What are the components of a clock system?

The clock system is primarily composed of a clock subsystem, which includes GPS antennas, master clocks, transmission channels, switches, and slave clocks.

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System integration

The clock system consists of a master clock and several slave clocks. The system can also be expanded with interfaces to serve as a time source for computers/servers or local area networks. Its primary function is to ensure that all system devices have unified time and that the displayed time is completely consistent.

The master clock receives standard time signals from the GPS and directly transmits them to each display sub-clock via transmission channels, providing staff with a unified standard time. The sub-clocks receive time information (content: year, month, day, weekday, hour, minute, second) sent by the GPS master clock through the network port (RJ45) and display the standard Beijing time.