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It provides fifteen isolated (> 70 dB) outputs from a single input.Īn Ethernet port on the rear panel provides the capability to remotely monitor the status of the input and all output signals.Īny failure in the unit will immediately provide an alarm to the Ethernet port. The 4059B is a one-input, fifteen-output Low Frequency amplifier housed in a compact i1U, 19 inch rack mount chassis. If you want to learn more about the PTP Translator or find out how it can be used in your installations, contact our specialist team who will be happy to help.4059B Low Frequency Distribution Amplifier for IRIG A/B or G Time One-input, fifteen-output low frequency amplifier ideal for distributing IRIG A/B or G time code The 4059B provides fifteen isolated outputs from a single input for distributing IRIG A/B or G timecode signals

With the additional capability to email recorded captures, the files can be shared with multiple support personnel back at base, thereby allowing for detailed remote analysis and on the spot resolution. The hands-free, wireless connection allows the user to take multiple captures with ease.

Tekron’s ScopeApp™ is a revolutionary and easy to use IRIG-B oscilloscope application software for Android smart devices that utilises the enhanced processor and screen capabilities of your smartphone to decode and graph IRIG-B signals when wirelessly connected to the IRIG-B Analyzer. Tekron has taken this one step further when paired with the ScopeApp™ via Wireless Technology. With multi-level signal support, the IRIG-B Analyzer enables accurate on-site fault diagnosis through a hand-held, rugged, battery operated form factor. The IRIG-B Analyzer decodes and validates IRIG-B timing signals displaying the decoded IRIG-B information such as time, date, quality, control functions and extensions, binary seconds, waveforms RMS voltage.

Decode and validate IRIG-B timing signals With Tekron’s IRIG-B Analyzer there is no need to use oscilloscopes or complex systems, saving those extra callouts and repeat trips to your substation.