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GPS time server

NTS 6000 GPS

Network Time Server (NTP) with integrated GPS receiver

A complete solution for synchronising large networks. The Galleon NTS-6000-GPS Network Time Server combines a GPS based radio clock with an embedded Linux solid state computer and offers straight forward configuration and management via a browser interface.

Solid State NTP network time server

Connects directly to Ethernet, fits in a standard 19" rack, incorporates a Galleon GPS Computer Clock, tracks up to 12 satellites, with remote antenna that can be positioned up to 1,000m (3,000 ft) away with LCD signal strength display for easy installation, an integral time display and Ethernet CAT5 connection. Software driver for uni-cast, broadcast or multi-cast time synchronization. Conforms to Network Time Protocol Version 4 (NTP V4).




Key Features

  • Ready-to-operate Secure Stratum 1 NTP Time Server
  • Support for NTP v2, NTP v3, NTP v4 and SNTP compatible clients
  • Configured across network via a secure browser interface
  • Able to Peer with other NTP time servers for enhanced synchronization security.
  • MD5 authentication for advanced security.
  • Upgradeable flash memory
  • Dual RJ-45 Ethernet interfaces 10/100 MBit
  • Antenna connected with up to 1,000m of 6 core cable
  • Front Panel display for Time and Satellite and Radio time Status
  • Digital wall clocks synchronised via network are optional
  • Includes GPS active antenna
  • SSH supported but the telnet access can be completely disabled.
  • Monitoring/configuring by http / html / https (RFC2616)
  • SNTP, NTP, Daytime and Time protocol support Syslog error reporting
  • 3 years warranty

Description

The Galleon NTS-6000-GPS is a standalone "ready-to-run" NTP time server for TCP/IP networks, which comes with browser based interface for management and configuration.

The IP address of the unit can be configured by using DHCP to assigning an IP address automatically or a fixed IP address can be used. A display shows run-time information for both the GPS subsystem and the NTP server.

The NTS-6000 can handle more than 1,000 NTP requests per second, making it the first choice for providing accurate time information to large network with thousands of clients.

NTS 6000 Dual


Characteristics:

Type of receiver: Active Antenna GPS 12 channel.
Housing: 19'' case (2U)
Display: LC-display, 2 x 20 characters, with backlight
Scope of supply: The system will be delivered inclusive of GPS antenna and Radio antenna.
Network Interface: Dual RJ-45 Network Connection 10/100 MBit
Power supply: 85 ... 260V, 47 ... 63Hz
Temperature: 0 ... 50°C / 32 ... 122°F
Humidity: Max. 85%
Timing Accuracy: Network: 1-10 milliseconds, typical GPS: <1 microseconds, relative to UTC
Options: Second time source from Radio time signal either MSF (UK), DCF (Germany) or WWVB (US)

 
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