2.1. PRODUCT CONNECTION
It is strongly recommended to make a note of the serial number (written on the identification
label), the location and a brief description of the device. The table in Appendix A - 6.1
Installation View can be used for this purpose.
► Connect the synchronisation output cables to the devices to be synchronised. (See
appendix A - Connections)
► Connect the server to the network by using the supplied network cable or any other
compatible cable.
NOTE: The server can be connected directly to a computer using a crossed network cable.
This can also be done for configuration/test purposes.
► Connect the power supply to the server using an IEC 60320 C13 cable and switch ON
to start it.
► The server will take around 1 minute to initialise.
NOTE: If there is no network cable connection, initialisation may take longer (up to 3 minutes).
The system is set up to obtain its IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from a DHCP server by
default. If such a server is present on a network, the server can be accessed
immediately. Press any of the arrow keys on the server’s LCD front screen to find out
the IP addresses.
► The GT Network Manager software (supplied on the DVD) can also detect the server on
the network and display the IP address.
If you have more than one device to install, it is strongly recommended that you use the
document attached in Appendix A – 6.1 Installation View to make a note of the serial
number and physical location of each device during installation for future reference.
If it does not have an NTP input, the LEDI
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Network TDS will automatically synchronise
and generate time signals on its output.
However, by default, all the output cards are configured to transmit UTC time.
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