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Chapter 2
Configuration Setup
3. Crimp a #10 (4mm) UL listed Ring Lug to one end of the 4 mm² / 16 AWG
green/yellow stripped wire and connect it to the TimeProvider 100
Grounding\Terminal
between the two flat washers.
4. Clean the connection point on the rack to a bright finish and coat it with an
electrically conductive antioxidant compound such as Kopr-shield spray.
5. Crimp the other end of the green/ yellow stripped wire to a ¼" (6mm) UL listed
Ring Lug and connect to the Earth Grounding terminals using an external star
lock washer between the Ring Lug and rack or earthing point to be grounded.
6. Connect the Ring Lug to the rack or grounding rod by means in accordance with
Local Electrical Codes. Do not connect multiple connectors to the same screw
assembly.
Configuration Setup
Setting up the TimeProvider 100 to receive GPS satellite signals to provide 10MHz
and 1 PPS output signals and four channels of E1 requires very few steps. The
high-level steps needed are:
Apply power to the TimeProvider 100.
Configure the network address of the TimeProvider 100, and confirm successful
connectivity.
Configure TimeProvider 100 signal outputs.
Configure GPS signaling.
After making configuration changes, always use the
command to save the latest configuration. See
more information.
The configuration actions performed in this section are stored in non-volatile
memory and are retained when the unit is power-cycled.
Apply Power
The TimeProvider 100 should be connected to -48/-60 nominal VDC Mains through
the Branch Circuit Over-Current Protection Device with a maximum 1 amp fuse.
TimeProvider 100 is intended for installation in a Restricted Access Location in
Accordance with Articles 110-26, 110-27 or the National Electric Code
ANSI/NFPA70, or per the applicable code in the country of installation. To connect
power leads to the shelf, follow these steps:
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TimeProvider 100 User's Guide
using the 4mm kept nut supplied. Clamp the Ring Lug
set configuration save
set
configuration, on page 72 for
098-00106-000 Revision A – March, 2009
CLI
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