Heiko Gerstung wrote:
> local NTP servers. On our time server appliances we use minpoll 4
> maxpoll 4 for talking to the integrated refclock (GPS, MSF, DCF77 or
> IRIG) and this dramatically improves the reaction times of ntpd when it
Dave Mills, you again need to note the "market" perception t
David Woolley schrieb:
> Heiko Gerstung wrote:
>> local NTP servers. On our time server appliances we use minpoll 4
>> maxpoll 4 for talking to the integrated refclock (GPS, MSF, DCF77 or
>> IRIG) and this dramatically improves the reaction times of ntpd when it
>
> Dave Mills, you again need t
Dave,
When introducing our CDMA technology, EndRun thought it wise to make the
initial product emulate existing hardware that had already been
interfaced to unix machines via the serial port and "gadget boxes." The
CDMA engine which is inside both the Ct and your Cntp emulates both the
Trueti
Dave,
Not really strange. The Ct is an old design from EndRun that is very
small and allows the server to run additional software. The latter is
the reason we continue to deploy the Ct. (Just bought 10 more and are
about to order another 10.)
The systems to which these clocks are connected need t
> Strange. I have an EndRun Cntp, bu it has an Ethernet interface. If 4
> works for you use it. That's a pretty grotty driver with all kinds of
> bandaids to deal with long forgotten radios; I wonder why EndRun chose
> that driver...
>
> Dave
Yeah the code for the TrueTime devices is pretty ha
Jason,
Of the timecode formats specified in the 9037 support document, only the
Spectracom format is available in products currently manufactured. See
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/database/brief/bof/ibm.pdf. One of my
consulting clients is searching for a way to synchronize a 9037 to an
NT
