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When DCLS is selected any IRIG B12X signal physically connected to
the MJTE will be ignored. DCLS is an IRIG B00x TTL time code
stream.
There are several choices to make when using DCLS. The input
selection may be either single-ended TTL (
TTL
) or differential RS485
(
DIFF
). Once more, these choices are mutually exclusive. That is, if
TTL is chosen any differential input will be ignored and vice versa.
It is also possible to invert the TLL or Differential signal if necessary, to normalize the DCLS
time code stream.
These selections are instantaneous, are saved to MJTE flash, and become the new defaults.
An IRIG reference can never be used as a transfer standard when the MJTE is used as a PTP
Master Clock. PTP must report UTC time, IRIG time is generally reported at local time.
3.4.5
IRIG Delay Compensation
The IRIG Delay Compensation is an offset to the IRIG B12x received as a time reference by the
MJTE. This setting adds 125 nS to the received time for
each integer value entered (#x125 ns). For example,
entering a value of 10 adds 1.25 microseconds to the
received IRIG B12x time. The offset value is not entered
until the
Change
button is clicked. This value will also be
saved to MJTE flash and will survive a power cycle.
3.4.6
1PPS Reference
The 1PPS reference is a clock input having a frequency of 1 pulse per
second. It is presumed that this reference is clock is precisely at one tick
per second and can be used as a precision time reference. There are two
inputs that may be chosen mutually exclusively, single-ended
TTL
or
differential (
DIFF
). By selecting the
Invert
check box, this input will
invert the phase of the signal used by the MJTE.
These values are instantaneous, are saved to MJTE flash, and become the
defaults.
3.4.7
GPS Reference
The GPS is an optional reference and must be included at the time of order.
This is not a field upgrade. If present, one may select the
Dynamics Mode
by which the GPS Kalman filter evaluates a position and time solution.
Stationary is the tightest tolerance and yields a circular error position of
approximately 3 meters. Each other selection indicates greater and higher
acceleration motion. For the GPS to provide a sustainable lock condition,
the tolerance of error must be increased (the dynamics mode) to accommodate the anticipated
motion vectors.
Any value selected is instantaneous, will be saved to MJTE flash and becomes the new default.