SPECTRACOM SECURESYNC 1. USER REFERENCE MANUAL Pdf Download. Secure. Sync Time and Frequency Synchronization System User Reference Guide Document Part No. Revision 2. 3 Date 2 Dec 2. Spectracom reserves the right to make changes to the product described in this document at any time and without notice. Any software that may be provided with the product described in this document is furnished under a license agreement or nondisclosure agreement. Public+Domain+Property+rights+that+belong+to+the+community+at+large%2C+are+unprotected+by+copyright+or+patent%2C+and+are+subject+to+use+by+anyone..jpg' alt='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' title='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' />Blank page. Secure. Sync User Reference Guide. CHAPTER 1 Product Description 1. Getting Started 1. Secure. Sync Introduction 1. Secure. Syncs Inputs and Outputs 1. Secure. Sync Front Panel 1. Keypad and Information Display 1. Keypad Operation 1. Navigating the Information Display 1. Status LEDs 1. 4 Unit Rear Panel 1. Option Cards 1. 5. Option Cards Overview 1. Option Card Identification 1. Option Card Identification by IDPart Number. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' title='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' />Mechanical and Environmental Specifications 1. Regulatory Compliance CHAPTER 2 SETUP 2. Overview 2. 1. 1 Main Installation Steps 2. Unpacking and Inventory 2. Required Tools and Parts for Installation 2. Required GNSS Antenna Components 2. SAFETY 2. 5. 1 Safety Symbols Used 2. SAFETY Before You Begin Installation 2. Software+Copyrights+and+Licenses.jpg' alt='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' title='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' />Search metadata Search full text of books Search TV captions Search archived web sites Advanced Search. Software licenses and copyright law. Most distributed software can be categorized according to its license type see table. Two common categories for software under. The Cisco WebEx products and services may include certain third party andor freeopen source software Open Source Software. The license terms for such Open. Public-Domain+Software.jpg' alt='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' title='5. Difference Between Freeware Shareware And Public Domain Software Copyrights' />SAFETY User Responsibilities 2. SAFETY Other Tips 2. Mounting the Unit. Subnet Mask Values 2. Accessing the Web UI 2. Configuring Network Settings 2. General Network Settings 2. Network Ports 2. 1. Network Services 2. Static Routes 2. 1. Access Rules 2. 1. HTTPS 2. 1. 4. 6. Accessing the HTTPS Setup Window 2. About HTTPS 2. 1. Supported Certificate Format Types 2. Creating an HTTPS Certificate Request 2. Requesting an HTTPS Certificate 2. Uploading an X. 5. PEM Certificate Text. Testing NTP over Anycast 2. NTP Orphan Mode 2. Host Disciplining 2. Enabling Host Disciplining 2. NTP Expert Mode 2. Spectracom Technical Support for NTP 2. Configuring Input References 2. Configuring Outputs 2. The Outputs Screen 2. The 1. PPS and 1. MHz Outputs 2. 1. Configuring a 1. PPS Output. Manually Setting the Time 3. Using Battery Backed Time on Startup 3. Timescale Offsets 3. Configuring a Timescale Offset 3. Leap Seconds 3. 2. Reasons for a Leap Second Correction 3. Leap Second Alert Notification 3. Leap Second Correction Sequence 3. Configuring a Leap Second 3. Local Clocks, DST 3. Setting Up a Local Clock. Configuring the Oscillator 3. Monitoring the Oscillator 3. Oscillator Logs 3. Managing Time. Keeper 3. What is Time. Keeper What can Time. Keeper do for meUsing Time. Keeper First Steps 3. Has Time. Keeper been activated Configuring a Time. Keeper PTP Master 3. Configuring Time. Keeper PTP Slaves 3. Configuring Time. Keeper as an NTP Time Server 3. En Disabling Time. Keeper. 4. 3. 1. Types of Accounts 4. Rules for Usernames 4. AddingDeletingChanging User Accounts 4. Account Permissions 4. Account Differences, General 4. Account Differences, by Menu 4. Configuring Password Policies 4. The Administrator Login Password 4. Resetting the Administrator Password When ForgottenLost 4. LDAP Authentication 4. RADIUS Authentication 4. TACACS Authentication. Temperature Management 4. Logs 4. 5. 2. 1 Types of Logs 4. Patch Antenna For Rc Transmitter on this page. Local and Remote Logs 4. The Logs Screen 4. Displaying Individual Logs 4. Saving and Downloading Logs 4. Configuring Logs 4. Setting up a Remote Log Server 4. Restoring Log Configurations 4. Clearing All Logs 4. Clearing Selected Logs 4. Updates and Licenses. System Troubleshooting Browser Support 5. Troubleshooting Unable to Open Web UI 5. Troubleshooting via Web UI Status Page 5. Troubleshooting GNSS Reception 5. Troubleshooting Keypad Is Locked 5. Troubleshooting 1. PPS, 1. 0 MHz Outputs 5. Download More Voices For Balabolka Portable. Troubleshooting Blank Information Display 5. Troubleshooting the Front Panel Serial Port 5. Troubleshooting the Front Panel Cooling Fan 5. Troubleshooting. CLI Commands 5. ASCII Time Code Data Formats 5. NMEA GGA Message 5. NMEA RMC Message 5. NMEA ZDA Message 5. Spectracom Format 0 5. Spectracom Format 1 5. Spectracom Format 1. S 5. 4. 7 Spectracom Format 2 5. Spectracom Format 3 5. Spectracom Format 4 5. Spectracom Format 7. Spectracom Format 9 5. Format 9. S 5. 4. Spectracom Epsilon Formats 5. Spectracom Epsilon TOD 1 5. Spectracom Epsilon TOD 3 5. BBC Message Formats 5. Format BBC 0. 1 5. Format BBC 0. 2 5. Format BBC 0. 3 PSTN 5. Format BBC 0. 4 5. Format BBC 0. 5 NMEA RMC Message 5. GSSIP Message Format. BLANK PAGE. TABLE OF CONTENTS Secure. Sync User Reference Guide. Mcleod`S Daughters Soundtrack'>Mcleod`S Daughters Soundtrack. Product Description The Chapter presents an overview of the Secure. Sync Time and Fre quency Synchronization System, its capabilities, main technical fea tures and specifications. T he following topics are included in this Chapter 1. Getting Started 1. Secure. Sync Introduction 1. Secure. Sync Front Panel 1. Unit Rear Panel 1. Option Cards 1. 6 The Secure. Sync Web UI. AC power, or as the primary input power source, is also available. Secure. Sync combines Spectracoms precision master clock technology and secure network cent ric approach with a compact modular hardware design to bring you a powerful time and fre quency reference system at the lowest cost of ownership. Secure. Sync Front Panel telecom T1E1 data rates and multi network NTP, allowing Secure. Sync to be customized for your exact requirements. A variety of internal oscillators is available, depending on your requirements for holdover cap ability and phase noise. Note Some of the features described are not available on all Secure. Sync vari ants. 1. Secure. Sync Front Panel Figure 1 1 Front panel layout 1. Keypad and Information Display To simplify operation and to allow local access to Secure. Sync, a keypad and LCD information display are provided on the front panel of the unit. Among other things, the keypad and information display can be used to carry out basic net work configuration tasks, such as en disabling DHCP, or entering an IP address and subnet mask. Secure. Sync Front Panel accessible from the main Home menu. To navigate through the menus, use the arrow keys to highlight a selection and then press the ENTER button. The main menu options and their primary functions are as follows Display Used to configure the information display Clock  Displaying and setting of the current date and time System  Displaying version info, system halt and reboot, reset. Secure. Sync Front Panel 1. Status LEDs Three Status LEDs see Front panel layout on page 4, located on the units front panel, indic ate Secure. Syncs current operating status POWER Green, always on while power is applied to the unit SYNC Tri color LED indicates the time data accuracy FAULT. Unit Rear Panel LED Label ActivityColor Description No alarm conditions are currently active. FAULT Blinking A GNSS antenna alarm has been asserted and is currently active. A short or open circuit has been detected in the GNSS antenna cable. Option Cards order shown above. However, not all cards can be installed in all slots. Your local Spectracom Sales Office will gladly assist you with the optimal option cards selection for your application. The DC Power port connector is only installed if your unit was ordered with a DC input power option. Option Cards Note NEVER install an option card from the back of the unit, ALWAYS from the top. It is therefore necessary to remove the top cover of the main chassis hous ing. Input and outputs can be categorized by Communication direction Input Output. Option Cards Terminal block RJ 1. ST fiber optic To visually identify an option card installed in your unit, or to obtain an overview which option cards are available for Secure.