units to operate together as a synchronized system. When information is updated through the primary display, the connected secondary displays can be updated to match. This provides a practical solution for facilities or organizations that need consistent incident information displayed in multiple areas.

Six Time Zone Displays in One System

A key feature of the DC-10TZ-6 is its ability to display six different time zones. Each time zone is presented using a four-digit digital display and can be configured according to the requirements of the installation. The displays support both 12-hour and 24-hour time formats, providing flexibility for organizations that monitor operations across multiple geographic locations.

The time zones can be configured through the unit’s web interface. While the system can be preconfigured for specific locations, the time zone settings remain adjustable so the same display platform can be adapted for different applications.

This makes the DC-10TZ-6 useful for organizations that need a visible reference for the current time in several operating regions while also maintaining a centralized safety display.

Days Without Incident Timer

The primary function of the DC-10TZ-6 is its Days Without Incident display. The three-digit Days Without Incident section can display up to 999 days. A separate six-digit display provides the corresponding hours, minutes, and seconds, allowing the system to provide more detailed information than a simple day counter.

The incident timer can be configured through the web-based interface. Authorized users can enter the appropriate incident time and start the timer remotely. The system also provides controls for stopping and resetting the timer when required.

This functionality allows the display to be used for ongoing safety tracking where the amount of time since the last incident needs to remain highly visible.

Key incident-tracking features include:

• Up to 999 days of incident-free time
• Hours, minutes, and seconds display
• Remote timer start
• Remote timer stop
• Remote timer reset
• Configurable incident time
• Password-protected incident controls

Last Update and Next Update Displays

In addition to the Days Without Incident timer, the DC-10TZ-6 includes Last Update and Next Update displays. These eight-digit static number displays provide additional information related to the system’s update status.

The update information can be configured through the web interface, allowing the display to provide a visible reference for when information was last updated and when the next update is expected. This can be especially useful when the display is being used as part of a formal safety communication system.

Network-Controlled Operation

The DC-10TZ-6 includes an RJ45 Ethernet connection that provides access to the system’s web-based interface. This allows authorized users to configure and control the display through a network connection rather than requiring direct physical access to the unit.

The web interface provides a central location for viewing and configuring important system information. The homepage displays the model number, serial number, NTP server information, and network settings, giving users a convenient overview of the system’s configuration.

Network settings can be configured for either DHCP or a static IP address. A device name can also be assigned to make the unit easier to identify within a network.

The network configuration area is password protected to help prevent unauthorized changes to system settings.

NTP Time Synchronization

Accurate time-of-day information is an important part of the DC-10TZ-6 system. The clock can synchronize with an NTP server to maintain accurate time across its six time zone displays.

Up to three NTP server addresses can be stored in the system. The primary server is used first, with the system able to fall back to the second and third server addresses if the previous server is unavailable.

The system can also be configured for its desired update interval and time format. This provides flexibility when integrating the DC-10TZ-6 into different network environments.

NTP synchronization helps ensure that the time displayed by the system remains accurate without requiring regular manual adjustment.

Primary and Secondary Display Configuration

The DC-10TZ-6 can be incorporated into a larger display system consisting of a primary unit and secondary units. The primary display can distribute information to connected displays, helping keep the system synchronized.

Up to 12 IP addresses can be saved for displays or network destinations that should receive information from the primary unit. This allows the system to support multiple connected displays and provides a convenient method for distributing updated information across a facility or group of locations.

The ability to synchronize multiple displays is particularly useful when safety information needs to remain consistent throughout different areas.

Password-Protected Controls

Multiple areas of the DC-10TZ-6 web interface can be protected using separate authentication settings. Network configuration, incident controls, and time zone configuration can each be protected to help limit access to authorized users.

The incident settings are especially important because they control the information displayed by the Days Without Incident timer. Authorized users can configure the incident time, Last Update, and Next Update information while maintaining control over who can make changes.

This layered approach to access control provides additional protection for the information being displayed.

Durable IP66 Enclosure

The DC-10TZ-6 uses a black powder-coated extruded enclosure rated IP66. The enclosure is designed to provide protection for the electronic display system in demanding environments.

The display uses one-inch LED digits with a viewing distance of approximately 25 feet. The different sections of the display are configured for their intended functions, including the six time zone displays, Days Without Incident timer, hours/minutes/seconds timer, and Last Update and Next Update displays.

Custom vinyl labels can also be incorporated to identify individual locations or time zones. This provides a straightforward way to associate each displayed time with its corresponding location.

A Centralized Safety and Time Display

The DC-10TZ-6 combines several functions into one network-connected digital display. Rather than requiring separate equipment for time zones and incident tracking, the system provides six time zone displays alongside a Days Without Incident timer and additional update information.

With Ethernet connectivity, NTP synchronization, configurable time zones, remote incident controls, password-protected settings, and the ability to communicate with secondary displays, the DC-10TZ-6 is designed for applications where accurate information and consistent safety communication are important.

The result is a centralized display system that can provide highly visible Days Without Incident information while keeping time-of-day displays synchronized across six different time zones. Its network-based controls also provide authorized users with the flexibility to manage the system remotely and adapt its configuration to the needs of the installation.

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