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Web Interface

SERVICES Tab

Select a topic from below to learn more about the SERVICES features of the Web Interface:

SERVICES-Startup

Daemon Current State and Startup

The SyncServer uses a number services that operate continuously to support its functions.

Use this page to:

View the current state of the services and to turn them on or off.

Enable or disable services from starting automatically when the SyncServer is started.

Run, Reboot, or Halt the SyncServer's operating services and operating system.

Daemon

A list of the user controllable daemons supported by the SyncServer:

Web Server (HTTPD)

: Provides the SyncServer's web interface. If Auto Startup is deselected

and the SyncServer reboots, the web interface will not be available.

To start the web server after it has been stopped, open a command line session through the

Console RS-232

port located on the front panel or, if available, through a Telnet session with

LAN1 port. Once logged in, restart the web server by typing "HTTP on".

NTP

: Network Time Protocol daemon. Supports all NTP functions.

SNMP

: Simple Network Management Protocol daemon. Responds to SNMP requests and

sends SNMP traps.

SSH

: Secure Shell daemon. Provides an encrypted channel for command line sessions with

the SyncServer through the LAN1 port.

Sysplex

: Sysplex timing information on the

Sysplex Timer-Out

connector.

Time

: Time Protocol requests per RFC 868 over TCP.

Time - UDP

: Time Protocol requests per RFC 868 over UDP.

Daytime

: Daytime Protocol per RFC 867 over TCP.

Daytime - UDP

: Daytime Protocol per RFC 867 over UDP.

Telnet

: Telnet protocol service for remote access to the command line interface on LAN1.

Current State/Startup

Shows the current state of the service. To change the state, select the desired state and click
the

APPLY

button.

On:

The service is running.

Off:

The service is stopped.

Auto:

When selected, the service starts automatically when the SyncServer reboots.

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Summary of Contents for SyncServer S200

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Page 7: ...Feature Comparison 18 Web Interface 19 Login 20 Properties of User Names and Passwords 20 STATUS Tab 22 STATUS General 22 STATUS Network 22 STATUS Timing 23 STATUS GPS 23 STATUS NTP 25 STATUS Alarms 2...

Page 8: ...Tab 55 ADMIN Web 55 ADMIN Users 56 ADMIN Alarms 57 Alarm Descriptions 59 ADMIN Logs Config 61 SERVICES Tab 64 SERVICES Startup 64 SERVICES HTTP 65 SERVICES SSH 66 SERVICES Email 67 LOGS Tab 68 WIZARDS...

Page 9: ...Out 92 10MHz In 92 IRIG B Out 93 IRIG B In 93 Sysplex Out 94 Network Ports 95 Network Protocols 95 Web Interface Browser Compatibility 96 Tasks 97 Installation Guide 97 Unpacking 97 Rack Mounting 98 G...

Page 10: ...ation 116 Factory Default Settings for Alarms 116 NTP Clients 117 Backing Up Restoring Configurations 118 Creating a Backup File 118 Restoring from a Backup File 119 Restoring the Factory Default Conf...

Page 11: ...2 Holdover 172 Sysplex 173 REFERENCES 173 GPS 173 IRIG B 173 SYSTEM 173 ADMIN 173 Login Webpage Configuration 173 Users 174 Alarms 174 Logs Config 175 SERVICES 176 Startup 176 HTTP 176 SSH 177 Email 1...

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Page 13: ...or antenna mast with wide open views of the sky and horizon Avoid obstructions and sources of Radio Frequency Interference Observe building codes and regulations Also see Using GPS on page 100 and WAR...

Page 14: ...arm notification by SNMP n Use SERVICES Email to set up alarm notification by email n When the SyncServer is completely configured use WIZARDS Backup to save a backup file of the configuration to a sa...

Page 15: ...d display interface 1 Press the MENU button 2 Select 3 Shutdown 3 Select 1 Yes 4 Press the ENTER button 5 When the display shows System Stopped OK to Turn Power Off Now turn the power off Or using the...

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Page 17: ...and Benefits 17 Software Features 18 SyncServer Signal Feature Comparison 18 Key Features and Benefits Key Features n Ultra High Bandwidth NTP Time Server n Stratum 1 Operation via GPS Satellites n Th...

Page 18: ...oftware Features Manageability n Copy a SyncServer configuration to multiple units n Web based user interface n Simple intuitive Keypad Display and Command Line Interface n Easy set up and configurati...

Page 19: ...interface with an explanation of each field notes and links to related topics Login 20 STATUS Tab 22 NETWORK Tab 27 NTP Tab 34 TIMING Tab 42 REFERENCES Tab 50 SYSTEM Tab 52 ADMIN Tab 55 SERVICES Tab 6...

Page 20: ...wers correctly the SyncServer resets the password to a random string and emails it to the user s email address For this feature to be available the user must enable it using the ADMIN Users or WIZARDS...

Page 21: ...case letters or a mix of letters and numbers Passwords are limited to the following printable ASCII characters n Upper case letters A Z n Lower case letters a z n Numbers 0 9 n Tilde n Most standard A...

Page 22: ...y the system n Memory Free Mbyte The amount of free memory remaining n Flash The type of compact flash card installed n CPU Vendor The CPU vendor manufacturer n Model The CPU model n Number The CPU nu...

Page 23: ...n be selected by the Hardware Clock Unlocked means the reference is not valid and is therefore not available for use by the Hardware Clock Also see TIMING HW Clock to arrange the priority of the Input...

Page 24: ...static applications such as a typical server room environment This is the default mode when the SyncServer starts n Dynamic The GPS receiver surveys continuously to determine its position and doesn t...

Page 25: ...iming solution Tracked means the receiver is tracking the signal but isn t using it in the timing solution See GPS on page 173 default settings STATUS NTP This page displays the status of the NTP Serv...

Page 26: ...each listing Time The local date and time at which the alarm was raised Severity The severity of the alarm event Major Minor Name The name of the alarm from the list of alarms on the ADMIN Alarms pag...

Page 27: ...cal network port is enabled and functioning does not indicate a valid physical connection or configuration n DHCP The network configuration is automatic via DHCP n Question Mark Status unknown usually...

Page 28: ...P clients would have to use an alternate NTP source or become unsynchronized For this reason Microsemi recommends using static IP addresses only using DHCP for convenience during temporary installatio...

Page 29: ...e LAN port to access by specified IP addresses or address ranges If the user leaves this field blank the LAN port accepts connections from any IP address Allowed Access applies to all forms of network...

Page 30: ...s now activated for Port Bonding and shares the network configuration inform ation you entered for LAN2 Setting up Port Bonding LAN2 and LAN3 must be previously configured 1 On the NETWORK Ethernet pa...

Page 31: ...Users SNMP user names are separate and distinct from the access control list usernames used to log in to the SyncServer s user interfaces SNMP user names are used by the network man agement software...

Page 32: ...NMP on page 120 Trap Recipients Destination The IP address to which traps are to be sent Ver The SNMP version v1 v2c or v3 Send as Inform If trap is to be sent as inform inform is written otherwise is...

Page 33: ...owing command when pinging an IPv6 address ping6 c 5 w 5 I eth dev ipv6address c 5 sends 5 ping requests w 5 times out after 5 seconds regardless of the target is reachable or not ipv6address is the t...

Page 34: ...ort did not have a global address spe cified or if it did the Linux kernel chose not to send the packet out that port but rather another LAN port that had a global address assigned NTP Tab Select a to...

Page 35: ...ates the Hard ware Clock it is synchronized by a timing root reference such as GPS Values in the range of 1 through 15 indicate the number of steps the remote NTP connection is from its timing root St...

Page 36: ...to the peer They provide not only precision measurements of offset and delay but also defin itive maximum error bounds so that the SyncServer can determine not only the time but the quality of the tim...

Page 37: ...nfigured in symmetric active mode too When configured the two nodes can synchronize with each other in a variety of failure scenarios such as loss of GPS and Internet connectivity See system peer mode...

Page 38: ...listens for NTP multicast messages on all of the network interfaces Upon receiving the first message the multicast client association initiates a brief exchange with the server to calibrate the propa...

Page 39: ...NTP Stratum Change NTP System Peer Change NTP Leap Change NTP MD5Keys Use this page to generate or manipulate keys generated using the RSA Message Digest 5 MD5 algorithm authentication method MD5 Keys...

Page 40: ...larm Stratum reports the stratum of the NTP daemon relative to the system peer system peer number 1 3 Loss of All References If the NTP daemon cannot get the time from any association n With Standard...

Page 41: ...NTP Tab n Also see NTP Daemon Status TIMING HW Clock TIMING Holdover on page 45 Leap Indicator on page 180 and Stratum on page 181 997 01520 02 Rev G2 Page 41...

Page 42: ...one plus any rules for daylight saving time or summer time adjustments The Time Zones are alphabetically organized as follows n Most Time Zones are sorted by continent and city name n Some Time Zones...

Page 43: ...PPS 10 MHz is the user can set the time manually See the Setting the Time Manually section below NOTE 3 When providing a backup reference source for the GPS or IRIG Input references Microsemi recomme...

Page 44: ...ng the Command Line Open a command line session to the Console RS 232 port or the LAN network port and log in as admin followed by the password Enter the SETTIMEOFYEAR command followed by the time in...

Page 45: ...g the hardware clock that frequency source can then be used to qualify additional frequency sources Example 1 Lock to GPS 2 Connect 1PPS to qualify it 3 Disconnect GPS 1PPS remains qualified and steer...

Page 46: ...e number of days Holdover lasts or specify a Time Error Limit Set ting either field generates an equivalent value in the other field About Time Error When no Input References are available the oscilla...

Page 47: ...ceeds the user configurable Time Error Limit n If one or more synchronizing NTP associations are available the NTP daemon syn chronizes with the best one with a corresponding change to its stratum n I...

Page 48: ...me quality character used after hol dover expires and the hardware clock is n Synchronized to the NTP daemon or n Using the internal oscillator to keep time This setting is called the Flywheel Quality...

Page 49: ...useful and distinct from the or X time quality char acters n The user sets the FQC to X so that the receiving equipment to handles time from NTP or the Hardware Clock internal oscillator as X time in...

Page 50: ...er timing precision and accuracy than the Survey and Position Hold modes n Position Hold In this mode the receiver calculates the time based on a fixed position that has been provided by Survey Mode o...

Page 51: ...IG B with information encoded in the control bits per the IEEE 1344 standard These include year daylight saving time leap second time quality and parity information n Auto Input Mode only Automaticall...

Page 52: ...erver the SyncServer displays a notice on the STATUS General page and generates a System Upgrade Alarm on the ADMIN Alarms page In order for the Software Update Availability Check to function LAN1 mus...

Page 53: ...nstallation parameters if required This field is not required for normal operation INSTALL button To install the upgrade file select the file and click the INSTALL button VIEW button To see the upgrad...

Page 54: ...f operation n Hardware Clock settings including forced mode Time Zone Position and Time Error Limit IRIG Input and Output etc n All cryptographic materials NTP keys sshd keys SNMP users and communitie...

Page 55: ...t the top of the login page n Time Hostname and LEDs The local time the hostname and the status LEDs n NTP Status The NTP Stratum and Reference ID n Hardware Clock Status The current Sync Source and w...

Page 56: ...atisfactory use the WIZARDS Restore page to restore the known good configuration Once the desired con figuration is reached manually save the configuration backup file to non volatile memory using the...

Page 57: ...the SMTP gateway must be entered as an IP address not as a DNS name If needed contact the system administrator to obtain this information See also Changes to Passwords and User Names see Properties o...

Page 58: ...during an alarm To clear the alarm select the Clear Now checkbox and click the APPLY button Doing so returns the alarm to a No Alarm state Auto Clear Automatically clears the alarm after 15 minutes re...

Page 59: ...ver checks for software upgrades and raises this alarm if a software upgrade is available Microsemi recommends leaving this alarm enabled Microsemi recommends enabling Send Trap and or Send Email for...

Page 60: ...r Timing Rubidium Lock Alarm The optional Rubidium oscillator if installed has not stabilized its frequency output After power up this alarm may be raised for up to several minutes until the Rubidium...

Page 61: ...d logging facilities What is logged and where it is logged is based on the options selected in this page A default set of options is preconfigured that should provide a level of detail sufficient for...

Page 62: ...fo This level captures informational output This level typically provides information regard ing successful operations An example may be a successful file save or a normal application startup Notice T...

Page 63: ...each message received by the syslog and kernel log daemons to the remote address if it is reachable The remote server can then be configured to filter the messages using its configuration file A compl...

Page 64: ...n the front panel or if available through a Telnet session with LAN1 port Once logged in restart the web server by typing HTTP on NTP Network Time Protocol daemon Supports all NTP functions SNMP Simpl...

Page 65: ...ace allows both standard and secure encrypted network access Standard access is provided by default To use encrypted access a secure cer tificate must be created The SyncServer can only use self signe...

Page 66: ...located Locality The locality where the SyncServer is located Organization The organization or company the SyncServer belongs to Organizational Unit The organizational unit or division that uses or is...

Page 67: ...seconds See Services SSH see SSH on page 177 default settings SERVICES Email SMTP Gateway and Alarm Email Recipients This page establishes the SMTP gateway and email addresses used by the SyncServer...

Page 68: ...system using the web interface and description provides information regarding the nature of the event Here is a message showing a successful remote login along with the user id and IP address of the c...

Page 69: ...LOGS Tab Every 20 minutes if no new messages were logged the Syslog daemon logs a MARK message to indicate that it is alive and well 997 01520 02 Rev G2 Page 69...

Page 70: ...TP Config and NTP MD5 Keys WIZARDS SNMP Use the SNMP wizard to add or change the following SNMP v1 v2c settings n Set SysLocation SysContact and SysName n Set the Read and Write Community Strings n Ad...

Page 71: ...ed on local or network drive accessible to the browser Note Resetting or restoring the configuration reboots the SyncServer If LAN1 is configured to use DHCP the DHCP server may assign a new IP addres...

Page 72: ...d Technical Support Contacts may e mail support to n Americas Asia Pacific Rim ftd support microsemi com n Europe Middle East Africa ftd emeasupport microsemi com Text box Save local support contact i...

Page 73: ...rns to the previous screen without saving changes n Left Right Arrow Buttons In functions moves the cursor left or right In status scrolls a screen horizontally when previous next is displayed n Up Do...

Page 74: ...en Network Time Protocol NTP daemon status Stratum The Stratum number of the SyncServer Stratum 1 means it is locked to a Hardware Clock Input Reference Stratum 2 15 means the SyncServer is locked to...

Page 75: ...current reference The second field indic ates Locked when the Hardware Clock is synchronized to that reference HH MM SS H W The UTC or GPS time from the Hardware Clock depending on the Ignore setting...

Page 76: ...tware Release Version number Upgrade Available Shows Yes if the SyncServer detects that more recent version of soft ware is available at www microsemi com Also see SYSTEM General on page 52 and SYSTEM...

Page 77: ...urrent configuration of the SyncServer to the USB drive 2 Restore Cfg Applies the SyncServer configuration on the USB drive to the SyncServer Notes n Using 1 LAN1 1 Config clears all other network por...

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Page 79: ...character basis As a result only enough characters to uniquely identify the command need to be entered for the CLI to recog nize which command you want to invoke The CLI also accepts multiple commands...

Page 80: ...sets the LAN1 IPv4 gateway Without input the command displays the current IPv4 gateway With input the command sets the new IPv4 gateway Query and action command IPV4DHCP Enables DHCP for LAN1 Action o...

Page 81: ...d then executes the next command if it is provided in the same command line following the number For example the pause 5000 history command would wait for five seconds and then execute the history com...

Page 82: ...rm For example HALT Halt SyncServer operating system Enter Y to confirm Y IPV4ADDRESS example Entering IPV4ADDRESS displays sets the IPv4 address For example 1 IPV4ADDRESS 192 168 47 150 2 IPV4ADDRESS...

Page 83: ...rds 87 VCCI Compliance Information 88 Environmental 88 Maintainability 88 CAUTION Lithium Battery 89 Failure Detection and Reporting 89 CE WEEE RoHS Conformance 89 Shock and Vibration 90 Console RS 23...

Page 84: ...o NTP activ ity in the last second Alarm Major Alarm Minor Alarm No Current Enabled Alarms Power off See the Troubleshooting on page 115 topics to resolve problems with Red and Orange LEDs Also see St...

Page 85: ...WIZARDS Restore on page 71 VAC Power Supply Description Universal type VAC Power supply Connector IEC 320 Input Voltage Range 90 264 VAC Input Frequency Range 47 63 Hz Max Power Initial Power OnContin...

Page 86: ...period Accuracy Stability Synchronization Source Timing Accuracy to Reference Comments GPS 4 or more satellites tracked 50 nS RMS 150 nS peak GPS 1 satellite tracked position known within 200m 1 uS pe...

Page 87: ...s see Distance Between Antenna and Receiver on page 105 Safety Standards Meets the following safety standards n 73 23 EEC CE Low Voltage Safety Directive n EN 60950 1 2001 n UL 60950 1 2003 n CSA 22 2...

Page 88: ...ired to take corrective actions Environmental Operating Temp 0 to 50 C 32 F to 122 F Storage Temp 10 to 70 C 14 F to 158 F Humidity 0 95 non condensing Altitude 0 4000 meters AMSL WARNING Install the...

Page 89: ...SyncServer is self monitoring during normal operation To the extent possible any fail ures in the unit are isolated to differentiate them from input signal failures and reported The SyncServer provide...

Page 90: ...s considered WEEE Category 3 IT and Tele communications Equipment as defined by the WEEE Directive and therefore falls within the scope of the RoHS Directive These units are RoHS Compliant except that...

Page 91: ...s and con figuration of the SyncServer Connection DCE Data Communications Equipment Use a straight through serial cable not a null modem crossover cable Data Rates 9600 baud Parity None Data Bits 8 St...

Page 92: ...noisy the Hardware Clock may not be able to lock to it 10MHz Out Description 10MHz Out a female BNC connector mounted on the rear chassis provides a 10MHz signal from the SyncServer s Hardware Clock N...

Page 93: ...nto 50 ohms AM Amplitude 3 5 0 5 Vpp into 50 Ohms AM Ratio 3 1 10 Selectable Time Code Output Formats n IRIG B n IRIG B Legacy TrueTime n IRIG B with IEEE 1344 extension IRIG B In Description IRIG In...

Page 94: ...when systems on multiple CPCs share access to the same data Also see TIMING Sysplex on page 47 Description Sysplex Out is a male 9 pin D connector mounted on the rear chassis that transmits Time of D...

Page 95: ...IEEE 802 3 10Base T at 10 Mbps n IEEE 802 3u Fast Ethernet at 100 Mbps Roles n LAN1 n Web interface HTTP command line interface TELNET n The default port for most NTP functions n DNS SMTP SNMP n All...

Page 96: ...MIB II RFC1213 n Telnet RFC854 n MD5 Authentication RFC1321 n SMTP Forwarding n IPv4 and v6 Web Interface Browser Compatibility The SyncServer web interface is compatible with n Internet Explorer 6 0...

Page 97: ...Ports 112 Adding Server Associations 113 Installation Guide To install the SyncServer in a production environment or some other of long term install ation follow the steps in this Installation Guide T...

Page 98: ...sis to allow an adequate flow of air so that it may operate safely Microsemi recommends leaving 1 4 in 3 6 cm above and below the SyncServer or enough space to allow 5 CFM air flow n Uneven Mechanical...

Page 99: ...14 AWG 1 5mm2 for DC power source hook up Don t forget to tighten the terminal screws on the input power block n The VDC Power supply in the SyncServer is DC isolated The VDC Power inputs are polarit...

Page 100: ...nded to provide some protection against built up static charges and voltage Section 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 In Canada part 1 of the Canadian Electrical Code provides informati...

Page 101: ...so be at least three to six feet 1 2 m from a reflecting surface Use the criteria below to select a good outdoor site for the GPS antenna The best locations provide n Unobstructed views of the sky and...

Page 102: ...the GPS antenna by removing the four recessed screws in the lower half of the GPS antenna with a Phillips head screwdriver It is a relatively easy task and does not violate the weatherproofing design...

Page 103: ...one with the widest view of the sky and tilt the antenna toward the opening n On the side of a building the corners offer better visibility 270 degrees than flat walls 180 degrees n A SyncServer equip...

Page 104: ...1 ms 10 km 6 2 miles 1 0 ms During window mode operation if the GPS receiver is not locked to any satellites and no other Input References are available the GPS receiver enters holdover mode and is s...

Page 105: ...be installed Antenna cabling solutions typically vary depending on how far the antenna is installed from the GPS receiver Antenna cable runs are supported from the standard 50 ft 15m to over 1500 ft 4...

Page 106: ...enna is mounted outdoors in a high location that provides good clear unobstructed views of the sky and horizon in all directions The lack of 4 current GPS satellites for sufficient durations may delay...

Page 107: ...Process In its factory default configuration the SyncServer automatically checks for software upgrades every weekday shortly after noon local time If an upgrade is available the Syn cServer generates...

Page 108: ...pgrade Alarm on the ADMIN Alarms page to see if a software upgrade is available n Or manually check for an upgrade by comparing the Release Version on the STATUS General page with the Version at n htt...

Page 109: ...l correct AddingNTPServerstotheNTPAssociationsList About NTP Associations The SyncServer s factory configuration includes three NTP associations n The Hardware Clock makes a timing reference source e...

Page 110: ...eason to change them 6 Click the RESTART button to restart the NTP daemon Note When using a URL as the NTP server address a valid DNS server must be available for LAN1 on the NETWORK Ethernet page Rec...

Page 111: ...N1 During installation the user configures LAN1 to gain access to the web interface After log ging in to the web interface the user can configure the remaining ports on the NETWORK Eth ernet page The...

Page 112: ...tead of 192 168 047 025 enter 192 168 47 25 Usingthe1stSetupWizard Select the WIZARDS button and complete the 1st Setup wizard 1 Configure the SyncServer using WIZARDS 1st Setup Select the following o...

Page 113: ...ver This provides a shorter net work path which improves timing precision and accuracy Often public NTP servers are operated by national timekeeping authorities telecommunications companies and uni ve...

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Page 115: ...moving the Top Cover 122 Replacing the Battery 122 CAUTION Lithium Battery 123 Troubleshooting The following troubleshooting scenarios provide high level guidance on how to solve a range of potential...

Page 116: ...er finishes rebooting See Halting the SyncServer n Otherwise log into the command line interface and turn the web server on using the HTTP on command See Command Line Interface on page 79 n After logg...

Page 117: ...PLL Unlock X Notify X Timing Quality 1e 6 X Notify X Timing Quality 1e 5 X Notify X Timing Quality 1e 4 X Notify X Timing Quality 1e 3 X Notify X Timing Leap Event X Notify X LAN1 Link X Major X LAN2...

Page 118: ...and the WIZARDS Restore pages n From the front panel keypad using the MENU button and the 4 USB menu item The backup restore features can use a variety of media n A USB flash drive plugged into either...

Page 119: ...om SyncServer n Restore backup from USB flash drive n Restore backup from a workstation hard drive or network directory RestoringtheFactoryDefaultConfiguration The user may wish to restore the factory...

Page 120: ...connect them 5 Connect the power cable and turn the power switch on The SyncServer restores the fact ory configuration 6 After 100 seconds turn the power switch off and disconnect the power cable 7 Re...

Page 121: ...IN Alarms page and specify which events should generate SNMP traps To configure SNMP to send v3 traps NOTE To configure SNMP to send v3 traps you must first create a v3 user which cor responds to a us...

Page 122: ...d in Restoring from a Backup File on page 119 3 IMPORTANT When the SyncServer reboots immediately change the IP address of LAN1 using the front panel MENU button as described in Configuring LAN1 on pa...

Page 123: ...power to the SyncServer CAUTION LithiumBattery The SyncServer contains a Lithium Battery that maintains the system s Real Time Clock RTC when the SyncServer s power is off Replace the Lithium Battery...

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Page 125: ...es include but are not limited to the following n Apache Software License n NTP Software License n GNU General Public License n Net SNMP Software License By using the SyncServer the user agrees to the...

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Page 127: ...ocumentation 3 Altered versions must be plainly marked as such and must not be misrepresented as being the original software Since few users ever read sources credits must appear in the documentation...

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Page 145: ...the 86 610x PCB This part is used as a virtual Hard Drive by the ETX Module s x86 pro cessor There is no procedure to clear this memory This part is socketed J3 n U41 is a Xilinx XC2S200 FPGA that is...

Page 146: ...there is no procedure to clear this memory This part is soldered to the PCB n U2 12KB RAM This RAM is embedded in U2 and is used as operating memory The content in this device is volatile and is lost...

Page 147: ...ALABAMA Alexander City 32 57 N 85 57 W Anniston AP 33 35 N 85 51 W Auburn 32 36 N 85 30 W Birmingham AP 33 34 N 86 45 W Decatur 34 37 N 86 59 W Dothan AP 31 19 N 85 27 W Florence AP 34 48 N 87 40 W Ga...

Page 148: ...y AP 41 46 N 124 12 W Downey 33 56 N 118 8 W El Cajon 32 49 N 116 58 W El Cerrito AP S 32 49 N 115 40 W Escondido 33 7 N 117 5 W Eureka Arcata AP 40 59 N 124 6 W Fairfield Trafis AFB 38 16 N 121 56 W...

Page 149: ...20 N 119 18 W Yreka 41 43 N 122 38 W Yuba City 39 8 N 121 36 W COLORADO Alamosa AP 37 27 N 105 52 W Boulder 40 0 N 105 16 W Colorado Springs AP 38 49 N 104 43 W Denver AP 39 45 N 104 52 W Durango 37...

Page 150: ...82 32 W West Palm Beach AP 26 41 N 80 6 W GEORGIA Albany Turner AFB 31 36 N 84 5 W Americus 32 3 N 84 14 W Athens 33 57 N 83 19 W Atlanta AP S 33 39 N 84 26 W Augusta AP 33 22 N 81 58 W Brunswick 31...

Page 151: ...8 52 W Peoria AP 40 40 N 89 41 W Quincy AP 39 57 N 91 12 W Rantoul Chanute AFB 40 18 N 88 8 W Rockford 42 21 N 89 3 W Springfield AP 39 50 N 89 40 W Waukegan 42 21 N 87 53 W INDIANA Anderson 40 6 N 85...

Page 152: ...Garden City AP 37 56 N 100 44 W Goodland AP 39 22 N 101 42 W Great Bend 38 21 N 98 52 W Hutchinson AP 38 4 N 97 52 W Liberal 37 3 N 100 58 W Manhattan Ft Riley S 39 3 N 96 46 W Parsons 37 20 N 95 31 W...

Page 153: ...ter 42 35 N 70 41 W Greenfield 42 3 N 72 4 W Lawrence 42 42 N 71 10 W Lowell 42 39 N 71 19 W New Bedford 41 41 N 70 58 W Pittsfield AP 42 26 N 73 18 W Springfield Westover AFB 42 12 N 72 32 W Taunton...

Page 154: ...5 W Hattiesburg 31 16 N 89 15 W Jackson AP 32 19 N 90 5 W Laurel 31 40 N 89 10 W Mccomb AP 31 15 N 90 28 W Meridian AP 32 20 N 88 45 W Natchez 31 33 N 91 23 W Tupelo 34 16 N 88 46 W Vicksburg Co 32 2...

Page 155: ...latte AP S 41 8 N 100 41 W Omaha AP 41 18 N 95 54 W Scottsbluff AP 41 52 N 103 36 W Sidney AP 41 13 N 103 6 W NEVADA Carson City 39 10 N 119 46 W Elko AP 40 50 N 115 47 W Ely AP S 39 17 N 114 51 W Las...

Page 156: ...ton AP 42 13 N 75 59 W Buffalo AP 42 56 N 78 44 W Cortland 42 36 N 76 11 W Dunkirk 42 29 N 79 16 W Elmira AP 42 10 N 76 54 W Geneva S 42 45 N 76 54 W Glens Falls 43 20 N 73 37 W Gloversville 43 2 N 74...

Page 157: ...46 48 N 102 48 W Fargo AP 46 54 N 96 48 W Grand Forks AP 47 57 N 97 24 W Jamestown AP 46 55 N 98 41 W Minot AP 48 25 N 101 21 W Williston 48 9 N 103 35 W OHIO Akron Canton AP 40 55 N 81 26 W Ashtabula...

Page 158: ...6 9 N 123 53 W Baker AP 44 50 N 117 49 W Bend 44 4 N 121 19 W Corvallis S 44 30 N 123 17 W Eugene AP 44 7 N 123 13 W Grants Pass 42 26 N 123 19 W Klamath Falls AP 42 9 N 121 44 W Medford AP S 42 22 N...

Page 159: ...22 W SOUTH DAKOTA Aberdeen AP 45 27 N 98 26 W Brookings 44 18 N 96 48 W Huron AP 44 23 N 98 13 W Mitchell 43 41 N 98 1 W Pierre AP 44 23 N 100 17 W Rapid City AP S 44 3 N 103 4 W Sioux Falls AP 43 34...

Page 160: ...W Longview 32 28 N 94 44 W Lubbock AP 33 39 N 101 49 W Lufkin AP 31 25 N 94 48 W Mcallen 26 12 N 98 13 W Midland AP S 31 57 N 102 11 W Mineral Wells AP 32 47 N 98 4 W Palestine Co 31 47 N 95 38 W Pamp...

Page 161: ...2 56 W Moses Lake Larson AFB 47 12 N 119 19 W Olympia AP 46 58 N 122 54 W Port Angeles 48 7 N 123 26 W Seattle Boeing Field 47 32 N 122 18 W Seattle Co S 47 39 N 122 18 W Seattle Tacoma AP S 47 27 N 1...

Page 162: ...N 104 13 W Canada ALBERTA Calgary AP 51 6 N 114 1 W Edmonton AP 53 34 N 113 31 W Grande Prairie AP 55 11 N 118 53 W Jasper 52 53 N 118 4 W Lethbridge AP S 49 38 N 112 48 W McMurray AP 56 39 N 111 13 W...

Page 163: ...S 44 39 N 63 34 W Kentville S 45 3 N 64 36 W New Glasgow 45 37 N 62 37 W Sydney AP 46 10 N 60 3 W Truro Co 45 22 N 63 16 W Yarmouth AP 43 50 N 66 5 W ONTARIO Belleville 44 9 N 77 24 W Chatham 42 24 N...

Page 164: ...ld 45 16 N 74 6 W SASKATCHEWAN Estevan AP 49 4 N 103 0 W Moose Jaw AP 50 20 N 105 33 W North Battleford AP 52 46 N 108 15 W Prince Albert AP 53 13 N 105 41 W Regina AP 50 26 N 104 40 W Saskatoon AP S...

Page 165: ...S 38 30 W Sao Paulo 23 33 S 46 38 W BELIZE Belize 17 31 N 88 11 W BULGARIA Sofia 42 42 N 23 20 E BURMA Mandalay 21 59 N 96 6 E Rangoon 16 47 N 96 9 E CAMBODIA Phnom Penh 11 33 N 104 51 E CHILE Punta A...

Page 166: ...nne 4 56 N 52 27 W GERMANY Berlin West 52 27 N 13 18 E Hamburg 53 33 N 9 58 E Hannover 52 24 N 9 40 E Mannheim 49 34 N 8 28 E Munich 48 9 N 11 34 E GHANA Accra 5 33 N 0 12 W GIBRALTAR Gibraltar 36 9 N...

Page 167: ...53 22 N 6 21 W Shannon 52 41 N 8 55 W IRIAN BARAT Manokwari 0 52 S 134 5 E ISRAEL Jerusalem 31 47 N 35 13 E Tel Aviv 32 6 N 34 47 E ITALY Milan 45 27 N 9 17 E Naples 40 53 N 14 18 E Rome 41 48 N 12 3...

Page 168: ...Managua 12 10 N 86 15 W NIGERIA Lagos 6 27 N 3 24 E NORWAY Bergen 60 24 N 5 19 E Oslo 59 56 N 10 44 E PAKISTAN Karachi 24 48 N 66 59 E Lahore 31 35 N 74 20 E Peshwar 34 1 N 71 35 E PANAMA Panama City...

Page 169: ...GAL Dakar 14 42 N 17 29 W SINGAPORE Singapore 1 18 N 103 50 E SOMALIA Mogadiscio 2 2 N 49 19 E SOUTH AFRICA Cape Town 33 56 S 18 29 E Johannesburg 26 11 S 28 3 E Pretoria 25 45 S 28 14 E SOUTH YEMEN A...

Page 170: ...52 29 N 1 56 W Cardiff 51 28 N 3 10 W Edinburgh 55 55 N 3 11 W Glasgow 55 52 N 4 17 W London 51 29 N 0 0 W URUGUAY Montevideo 34 51 S 56 13 W VENEZUELA Caracas 10 30 N 66 56 W Maracaibo 10 39 N 71 36...

Page 171: ...on page 20 Network Ports default settings Network Ports Default Settings Port IP VersionIPv4 Address Link Speed State LAN1IPv4 Static 192 168 0 100Auto NegotiatedEnabled LAN2 Disabled LAN3 Disabled SN...

Page 172: ...Default Settings Configured to Follow Standard NTP Rules TIMING TimeZone Time Zone Default Settings Local Time Zone is set to UTC HardwareClockConfiguration Hardware Clock Configuration Default Setti...

Page 173: ...o Survey mode GPS Antenna Cable Delay nS set to 0 zero nanoseconds IRIG B IRIG B Default Settings Input Mode Auto Output Mode IRIG B with IEEE 1344 extension Output Type UTC Cable Delay 0 zero nanosec...

Page 174: ...Names see Properties of User Names and Passwords on page 20 Alarms Alarms Default Settings Alarms are configured as shown in the table below Alarm Name Severity Auto Clear Send Trap Write Log Send Em...

Page 175: ...50i Major X X X X Timing Oscillator DAC Range Alarm Notify X Timing Rubidium Lock Alarm Rb Models Only Notify X Timing Oscillator Unlock Alarm Notify X Timing Source Change Alarm Notify X Timing Sourc...

Page 176: ...nt State Startup Web Server On Auto NTP On Auto SNMP On Auto SSH On Auto Sysplex On Auto Time On Auto Time UDP On Auto Daytime On Auto Daytime UDP On Auto Telnet Off HTTP HTTP Default Settings n Web S...

Page 177: ...ed SSL 2 0 support if present is removed SSH SSH Security Configuration Default Settings n Protocol SSH 2 Only n Log Level INFO n Server Key Bits 768 bits n Key Regeneration 3600 Seconds Email SMTP Ga...

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Page 179: ...W Clock on page 42 n NTP Config n Input References n Timing Engine on page 181 Introduction to GPS The Global Positioning System GPS is a worldwide radio navigation system formed from a constellation...

Page 180: ...r NTP clients to recognize that an NTP server the SyncServer is present but that it has yet to validate its time from its time sources Once the SyncServer finds a valid source of time and sets its clo...

Page 181: ...TP Prefs on page 40 page affect stratum behavior Timing Engine This is an equivalent term for Hardware Clock Please see the glossary entry for Hardware Clock on page 179 Timing Source A Timing Source...

Page 182: ...Glossary Page 182 997 01520 02 Rev G2...

Page 183: ...55 Alarm Descriptions 58 59 Alarms 26 174 Alarms and Notification 58 116 Apache Software License 125 B Backing Up Restoring Configurations 54 118 C Canada 147 162 CAUTION DHCP Not Available 112 Lithiu...

Page 184: ...Settings for Alarms 116 Failure Detection and Reporting 89 Frequency Reference Power Down Reboot 42 45 G Glossary 179 GNU General Public License 137 GPS 25 173 GPS Receiver 86 Grounding the SyncServe...

Page 185: ...46 MD5 Keys 172 MENU Button 76 Microsemi Customer Assistance 3 6 52 79 88 98 105 106 115 125 N Net SNMP Software License 143 NETWORK Ethernet 27 75 112 NETWORK Ping 33 NETWORK SNMP 31 70 NETWORK SNMP...

Page 186: ...2 Replacing the Battery 122 RESTART button 34 39 Restoring from a Backup File 119 122 Restoring the Factory Default Configuration 110 115 118 119 S Safety Considerations 13 100 Safety Standards 87 Sel...

Page 187: ...53 76 85 108 SYSTEM Tab 52 T Tasks 13 97 TIME Button 42 73 74 Time Zone 172 TIMING 172 TIMING Holdover 23 40 45 49 TIMING HW Clock 42 109 179 181 TIMING Sysplex 47 94 TIMING Time Zone 42 74 Timing Eng...

Page 188: ...WARNING Grounding 98 VDC Power 99 Web Interface 13 19 Web Interface Browser Compatibility 96 Web Interface Troubleshooting 116 WIZARDS 1st Setup 70 WIZARDS Backup 70 85 108 WIZARDS NTP 70 WIZARDS Res...

Page 189: ...Appendix A SNMP MIB The following text comes from the SyncServer s Custom MIB symm smi txt located on the Product Information CD See next page 997 01520 02 Rev G2 Page 189...

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