Meinberg USB5131 is a radio remote clock designed for communication via the serial USB interface. It receives the signal from the long wave transmitter DCF77 installed in Mainflingen near Frankfurt/Germany. The USB5131 decodes the highly accurate information on date and time within a wide range around Germany. It automatically switches to summertime and back. The reception of the time information is free of charge and does not need to be registered. The USB5131 is powered via the PC’s USB port and has two integrated LEDs, which show the demodulated time marks and the state of synchronization.
Meinberg USB5131 is a radio remote clock designed for communication via the serial USB interface. It receives the signal from the long wave transmitter DCF77 installed in Mainflingen near Frankfurt/Germany. The USB5131 decodes the highly accurate information on date and time within a wide range around Germany. It automatically switches to summertime and back. The reception of the time information is free of charge and does not need to be registered. The USB5131 is powered via the PC’s USB port and has two integrated LEDs, which show the demodulated time marks and the state of synchronization.
Meinberg USB5131 is a radio remote clock designed for communication via the serial USB interface. It receives the signal from the long wave transmitter DCF77 installed in Mainflingen near Frankfurt/Germany. The USB5131 decodes the highly accurate information on date and time within a wide range around Germany. It automatically switches to summertime and back. The reception of the time information is free of charge and does not need to be registered. The USB5131 is powered via the PC’s USB port and has two integrated LEDs, which show the demodulated time marks and the state of synchronization.
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