Legacy Products
Masterclock has discontinued the below products. Click on a device below to access data sheets and user manuals. If you are looking for a replacement of one of the below devices, please contact us.
MCR1000
The MCR1000 Master Clock Reference System is a compact, precision time and frequency device.
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MCR5000
The MCR5000 Master Clock Reference system is a 1RU rack mount, precision time and frequency device.
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TCC100
The TCC100 converts time code (IRIG-B, SMPTE or EBU) to parallel BCD (Binary Coded Decimal).
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TCC500
The TCC500 converts time code (IRIG-B, SMPTE or EBU) to 8 digit parallel BCD (Binary Coded Decimal).
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TCI500
The TCI5000 converts time code (IRIG-B, SMPTE or EBU) to 8 digit parallel BCD (Binary Coded Decimal).
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TCI-NENA
The TCI-NENA received Time Code (IRIG-B or SMPTE) and generates signals for NENA / PSAP equipment. Supports NENA-defined ASCII outputs.
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TCO100
The TCO100 is a stabilized oscillator that generates IRIG-B, SMPTE or EBU TIME CODES.
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GPS500
The GPS500 is a precision IRIG-B or SMPTE time code generator. It provides a source of very stable time code, referencing time and date information from atomic clocks in the GPS satellite constellation.
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CS5-LAN
The CS5-LAN accepts standard RS-422 CS5 signal and converts to UDP/NTP network protocol.
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CLKNTD12
The CLKNTD is a network analog clock, with a built-in SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) client.
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CLKNTD15
The CLKNTD is a network analog clock, with a built-in SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) client.
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CLKNTD18
The CLKNTD is a network analog clock, with a built-in SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) client.
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CLKTCD12
The CLKTCD series of analog clocks are designed to display precise time referenced from a Time Code source, like SMPTE or IRIG-B.
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CLKTCD15
The CLKTCD series of analog clocks are designed to display precise time referenced from a Time Code source, like SMPTE or IRIG-B.
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CLKTCD18
The CLKTCD series of analog clocks are designed to display precise time referenced from a Time Code source, like SMPTE or IRIG-B.
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