Spectracom 9183 GPS Master Clock Manuals

Spectracom 9183 GPS Master Clock Manuals

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Spectracom 9183 Instruction Manual

Spectracom 9183 Instruction Manual (246 pages)

NetClock/GPS Master Clock

Brand: Spectracom | Category: Clock | Size: 7 MB

Table of Contents

Section 1

4
- Table of Contents
  4
- General Information
  11
- Introduction
  11
- Warranty Information and Product Support
  12
- Unpacking
  13
- Package Contents
  13
- Protocols Supported
  14
- 10/100 Ethernet Port
  14
- Serial Setup Interface Port
  14
- Receiver
  14
- Model 9183 Specifications
  14
- Communication Port
  15
- Output
  15
- Front Panel Display
  16
- Front Panel LED Indicators
  16
- Relay Outputs
  16
- IRIG Output
  16
- 1PPS Output
  17
- Frequency Output
  17
- Input Power
  18
- Mechanical and Environmental
  18
- Agency Approvals
  18
- Installation
  19
- Installation Summary
  19
- Table 2-1: Time Zone Offsets Available for Data Outputs
  20
- Required Tools and Cables
  21
- Power and Ground Connection
  21
- GPS Antenna Installation
  22
- Antenna Cable for Outdoor Antenna
  22
- Cable Lengths
  22
- Model 8224 GPS Splitter
  23
- Model 8226 Impulse Suppressor
  23
- Figure 2-1: Cabling Recommendations
  23
- Figure 2-3: Model 8227 Inline Amplifier
  24
- Figure 2-2: Model 8226 Impulse Suppressor
  24
- Model 8227 GPS Inline Amplifier
  24
- Ethernet Network Cabling
  25
- Optional CNC3000 Cable Kit
  25
- Remote Port and Serial Comm Port Output Pin-Outs and Wiring
  26
- Serial Comm Ports
  26
- Figure 2-4: Serial Port Connector
  26
- Remote Port
  27
- Figure 2-5: Remote Outputs
  27
- Table 2-2: Serial Port Pin Assignments
  27
- Remote Output Usage
  28
- Guidelines
  28
- Figure 2-6: RS-485 Output
  28
- Table 2-3: Cable Sources for RS-485 Lines over 1500 Feet
  28
- Connection Method
  29
- Figure 2-7: One-Way Bus Installation
  29
- Table 2-4: Cable Sources for RS-485 Lines under 1500 Feet
  29
- Figure 2-8: Split Bus Configuration
  30
- Figure 2-9: Wire Strain Relief
  31
- Figure 2-10: Timeview RS-485 Interface
  32
- Figure 2-11: Model 8179T Timetap RS-485 Interface
  32
- Figure 2-12: Model 9188 RS-485 Interface
  33
- Figure 2-13: Timeburst RS-485 Interface
  33
- Termination
  34
- Product Configuration
  35
- Network Configuration
  35
- To Configure the Product to Work on a Network Via the Serial Setup Port
  36
- Figure 3-1: Serial Setup Interface Port Connector
  36
- Initial Network Setup
  37
- Default and Recommended Configurations
  40
- Login
  41
- Figure 3-2: Log-In Permissions
  42
- Figure 3-3: Configuration Mode Log-In
  43
- Figure 3-4: Administrator Mode Log-In
  43
- To Change the Default Login Password Values
  44
- To Reset the Current Login Password Values Back to the Factory Default Values
  45
- Alarms
  46
- Alarm Outputs
  46
- Alarm Log
  46
- Figure 3-5: Alarm Setup Screen
  47
- Event Timer
  48
- Configuring the Event Timer
  48
- Figure 3-6: Event Timer Relay Screen
  48
- Figure 3-7: Event Timer Relay Screen
  49
- Front Panel Display
  52
- Figure 3-8: Front Panel Display Screen
  52
- Gps
  55
- Figure 3-9: GPS Set-Up Screen
  55
- Set System Mode
  56
- Figure 3-10: Set System Mode
  57
- Figure 3-11: GPS Signal Status Setup Screen
  58
- GPS Signal Status
  58
- Interface Setup
  63
- Configuration Parameters for the Remote and Serial Interfaces
  63
- Figure 3-12: Interface Screen
  64
- Set to Defaults" Web Browser User Interface
  65
- Figure 3-13: Restore Interface Setup Back to Factory Defaults
  66
- IRIG Port
  67
- Figure 3-14: IRIG Screen
  67
- Figure 3-15: IRIG Output Level
  68
- IRIG B Output
  70
- Figure 3-16: IRIG B Time Code Description
  70
- Table 3-3: IRIG B Control Function Field
  72
- IRIG E Output
  73
- Figure 3-17: IRIG E Time Code Description
  75
- Table 3-4: IRIG E Control Function Field
  77
- Local System Clocks Setup
  78
- Figure 3-18: Local System Clocks Setup Screen
  78
- Figure 3-19: Time Zone and DST Setup Screen
  79
- Time Zone and DST
  81
- Logs
  84
- Table 3-5: Descriptions of Logs
  84
- Display Alarm Log
  85
- Display Dial-Out Log (Applicable Only to Units with Option 3 - Modem)
  86
- Display Event Relay Log
  89
- GPS Qualification Log
  89
- Display Operational Log
  91
- Display Oscillator Log
  93
- Ntp/Sntp
  96
- Configure NTP
  96
- Figure 3-20: NTP Screen
  96
- NTP Support
  98
- Application Note: MD5 Authentication Using a Cisco Router
  98
- NTP Statistics
  99
- Figure 3-21: NTP Statistics
  99
- Figure 3-22: Relay Output Screen
  102
- Relays
  102
- Configuring the Relays
  102
- Security
  104
- Security Overview
  104
- Configuring SSH
  104
- Figure 3-23: SSH Configuration Screen
  105
- Figure 3-24: Creating SSH Host Key Files
  106
- Figure 3-25: Selecting SSH Authentication Modes
  108
- Figure 3-26: Adding SSH Public Key to Authorized Keys
  109
- Figure 3-27: Adding a New SSH Public Key File
  111
- Configuring HTTPS
  114
- Restoring Self Signed Certificates and Private Keys
  115
- Figure 3-28: Deleting SSL Certificate, Certificate Request and Private Key Files
  115
- Figure 3-29: Restoring User's Self Signed Certificate and Private Key Files
  115
- Creating Self Signed Certificates, a Private Key, and a Certificate Request
  116
- Figure 3-30: Creating a New Certificate Request and Self Signed Certificate
  116
- Figure 3-31: a New Certificate Request and Self Signed Certificate
  117
- Requesting Certificate Authority Certificates
  117
- Installing Certificates
  118
- Figure 3-32: Installing a New Certificate
  118
- Using Externally Generated Certificates
  119
- What to Do if You Cannot Get into a Secure Spectracom Product
  120
- Figure 3-33: Using External Certificate
  120
- Signature Control for the Frequency Output
  122
- Figure 3-34: Signature Control Configuration Page
  123
- Snmp
  124
- SNMP Configuration
  124
- Figure 3-35: Snmpv1 Setup Screen
  124
- Spectracom MIB
  129
- SNMP Support
  129
- System Status
  130
- Dynamic System Information
  130
- Static System Information
  131
- System Test Results
  131
- System Features and Options
  133
- System Time
  134
- Figure 3-36: System Time
  134
- Variable Holdover
  136
- Table 3-6: Estimated Oscillator Error Rates
  136
- Table 3-7: Minimum and Maximum Allowable Holdover Values
  136
- Setting the Variable Holdover Value for a TCXO Oscillator
  137
- Figure 3-37: TCXO Variable Holdover Configuration
  137
- Figure 3-38: OCXO and Rb Oscillator Variable Holdover Configuration
  138
- Setting the Variable Holdover Value for an OCXO or Rubidium Oscillator
  138
- Operation
  141
- Front Panel
  141
- Figure 4-1: Front Panel Display
  142
- Status Indicator
  143
- Table 4-1: Status Indicator
  143
- Rear Panel
  144
- Figure 4-2: Rear Panel Illustration
  145
- Leap Second Alert Notification
  146
- Leap Second Occurrence
  146
- Reasons for a Leap Second Correction
  146
- Sequence of a Leap Second Correction Being Applied
  147
- Figure 4-3: Negative Leap Second Indication
  147
- Figure 4-4: Positive Leap Second Indication
  147
- Troubleshooting
  149
- Front Panel Power and Sync Lamps
  149
- Table 5-1: Status of Front Panel Power and Sync Lampsfront Panel LAN Connector
  149
- Table 5-2: Status of Front Panel LAN Connector
  150
- Verify Operation of a Serial Port
  151
- Verify Operation of a Spectracom Timetap
  151
- GPS Reception
  151
- No GPS Reception
  152
- Table 5-3: Typical Antenna Cable Resistance Values
  152
- Low GPS Quality
  153
- Modem Dial-Out (Option 3) Troubleshooting
  154
- Test 1: to Verify Modem Is Dialing and Connecting to NIST in Stand- Alone Mode:5-6
  154
- Test 2: to Verify Operation of the Modem While Connected to the Netclock
  156
- Customer Service
  158
- Serial Data Formats
  159
- Format 1
  159
- Format 2
  161
- Format 3
  161
- Format 90
  161
- Table 6-1: Table of Quality Indicators
  164
- Setup Port Commands
  173
- Table 7-1: Alphabetical List of Commands
  174
- Fpd
  175
- Frq
  177
- Help
  178
- Irig
  179
- Login
  180
- Logout
  181
- Ltc
  182
- Mdo
  184
- Mdo Help <Enter
  184
- Mdo Avg <On|Off> <#|Auto> <Enter
  184
- Mdo Log <Normal|Debug> <Enter
  184
- Mdo Stat [Reset] <Enter
  184
- Net
  185
- Net Gateway
  186
- Net Help
  188
- Net Ip
  189
- Net Mac
  190
- Net Mask
  191
- Net Show
  192
- Net Http
  192
- Opt
  194
- Reboot [Bootloader]
  195
- Rem
  196
- Sec
  197
- Sec Help
  198
- Sec Level
  199
- Sec Password
  200
- Ser
  201
- Update
  202
- Update App
  203
- Update Boot
  204
- Update Csl
  205
- Update Kern
  206
- Update Help
  207
- Options
  209
- Option 3: Modem
  209
- Option 3 Basics
  209
- Modem Installation
  210
- Modem Dial-Out Setup
  210
- Modem Test Call
  211
- Time Sync Call
  211
- Time Verification Call
  211
- Calibration Call
  211
- Modem Dial-Out CONFIGURE Page
  212
- Figure 8-1: Modem Dial-Out CONFIGURE Screen
  212
- Modem Dial-Out DIALOUT Page
  214
- Figure 8-2: Modem Dial-Out DIALOUT Configure Screen
  214
- Modem Dial-Out CALIBRATE Page
  216
- Figure 8-3: Modem Dial-Out CALIBRATE Screen
  216
- Figure 8-4: Modem Dial-Out TEST Screen
  218
- Modem Dial-Out TEST Page
  218
- Option 4: Rubidium Oscillator
  221
- Comparison of the Rubidium Oscillator to the OCXO and Standard TCXO Oscillators
  221
- Option 5: OCXO Oscillator
  222
- Comparison of the OCXO to the Rubidium and Standard TCXO Oscillators
  222
- Sw License Notices
  223
Section 2

231
- Changes for V2.3.0 to V2.3.1
  233
- Network and Web User Interface Changes
  233
- Command Line Changes
  234
- Net Ftp
  234
- Net Https
  234
- Net Sshd (Includes SSH, SCP, and SFTP)
  234
- Net Telnet
  234
- Web Server Timeout
  234
- Web Exit
  235
- Web Timeout
  235
- HTTPS Certificate 20-Year Life
  236
- Baud Rate
  237
- Modem
  237
- Setup Serial Port Mode
  238
- Modem Command Line Commands
  240
- Ntp
  242
- NTP Command Line
  243
- System Time
  243
- Further Assistance
  244

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