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Orolia SecureSync 2400 User Manual (589 pages)

Brand: Orolia | Category: Recording Equipment | Size: 13 MB

Table of Contents
5
CHAPTER 1 Product Description

17
- Spectracom Format
  17
- Getting Started
  18
- Securesync Introduction
  18
  - Securesync's Inputs and Outputs
    19
- Securesync Front Panel
  19
  - Status Leds
    20
    
    Blinking Intervals
    20
    
    LED Lighting Patterns
    21
    
    Legend, Individual Leds
    21
  - Front Panel Keypad, and Display
    22
    
    Using the Keypad
    22
    
    Using the Front Panel Display
    23
- Unit Rear Panel
  27
- Option Cards
  29
- Specifications
  38
  - Input Power
    39
  - GNSS Receiver
    39
  - 10 Mhz Output
    40
    
    10 Mhz Output - Oscillator Phase Noise (Dbc/Hz)
    41
  - Multi I/O
    41
  - DCLS Output
    43
    
    1PPS Output
    43
  - 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port (RJ45)
    44
  - 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port (SFP)
    44
  - Serial Port (Rear Panel)
    44
  - USB Serial Port (Front Panel)
    44
    
    Protocols Supported
    44
    
    Mechanical and Environmental Specifications
    45
  - The Securesync Web UI
    46
    
    The Web UI HOME Screen
    46
    
    The INTERFACES Menu
    47
    
    The Configuration MANAGEMENT Menu
    47
    
    The TOOLS Menu
    48
  - Regulatory Compliance
    49
Chapter 2 Setup

51
- Installation Overview
  52
  - Main Installation Steps
    52
- Unpacking and Inventory
  53
- Required Tools and Parts
  54
  - Required GNSS Antenna Components
    54
- Safety
  55
- Mounting the Unit
  57
  - Rack Mounting (Ears)
    58
- Connecting the GNSS Input
  59
- Connecting Network Cables
  60
- Connecting Inputs and Outputs
  61
- Connecting Supply Power
  61
  - Using AC Input Power
    61
  - Hotswap Power Supply
    62
- Powering up the Unit
  63
- Zero Configuration Setup
  64
  - Using Zeroconf
    65
- Setting up an IP Address
  65
- Subnet Mask Values
  71
- Accessing the Web UI
  72
- Configure Network Settings
  74
  - General Network Settings
    75
  - Network Ports
    76
  - Network Services
    78
  - Static Routes
    78
  - Access Rules
    80
  - Https
    81
    
    Accessing the HTTPS Setup Window
    81
    
    2.14.6.2 about HTTPS
    83
    
    2.14.6.3 Supported Certificate Formats
    83
    
    2.14.6.4 Creating an HTTPS Certificate Request
    84
    
    2.14.6.5 Adding HTTPS Subject Alternative Names
    87
    
    2.14.6.6 Requesting an HTTPS Certificate
    88
    
    2.14.6.7 Uploading an X.509 PEM Certificate Text
    90
    
    2.14.6.8 Uploading an HTTPS Certificate File
    91
  - Ssh
    92
  - Snmp
    99
    
    2.14.8.1 SNMP V1/V2C
    103
    
    2.14.8.2 Snmp V3
    105
    
    2.14.8.3 SNMP Traps
    107
  - VLAN Support
    109
  - 2.14.10 System Time Message
    110
    
    2.14.10.1 System Time Message Format
    111
- Configure NTP
  112
  - Checklist NTP Configuration
    112
  - The NTP Setup Screen
    113
  - Dis-/Enabling NTP
    115
  - Viewing NTP Clients
    115
  - Restoring the Default NTP Configuration
    116
  - NTP Output Timescale
    117
  - NTP Reference Configuration
    118
    
    The NTP Stratum Model
    118
    
    2.15.7.2 Configuring "NTP Stratum 1" Operation
    119
    
    2.15.7.3 Configuring "NTP Stratum Synchronization
    120
  - NTP Servers and Peers
    121
    
    The NTP Servers and NTP Peers Panels
    122
    
    2.15.8.2 NTP Servers: Adding, Configuring, Removing
    123
    
    2.15.8.3 NTP Peers: Adding, Configuring, Removing
    125
  - NTP Authentication
    127
    
    NTP: Symmetric Keys (MD5)
    127
  - 2.15.10 NTP Access Restrictions
    130
  - Enabling/Disabling NTP Broadcasting
    132
  - 2.15.12 NTP over Anycast
    133
    
    Configuring NTP over Anycast (General Settings)
    134
    
    Configuring NTP over Anycast (OSPF Ipv4)
    135
    
    Configuring NTP over Anycast (OSPF Ipv6)
    136
    
    Configuring NTP over Anycast (BGP)
    137
    
    2.15.12.5 Configuring Anycast Via NTP Expert Mode
    138
    
    2.15.12.6 Testing NTP over Anycast
    141
  - 2.15.13 NTP Orphan Mode
    141
  - 2.15.14 Host Disciplining
    142
  - 2.15.15 NTP Expert Mode
    142
  - 2.15.16 Orolia Technical Support for NTP
    145
- Configuring PTP
  145
  - The PTP Screen
    146
    
    The PTP Settings Panel
    147
    
    The PTP Statistics Panel
    149
  - Enabling/Disabling PTP
    150
  - General Configuration Notes
    150
- GPSD Setup
  150
- Configurable Connectors
  152
  - Bnc Dcls out
    152
  - DB15 Multi I/O
    152
  - Assigning Signals
    154
  - Network Ports
    156
- Configuring Input References
  156
  - How to Configure an Input Reference
    156
  - Configure a 1PPS Input
    157
  - Configure an ASCII Input
    158
    
    Configure a Havequick Input
    161
    
    Configuring an IRIG Input
    162
  - Configuring Outputs
    164
    
    How to Configure an Output
    164
    
    Configuring a 1PPS Output
    165
    
    2.20.3 Configuring the 10 Mhz Output
    166
    
    Configure an ASCII Output
    167
    
    Configuring a GPIO Output
    169
    
    Configuring a Havequick Output
    170
    
    Configuring an IRIG Output
    172
    
    2.20.8 the Outputs Screen
    175
    
    The 1PPS and 10 Mhz Outputs
    175
  - The Option Cards Screen
    176
  - Signature Control
    177
CHAPTER 3 Managing Time

181
- The Time Management Screen
  182
- System Time
  183
  - System Time
    184
    
    Configuring the System Time
    184
    
    Timescales
    185
    
    Manually Setting the Time
    187
    
    Using Battery Backed Time on Startup
    189
  - Timescale Offset(S)
    191
    
    Configuring a Timescale Offset
    191
  - Leap Seconds
    192
    
    Reasons for a Leap Second Correction
    192
    
    Leap Second Alert Notification
    193
    
    Leap Second Correction Sequence
    194
    
    Configuring a Leap Second
    194
  - Local Clock(S), DST
    195
    
    Adding a Local Clock
    195
    
    DST Examples
    197
    
    DST and UTC, GMT
    198
- Managing References
  199
  - Input Reference Priorities
    199
    
    Configuring Input Reference Priorities
    200
    
    The "Local System" Reference
    203
    
    The "User/User" Reference
    204
    
    Reference Priorities: EXAMPLES
    207
  - Reference Qualification and Validation
    210
    
    Reference Monitoring: Phase
    210
    
    Broadshield
    211
  - The GNSS Reference
    219
    
    Reviewing the GNSS Reference Status
    220
    
    Determining Your GNSS Receiver Model
    224
    
    Selecting a GNSS Receiver Mode
    225
    
    Setting GNSS Receiver Dynamics
    228
    
    Performing a GNSS Receiver Survey
    230
    
    GNSS Receiver Offset
    231
    
    Resetting the GNSS Receiver
    232
    
    Deleting the GNSS Receiver Position
    233
    
    Manually Setting the GNSS Position
    235
    
    3.3.3.10 GNSS Constellations
    237
- Holdover Mode
  240
- Managing the Oscillator
  244
  - Oscillator Types
    245
  - Configuring the Oscillator
    246
  - Time Figure of Merit (TFOM)
    247
  - Monitoring the Oscillator
    249
  - Oscillator Logs
    251
CHAPTER 4 System Administration

253
- Powering Up/Shutting down
  254
  - Powering up the Unit
    254
  - Shutting down the Unit
    254
  - Issuing the HALT Command before Removing Power
    255
  - Rebooting the System
    256
- Notifications
  257
  - Configuring Notifications
    258
- Notification Event Types
  260
  - Timing Tab: Events
    260
  - GPS Tab: Events
    260
  - System Tab: Events
    261
- Configuring GPS Notification Alarm Thresholds
  261
- Setting up SNMP Notifications
  263
- Setting up Email Notifications
  263
- Managing Users and Security
  266
  - Managing User Accounts
    266
    
    Types of Accounts
    266
    
    About "User" Account Permissions
    266
    
    Rules for Usernames
    268
    
    Adding/Deleting/Changing User Accounts
    268
  - Managing Passwords
    271
    
    Configuring Password Policies
    271
    
    The Administrator Password
    272
    
    Lost Password
    273
  - Web UI Timeout
    275
  - LDAP Authentication
    276
  - RADIUS Authentication
    283
    
    Enabling/Disabling RADIUS
    283
    
    Adding/Removing a RADIUS Server
    284
  - TACACS+ Authentication
    287
    
    Enabling/Disabling TACACS
    287
    
    Adding/Removing a TACACS+ Server
    288
  - HTTPS Security Levels
    289
- Miscellanous Typical Configuration Tasks
  290
  - REST API Configuration
    290
  - Configuring the Front Panel
    290
    
    To Change the Time Display on the Front Panel
    291
    
    To Lock or Unlock the Front Panel
    291
  - Creating a Login Banner
    291
  - Show Clock
    293
  - Product Registration
    294
  - Synchronizing Network Pcs
    294
- Quality Management
  295
  - System Monitoring
    295
    
    Status Monitoring Via Front Panel
    295
    
    Status Monitoring Via the Web UI
    296
    
    Status Monitoring of Input References
    299
    
    Reference Monitoring: Phase
    300
    
    Ethernet Monitoring
    302
    
    Outputs Status Monitoring
    302
    
    Monitoring the Oscillator
    305
    
    Monitoring the Status of Option Cards
    308
    
    NTP Status Monitoring
    310
    
    Temperature Management
    315
  - Logs
    319
    
    Types of Logs
    320
    
    The Logs Screen
    324
    
    Displaying Individual Logs
    326
    
    Saving and Downloading Logs
    326
    
    Setting up a Remote Log Server
    327
    
    Clearing All Logs
    329
- Updates and Licenses
  329
  - Software Updates
    329
  - Applying a License File
    331
- Backing-Up and Restoring Configuration Files
  332
Appendix

341
- Troubleshooting
  342
- Option Cards
  349
  - Accessing Option Cards Settings Via the Web UI
    349
    
    Web UI Navigation: Option Cards
    349
    
    Viewing Input/Output Configuration Settings
    350
    
    Configuring Option Card Inputs/Outputs
    352
    
    Viewing an Input/Output Signal State
    353
    
    Verifying the Validity of an Input Signal
    354
  - Option Card Field Installation Instructions
    355
    
    Field Installation: Introduction
    355
    
    Outline of the Installation Procedure
    355
    
    Safety
    356
    
    1]: Unpacking
    356
    
    2]: Saving Refererence Priority Configuration
    357
    
    3]: Determining the Installation Procedure
    358
    
    4]: Slot 1 & 2 Installation
    360
    
    5]: Bottom Slot Installation
    362
    
    6]: Top Slot Installation, Bottom Slot Empty
    363
    
    5.2.2.10 [7]: Top Slot Installation, Bottom Slot Occupied
    365
    
    8]: Frequency Output Cards: Wiring
    367
    
    5.2.2.12 [9]: Verifying HW Detection and SW Update
    368
    
    5.2.2.13 [10]: Restoring Reference Priority Configuration
    369
  - Time and Frequency Option Cards
    369
    
    1PPS out [1204-18, -19, -21, -2B]
    370
    
    1PPS In/Out [1204-28]
    374
    
    1PPS In/Out, 10 Mhz in [1204-01, -03]
    379
    
    Frequency out [1204-08, -1C, -26]
    386
    
    Programmable Frequency out [1204-13, -2F, -30]
    389
    
    Programmable Square Wave out [1204-17]
    394
    
    Simulcast (Ctcss/Data Clock)
    397
  - Telecom Option Cards
    406
    
    T1/E1 out [1204-09, -0A, -4C, -53]
    406
  - Time Code Option Cards
    413
    
    IRIG out [1204-15, -1E, -22]
    413
    
    IRIG In/Out [1204-05, -27]
    419
    
    Optical Connector: ST
    420
    
    Accuracy: See "IRIG Output Accuracy Specifications" on Page
    420
    
    STANAG out [1204-11, -25]
    434
    
    STANAG in [1204-1D, -24]
    441
    
    Maximum Number of Cards
    442
    
    HAVE QUICK out [1204-10, -1B]
    449
    
    Signal Type and Connector: RS-485 Levels (Terminal Block)
    450
    
    Output Load Impedance: 120 Ω
    451
    
    Maximum Number of Cards
    451
    
    HAVE QUICK In/Out [1204-29]
    455
    
    ASCII Time Code In/Out [1204-02, -04]
    461
  - Network Interface Option Cards
    474
    
    NTP and Networking [4A, 49]
    474
    
    PTP Grandmaster [1204-32]
    478
  - Miscellaneous Option Cards
    494
    
    STL Option Module [1204-3E]
    495
    
    Alarm Relay out [1204-0F]
    503
    
    NENA-Compliant Option Card [-1F]
    508
    
    Revertive Selector Card [1204-2E]
    519
    
    Event Broadcast [1204-23]
    521
- Command-Line Interface
  529
  - Setting up a Terminal Emulator
    529
  - CLI Commands
    530
- Time Code Data Formats
  535
  - NMEA GGA Message
    535
  - NMEA RMC Message
    536
  - NMEA ZDA Message
    537
  - Spectracom Format 0
    538
  - Spectracom Format 1S
    541
  - Spectracom Format 2
    542
  - Spectracom Format 3
    545
  - Spectracom Format 4
    546
  - Spectracom Format 7
    548
  - Spectracom Format 8
    549
  - Spectracom Format 9
    551
    
    Format 9S
    551
  - Spectracom Epsilon Formats
    552
    
    Spectracom Epsilon TOD 1
    552
    
    Spectracom Epsilon TOD
    553
  - BBC Message Formats
    553
    
    Format BBC-01
    553
    
    Format BBC-02
    554
    
    5.4.14.3 Format BBC-03 PSTN
    556
    
    Format BBC-04
    557
    
    Format BBC-05 (NMEA RMC Message)
    558
  - GSSIP Message Format
    559
  - Endrun Formats
    560
    
    Endrun Time Format
    560
    
    5.4.16.2 Endrunx (Extended) Time Format
    561
- IRIG Standards and Specifications
  562
  - About the IRIG Output Resolution
    562
  - IRIG Carrier Frequencies
    562
  - IRIG B Output
    567
    
    FAA IRIG B Code Description
    570
  - IRIG E Output
    574
  - IRIG Output Accuracy Specifications
    578
- Technical Support
  579
  - Regional Contact
    579
- Return Shipments
  580
- List of Tables
  580
- List of Images
  582
- Document Revision History
  584

Orolia SecureSync 2400 Getting Started Manual (33 pages)

Brand: Orolia | Category: GPS | Size: 2 MB

About this Guide

3
- Table of Contents
  5
Product Overview

7
- Securesync Front Panel
  7
  - Front Panel Keypad, and Display
    7
    
    Using the Keypad
    8
    
    Using the Front Panel Display
    8
- Unit Rear Panel
  13
- Interfaces
  14
  - GNSS Receiver
    14
  - 10 Mhz Output
    14
  - Multi I/O
    15
  - DCLS Output
    16
    
    1PPS Output
    16
  - 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port (RJ45)
    17
  - 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port (SFP)
    17
  - RS-232 Serial Port (Rear Panel)
    17
  - USB Serial Port (Front Panel)
    17
  - Input Power
    17
- The Securesync Web UI
  18
  - The Web UI HOME Screen
    18
Installation

21
- Main Installation Steps
  21
- Safety
  21
- Unpacking and Inventory
  23
- Required Tools and Parts
  24
  - Required GNSS Antenna Components
    24
- Mounting the Unit
  24
  - Rack Mounting (Ears)
    25
- Connecting Network Cables
  26
- Connecting the GNSS Input
  27
- Powering up the Unit
  27
  - Hotswap Power Supply
    28
- Network Setup
  29
  - Network Connection (Common Tasks)
    30
Technical Support

33
- Regional Contact
  33

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