The black ALZM03A Presentation TimeKeeper System with LED Display from Alzatex Inc. includes the TMR218B6 Count Up / Down Timer with 2 programmable presets and an RYG11A Red-Yellow-Green LED Display that is visible to the speaker and the audience.

Wireless Count Up & Down Timer    Green, Yellow, & Red Warning Indicators

Easy to use

Count Up elapsed timer

Count Down time remaining timer

Green, yellow, and red warning indicators have preprogrammed settings to match Toastmaster requirements or may be programmed by the user

Beeper provides audible sound when the timer reaches zero

Button to turn beeper on / off

4-digit LED 7-segment display with 0.56" (14.22mm) high digits

You can connect 2 or more TimeKeepers together where one becomes the timer and the others become remote displays

Count Up / Down timer settable to Hour:Min or Min:Sec

Ruggedized aluminum construction

Timer Construction: Metal enclosure with black powder-coated finish

Display Construction: ABS Plastic enclosure, black finish

2 serial data RJ11 connectors for accessories

1 RS422 output with RJ45 connector for accessories

Ground closure 600mA output for the beeper (sold separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it require software installation in the connected Laptop?

A: There is no required software needed to use.

Q: 2. Will CR123 batteries work with this light?

A: Yes, the Coast XPH30R rechargeable led headlamp runs on CR123.

Q: 3. In the "specs" you listed the "exterior" dimensions of the Start By Prat S11221 portfolio case as being 17 x 22". This is the same mistake that you made with the Start By Prat S11222 portfolio case which you corrected recently. Again shouldn't the "interior" dimensions of the S11221 case be 17 x 22" instead of the "exterior" ones ? I wonder if you might have made the same error for the entire Prat portfolio line.

A: According to the manufacturer, the sizes we originally listed as "exterior dimensions" are the sizes of the dimensions of the refill pages that go in these folders. I've requested that the web department update that information. Thank you.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with the Yealink A30?

A: The Yealink RoomCast Wireless Presentation and Collaboration System (BH # YEROOMCAST) is compatible with the Yealink A30 MeetingBar.

Q: 5. Is this an accessory for the Alzatex DSP256B_U 6- Digit Race Clock with 2.33"-High Solid-Segment Digits?

A: Alzatex does not list compatibility between the Alzatex Surface-Mount Countdown Timer/Clock 4-Digit Display (B&H # ALTMR223B3SM) and the Alzatex DSP256B_U 6- Digit Race Clock with 2.33"-High Solid-Segment Digits (B&H # ALDSP256BU).

Q: 6. What size threads are the mounting holes on the side and bottom?

A: The Lilliput FA1014-NP/C 10.1" Class IPS LED Display BH #LIFA1014NPC features 1/4"-20 mounting holes.

Q: 7. Can this system connect with speakers wirelessly?

A: If you have a power speaker you can connect the receiver with the speaker using the XLR Output to XLR speaker Input. Yes, is possible.

Q: 8. What kind of additional wireless connection need to use with speakers?

A: This system has an unbalanced 1/4 output and a balanced XLR out. To use with wireless speakers, you need a system with those inputs that can transmit the wireless signal to your speakers. This cannot transmit directly to speakers.

Q: 9. Is the UVC compatible with Zoom?

A: Yes, the Roland Web Presentation Dock BH #ROUVC02 is compatible with Zoom. Per Roland: Plug In and Play: Once connected to your computer via USB, the UVC-02 is instantly recognized as a webcam and audio source, with no drivers or set up required. That means it’s ready to go with popular web meeting software such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex by Cisco, or any application that uses a webcam as an A/V source for streaming or recording.

Q: 10. Does this remote make a "clicking noise" when pressed?

A: There is a slight mechanical click when any of the buttons are depressed, but not a sound through the computer. If you are running a Powerpoint presentation and hear a "clicking noise" from the computer speakers or connected AV system speakers as you advance slides with the remote, check to see if the sound is also heard when slides are advanced using the mouse or keyboard arrows. If so, please check the slide "Transitions" settings in the Powerpoint file. A "Sound" may have been set up for some or all slide changes.