Tel: 0121 608 7230
Galleon Systems Ltd
Unit 9 Fortnum Close
Kitts Green
Birmingham
B33 OLG
UK
Contact Number :
Telephone: 0121 608 7230
Fax: +44 (0)121 608 4477
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Accurate, atomic clock time server solutions for Windows 2003, 2000, NT, XP, LINUX, Novell and UNIX. Galleon radio and GPS atomic clock time server solutions provides accurate and secure time synchronization for every application and budget.
- Atomic clock GPS time server solutions to synchronise the time on a single machine or an entire network.
- Accuracies to mili-seconds.
- GPS (Global positioning system) or MSF (UK), WWVB (USA) and DCF (Germany) Atomic Radio Clock Solutions.
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Featured products
TS-900
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TS-900 Rack mount Atomic Clock time server.
- Rack mount time server clock
- Attaches to and synchronises Windows, UNIX, LINUX, and Novell servers / computers.
- Active antenna makes it ideal for low signal strength areas.
- Maximum antenna cable length Up to 1,000m for GPS and 200m for radio antenna.
- Display show signal strength and synchronized time.
- Requires a single serial RS232 port. USB option.
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TS-700
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TS-700 Server-GPS and Server-MSF Clock
- Advanced Precision Clock.
- Accurate to milliseconds.
- Accurately synchronises Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP, 2003, LINUX and UNIX networks.
- GPS version operates anywhere in the world.
- Mains powered.
- Requires a single serial RS232 port. USB option.
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NTS-4000-S
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NTS-4000 Solid state Time Server
- Low cost dedicated time server
- High security due to proprietary operating system.
- Dedicated Stratum 1 time server.
- Synchronises an NTP compliant computer, or software client.
- Menu driven configuration.
- Available with GPS or atomic radio time synchronisation.
- NTP Version 3 compatible.
- Embedded operating system and software.
- Direct Ethernet connectivity.
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AC-700
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AC-700 High accuracy atomic clock to synchronise the time of a computer
- Accurately synchronises Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and UNIX computers
- Display shows signal strength and signal history.
- Requires a single serial RS232 port. USB option.
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Helpful resources
The Global Positioning System: The History of GPSThe history and story of how the Global Positioning System evolved from the development of the world's most accurate timepieces, atomic clocks, by physicists looking into the nature of time. Adapted from an article written by MIT scientist Daniel Kleppner.
GPS Kwajalein GPS Ground Station on Kwajalein Island, photographs of the island and site. Links to others GPS sites.
Satellite Navigation and Positioning Group (SNAP)SNAP is Australia's largest academic GPS research group specialising in high precision GPS technology and applications.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hardcisco/chapter/ch10.html Sample chapter from the book, showing the cisco-specific methods of configuring your routers to support using NTP time synchronization.
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