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General| Category | Time Server |
|---|---|
| Power supply | 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
| Touchscreen | No |
| Operating System | Embedded Linux |
| Flash Memory | 4 GB |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 50°C |
| Weight | 3 kg |
| Protocols | NTP |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
Guidance on manual usage, product introduction, and key features of the Netsilon time server.
Overview of Netsilon's front/rear panels and summary of technical specifications.
Procedures for verifying package contents, safety warnings, and mechanical installation.
Guidelines for power supply, backup battery, Ethernet, and alarm circuits.
Initial factory settings, default credentials, and methods for accessing the web server.
Initial access, menu overview, front panel settings, and user account management.
Configuring time zones, network, synchronization sources, and NTP protocol.
Setting up time distribution, alarms, supervision, and system tools.
Configuring NTP keys, autokey, Anycast, and time distribution via expansion cards.
Configuring SMTP, SNMP, alarms, system supervision, and monitoring pages.
Managing firmware, configurations, resets, and shutdowns.
Steps for connecting via SSH using password or public key authentication.
Steps for accessing the device via its serial COM port using programs like PuTTY.
Overview of the main menu structure and viewing system parameters.
Overview of the main menu structure and viewing system parameters.
Viewing product MAC address, firmware version, installed option cards, and menu language.
Configuring network settings specifically for the ETH0 Ethernet port via the control panel.
Loading or saving device programming using a USB key via the control panel interface.
Accessing the technician menu to perform actions like panel lock/unlock, reset, or shutdown.
Interpreting front panel LEDs and resolving web browser access issues.
Interpretation of LED status lights on the front panel for power, synchronization, and alarms.
Resolving web browser access issues and managing control panel lock/unlock.
Troubleshooting sync/USB issues and obtaining technical support information.
Illustrates synchronization scenarios and summarizes function availability.
Details user profile rights and lists settings that can be saved.
Lists command sets and provides instructions for secure file transfers.
Illustrates various scenarios of synchronization loss, holdover, and re-synchronization.
Further examples of synchronization scenarios including re-establishment of primary source and secondary synchronization.
Explains automatic source selection based on reception quality and scenarios with no synchronization source.
Table detailing which functions are accessible via Web Server, SSH, Console, and Control Panel.
Summary of permissions for Administrator and User profiles across different functions.
Table indicating which settings can be saved for various function modes.
Comprehensive list of Netsilon commands categorized by function.
Instructions for performing secure file transfers using SCP and SFTP with authentication.
