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EndRun Ninja User Manual (150 pages)

Time Server, GPS-Synchronized

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Preface
3
About Endrun Technologies
3
Trademark Acknowledgements
3
Endrun Contact Information
3
About this Manual
4
Warranty
4
Extended Warranty
4
Limitation of Warranty
4
Warranty Repair
5
Repair after Warranty Expiration
5
Limitation of Liability
5
Table of Contents
6
Chapter One - Introduction

15
- Main Features
  15
  - Robust GPS Receiver
    15
  - Highly-Reliable Design
    15
  - Standard Features
    16
  - Additional Outputs
    16
  - Secure Network Interface
    16
  - Free FLASH Upgrades
    16
- Time Synchronization Components
  16
- GPS Timing-How It Works
  17
- Where to Use It
  18
- Client/Slave Software
  18
Chapter Two - Basic Installation

19
- Checking and Identifying the Hardware
  19
- Ninja Physical Description
  20
  - Configuration Label
    21
- Performing a Site Survey
  21
- Installing the Ninja
  23
  - Mount the Ninja
    23
  - Connecting the DC Power
    24
  - Connecting the AC Power Option
    24
  - Connecting and Configuring Ethernet
    25
  - Configuring Ethernet with the Serial Port
    25
    
    Connect the RS-232 Serial I/O Port
    25
    
    Test the Serial Port
    26
    
    Using Netconfig to Set up Your IP
    27
  - Verify Network Configuration
    28
  - Check Network Operation
    29
  - Using SSH
    30
  - Using Telnet
    30
  - Using HTTPS
    31
- Connecting Instruments to the Ninja
  32
Chapter Three - Console Port Control and Status

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- Console Ports
  33
- General Linux Operation
  33
- Available User Commands
  34
- Detailed Command Descriptions
  37
  - Accessconfig
    37
  - Antfltmask
    37
  - Caldelay
    37
  - Clearalmanac
    37
  - Cpuio
    37
  - Cpuioconfig
    38
  - Cpustat
    38
  - Dumpalmanac
    38
  - Dumpephemeris
    39
  - Faultstat
    39
  - Gpsdynmode
    39
  - Gpsionoinfo
    40
  - Gpslastfix
    40
- Gpsrefpos
  40
- Gpsrefpos_Ecef
  41
- Gpsreset
  41
- Gpsstat
  41
- Gpstrkstat
  42
  - System Oscillator DAC
    42
- Gpsutcinfo
  43
- Gpsversion
  43
- Help
  43
- Inetdconfig
  44
- Kernelversion
  44
- Netconfig
  44
- Ntpconfig
  45
- Ntpstat
  45
- Oscctrlstat
  46
- Passwd
  47
- Rcvrserialnumber
  47
- Rcvrstat
  47
- Resetlastgpswn
  47
- Resetleaphistory
  47
- Setantfltmask
  48
- Setcaldelay
  48
- Setgpsdynmode
  48
- Setgpsrefpos
  48
- Setsigfltmask
  49
- Settfomfltlvl 6
  49
- Sigfltmask
  49
- Syskernel
  49
- Sysosctype
  50
- Sysrootfs
  50
- Sysstat
  50
- Systemio
  51
- Systemioconfig
  51
- Systimemode
  51
  - Systimemodeconfig
    51
  - Sysversion
    52
  - Tfomfltlvl
    52
  - Triggerppo (Optional)
    52
  - Updatekernelflag
    52
  - Updaterootflag
    52
  - Upgradekernel
    53
  - Upgradercvr
    53
  - Upgradercvrfpga
    53
  - Upgraderootfs
    53
Chapter Four - Hyper Text Transport Protocol (HTTP/HTTPS)

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- Interface Description
  55
  - Navigation
    56
- Configure HTTPS
  57
  - Configure HTTPS Only for Ipv4
    57
  - Configure HTTPS Only for Ipv6
    58
- Security
  58
  - Restrict Access
    58
  - Configure Certificate and Key
    59
Chapter Five Security

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- Linux Operating System
  62
- Restrict Access
  62
  - Restrict Access - Telnet, SSH and SNMP
    62
- Enable/Disable Protocols
  63
- Openssh
  65
  - Configure Keys
    65
- Http/Https
  66
- Ntp
  66
- Network Security Vulnerabilities
  66
Chapter Six - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

67
Chapter Seven - Network Time Protocol (NTP)

73
Chapter Eight - Ipv6 Information

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- Ipv6 Capabilities
  85
  - Openssh
    85
  - Hiawatha HTTPS
    85
  - Net-SNMP
    85
  - Ntp
    85
  - Ipv4-Only Protocols
    86
Chapter Nine - Inputs/Outputs (I/O)

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- Standard I/O
  87
  - Antenna Jack
    87
  - Ethernet Port
    87
  - Serial I/O Port
    87
  - DC Power Input Jack
    87
- Output Options
  88
  - Configuration Label
    88
  - PPS Option
    88
  - IRIG-AM Option
    89
  - Programmable Pulse Output (PPO) Option
    89
    
    Trigger PPO Function
    90
  - Alarm Option
    91
Chapter Ten - Optional Precision Time Protocol (PTP/IEEE-1588)

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- About PTP
  93
- PTP Configuration and Status
  94
  - Default PTP Configuration Settings
    94
  - PTP Configuration
    94
  - PTP Status
    97
- PTP Operation
  98
- About PTP Seconds
  100
- Disable the PTP Protocol
  100
  - Re-Enable PTP
    100
Appendix A - Time Figure of Merit (TFOM)

101
Appendix B - Upgrading the Firmware

103
- Upgrade Via the Console Port
  103
Appendix C - Helpful Linux Information

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- Linux Users
  111
- Linux Commands
  111
  - Detailed Information Is Available
    111
  - Change Password
    112
  - List Active Processes
    112
  - NTP Monitoring and Troubleshooting
    112
- Text Editors
  113
- Change Log-In Banners
  113
- Query and Change Ethernet Port
  113
- Redirect Syslog Files to Remote Host
  114
Appendix D - Third-Party Software

115
- GNU General Public License
  115
- NTP Software License
  116
- Hiawatha Software License
  117
- Linuxptp Software License
  117
Appendix E - Installing the GPS Antenna

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- Antenna Location
  119
- GPS Antenna Kit
  120
- About Coax Cable
  120
- Long Cable Runs
  121
  - Recommended Cable
    121
  - Using GPS Low-Noise Amplifiers (Lnas)
    121
    
    Using Two or Three Lnas
    122
- Other Accessories
  123
  - Lightning Arrestor
    123
  - Signal Splitters
    123
- Calibrate Your Receiver
  124
- GPS Signal
  124
- Mounting on a Rooftop
  125
- Obtaining a Reference Position
  125
- About WGS-84 Height
  125
Appendix F - Leap Seconds

129
- Automatic Leap Second Insertion
  129
- Background Information
  129
Appendix G - System Faults

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- Overview
  131
  - Masking Faults
    131
- Fault Definitions
  131
- GPS Receiver FPGA Configuration
  132
- GPS Receiver FLASH Writes
  132
- GPS Reference Time
  132
- GPS Receiver Oscillator
  132
- NTP Polling
  132
- GPS Communication
  132
Appendix H - Time Code Formats

133
- Irig-B122/002
  133
- Irig-B123/003
  133
- IRIG-B120/000 (IEEE-Standard 1344-1995)
  133
- IEEE-1344 Bit Definition
  134
- Background
  135
Appendix I - Operation with a GPS Simulator

135
- Console Port Commands
  135
  - Clearalmanac
    135
  - Resetlastgpswn
    136
  - Resetleaphistory
    137
Appendix J - Specifications

139
- Optional Outputs
  142
- Compliance
  143
Special Modifications - Changes for Customer Requirements

147

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Table of Contents

Chapter One - Introduction

Chapter Two - Basic Installation

Chapter Three - Console Port Control and Status

Chapter Four - Hyper Text Transport Protocol (HTTP/HTTPS)

Chapter Five Security

Chapter Six - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

Chapter Seven - Network Time Protocol (NTP)

Chapter Eight - Ipv6 Information

Chapter Nine - Inputs/Outputs (I/O)

Chapter Ten - Optional Precision Time Protocol (PTP/IEEE-1588)

Appendix A - Time Figure of Merit (TFOM)

Appendix B - Upgrading the Firmware

Appendix C - Helpful Linux Information

Appendix D - Third-Party Software

Appendix E - Installing the GPS Antenna

Appendix F - Leap Seconds

Appendix G - System Faults

Appendix H - Time Code Formats

Appendix I - Operation with a GPS Simulator

Appendix J - Specifications

Special Modifications - Changes for Customer Requirements

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