>>> In article , Rick Jones
>>> writes:
Rick> Depending on your definition of a fraction of a second, wouldn't an
Rick> iPhone already be getting rather accurate time from the cell towers?
I have the NTP iPhone app from Emerald Sequoia on mine. So far I haven't
seen the time reported by my iph
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Thing is there appears to be a problem with the PPS so
I was suggesting a more sensitive circuit should a scope
or moving coil meter not be available.
David
Isn't there software for the OS which emulates a breakout box
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Thing is there appears to be a problem with the PPS so
I was suggesting a more sensitive circuit should a scope
or moving coil meter not be available.
David
Isn't there software for the OS which
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I mentioned radioclkd(2) both of which in debug mode
display state of selected pin (dcd cts dsr or rng).
radioclkd -s poll -d -v ttyS00:dcd
This gives time at each pulse edge.
I'm sure there are other programs that do
Until now, ntpd's most-recently-used list of remote network addresses
has been limited to 600 entries. This list is used to (attempt to)
enforce "restrict ... limited" (and the related "restrict ... kod").
If a server running ntpd receives substantial traffic, the 600 most
recently seen remote add
unruh wrote:
> On 2010-02-10, David J Taylor
> wrote:
>> "David Woolley" wrote in message
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>>> David J Taylor wrote:
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I remember the flying of caesium or other atomic clocks round the
world, and that folks had to invoke relativisti
> Date: Sat, 27 Feb 2010 23:05:30 -0500
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> unruh wrote:
> > On 2010-02-10, David J Taylor
> > wrote:
> >> "David Woolley" wrote in message
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> >>> David J Taylor wr
