Well Bob
There you go changing the game just a bit. I saw the NTP settings and was
thinking for some reason it might want to access a NTP server. I can see I
have it backwards. Just may add a IP. I would have gotten there given time.
But I will take a short cut any day.
The Net RS is reasonably low
Hi
More NetRS trivia:
One of the features of the NetRS is that it will act as an NTP server.
It’s not the most modern device so I very much would not want to
serve a ton of clients off of one. It also has been a *long* time since
the OS was patched. If you are looking for “modern” features or
You can stream data out of the receiver via either TCP or serial port
without storing to disk, so that's probably the best bet to save CF wear
and tear. I'm not sure if it's more difficult to turn the
But for now I'm doing as you suggest -- I have one "T00" format session
logging to disk in 2
Hi
The simple answer is to not log the data to the card at all. Just
grab it “real time” via the serial port or the ethernet port. Both
ports can be set up to “send when ready” so there is no need
to do a bunch of polling to grab the information. Since you
have multiple serial connectors and t
Hello Time-Nuts,
Seems like there has been a lot of interest in the NetRS lately
because of their availability at reasonable prices (sometimes).
They use a Compact Flash card to store the operating system and logged
data files. I'm not very knowledgeable about Linux, but I would guess
that there
Hi Tobias,
I'm very new to all this GPSDO stuff and going through similar learning
but maybe I have some remarks/questions that could be relevant for you.
- Developing control algorithms is an extremely long process unless done
on a simulator. Tom Van Baak has an excellent simulator and several
