Thanks Hal
I could try and get a wire onto the GPIO, with a lot of work...
Andrew
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Thanks David
I may try that list.
It is odd, it works fine, and then craps out
And then it's happy again...
Andrew
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On 7/3/20 8:56 AM, Andrew Hancock wrote:
GPS 3D fix is fine, using an outside aerial, there are no issues here reported
with cgps -s or gpsmon, but recently I've racked mounted all my PIs in a
network rack.
Have you ruled out thermal issues with the Pi being in a rack?
_
On 03/07/2020 13:56, Andrew Hancock wrote:
But here's the weird thing, it starts out okay, from what I can tell, and I get
377 for both GPSD and PPS
remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter
==
Andrew, outlier rejection in NTPD is not the most stable thing in the world.
You have two local refclocks that are consistently 200ms off from the "rest
of the world" and this is 10 times larger than the round trip delay to the
rest of the world.
But the local stratum 0 refclock poll interval is
The repair bench is up and successful on repairing the A17 video driver
boards. This involved replacing bad caps.
If anyone has a bad A17 board, particularly ones with obvious blown
(literally) caps, I would be happy to repair and bench test.
No cost other than send it to me with a prepaid, pre p
ESE ES-188 Master Clock : Repair
Another ESE Master Clock bargain ($100) arrived this summer on the time-nuts
bench, from an eBay dumpster diver/flipper. The ES-188 NTP Referenced Master
Clock/Time Code Generator.
The clock’s internal TCXO is synchronized via the Internet (NTP).
The ES-188 re
Hi Lester,
Good to hear your progress.
So, I gather that you managed to successfully repair it, and it was a
capacitor issue that I also had experienced.
Which caps did fail for you? I think I recall a 50 uF bipolar cap.
Cheers,
Magnus
On 2020-07-05 17:51, Lester Veenstra via time-nuts wrote:
If the power is cycled on one of these will it always go into attention
mode yellow until cleared? Or will it go green continuous operation all in
it's own? If one of these has been on the shelf a while is it common for
one even with a good tube to report attention yellow for a while until tube
p
Hi
My recollection is that if power is cycled, it drops out of “continuous
operation
mode”. There *might* even be BBC footage documenting this … :)
Simply put, all of these devices ( 5071 and the other HP atomic standards I
have seen) *only* go into continuous operation when you push a button.
Bill,
A 5071A will never go solid-green "continuous operation" on its own.
That solid-green state is set manually from the blinking-green state, by
design.
This prevents you from seeing green, having a short power failure
overnight, and then you come back in the morning and see green and you
Time Nuts-
I have an Austron 2110 with a severely toasted power controller board. Probably
not repairable. I plan to build a substitute with a more modern design.
Does anyway have schematics? I noticed correspondence between Magnus Danielson
and Harald Hauglin some years ago. Did the manula or
Jim,
For the power supply see: http://leapsecond.com/museum/au2110b/ps.htm
Let me know if you need more pages from the manual.
For sample LCD readings see: http://leapsecond.com/museum/au2110b/lcd.htm
/tvb
On 7/5/2020 1:34 PM, AC0XU (Jim) wrote:
Time Nuts-
I have an Austron 2110 with a sev
Hi Jim;
These are encapsulated blocks two 48>5 and one 48>24 - I know the 24 is made
by Victor. Pretty easy to replace.
I up-dated my 2110 with a high contrast LED backlite display. Easy to do when
you have it apart.
Cheers;
Tom Knox
SR Test and Measurement Engineer
Ascent Concepts and Techn
Greetings,
I've found various posts in the list archive since about 2012 suggesting
that one could drop a Synergy SSR-6Tf in to replace an Oncore VP board,
or about planning to do so (and others about replacing an M12* with an
SSR-6Tr[u]). But if anybody has simply posted, "I dropped in an SSR
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