Unruh wrote:
[]
> Yes, but that same manual says that the voltage for the 18PC version
> is 8-30V. It says nothing about the internal voltage being the 4.5 to
> 5.5 V.
> And the 18PC and the 18LVC are different units with different inputs
> and
> outputs.
> The PC is also the one with serial port o
Hello All : I am not sure whether this question is already raised and
answered, I checked the mailing list but could not track
any related questions, my question is whether SNTP client can
inter-operate with a NTP version 3 server.
Thanks for your help
Regards
Vinod
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vinodkumar.pa...@wipro.com wrote:
> Hello All : I am not sure whether this question is already raised and
> answered, I checked the mailing list but could not track
> any related questions, my question is whether SNTP client can
> inter-operate with a NTP version 3 server.
>
> Thanks for your help
vinodkumar.pa...@wipro.com wrote:
> Hello All : I am not sure whether this question is already raised and
> answered, I checked the mailing list but could not track
> any related questions, my question is whether SNTP client can
> inter-operate with a NTP version 3 server.
It would be much easier
"David J Taylor"
writes:
>Unruh wrote:
>[]
>> Yes, but that same manual says that the voltage for the 18PC version
>> is 8-30V. It says nothing about the internal voltage being the 4.5 to
>> 5.5 V.
>> And the 18PC and the 18LVC are different units with different inputs
>> and
>> outputs.
>> The
Unruh wrote:
> "David J Taylor"
[]
>> I would be surprised if the internal electronics differed
>> significantly between the PC and the LVC.
>
> I would not be surprized either way. The units differ. One puts out
> PPS, th
> e other does not. The USB puts out USB
> signal trains. The LVC and PC p
