Chapter 1 Overview
Functional Overview
With password-protected management capability, TimeProvider 100 can be
configured and monitored using the Command-Line Interface (CLI) accessible
locally with the RS232 connection or remotely via a Telnet connection to enable
rapid migration from Time-Division Multiplexing (TDM)-based to packet-based
timing and synchronization solutions. TimeProvider 100 supports remote
configuration of system settings, automating saving and restoration, and installation
of new software when needed.
Functional Overview
The primary function of TimeProvider 100 is to provide the following GPS
disciplined frequency and timing signals:
10 MHz sine wave
1 PPS (pulse per second)
2.048 MHz square wave
2.048 Mbps E1 (framed and unframed)
In addition, TimeProvider 100 provides the following functions:
Command line interface (CLI)
SNMP traps reporting
SNMP management interface (future)
Logging of alarms and events
Logging all user commands
Monitoring of DC power voltages, GPS cable connection, GPS engine states,
and PLL states.
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TimeProvider 100 User's Guide
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