Beagle Software ClockCard, a precision real-time clock on a PCI card used to keep a PC’s system clock accurate. Card is silkscreened “PCI Real Time Clock Board, Outsource Engineering & Manufacturing Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, P/N 86102-0, Rev. A, Y2K Compliant,” copyright 1997–2001. Board is built around a Dallas DS1685 real-time clock IC with a DS32KHZ temperature-compensated oscillator and a PLX PCI9050 PCI interface bridge.

Untested — I have no PCI-slot machine available to install it in, so I am making no claim that it functions. Board is unmodified with no corrosion, no bent or damaged edge connector fingers, and no visible burnt, bulged, or leaking components; solder joints appear clean and factory. Battery holder is empty.

Included: the PCI card, ClockWatch application pak CD-ROM (2005, covers ClockWatch/ClockCard/DocuClock), ClockCard User’s Guide version 3.0.3 dated March 2005, Beagle Software Winter 2005 product catalog, and the original CellSync CDMA Receiver box the items were stored in.

Please note the box is labeled CellSync CDMA Receiver, model CCPCINT, but no CDMA receiver, antenna, power supply, or serial cable is present — the box contains the ClockCard items listed above and nothing more. Buy this as a ClockCard, not as a CellSync system. The board itself carries only the Outsource Engineering part number with no Beagle model number, so I cannot confirm which ClockCard PCI variant it was originally sold as. Separately, US CDMA cellular networks were shut down in 2022, so CDMA-based time synch