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If the Spectracom Clock's power LED is off, it indicates the unit isn't receiving power. First, check that the AC power is live to the power adapter and that the adapter is properly plugged into the unit. Also, ensure that no connecting cables are pinched or shorted. If the issue persists, try replacing the power adapter.
What to do if Spectracom Clock is flashing red?
A flashing red light on your Spectracom Clock indicates a fault with the GPS antenna. This usually means there's a short or open circuit in the GPS antenna cable. Verify that the antenna is securely connected. Use a multimeter to check the continuity of the cable, ensuring there are no open circuits or shorts.
Why is my Spectracom Clock showing a yellow light?
A yellow light on the Spectracom Clock means it's no longer tracking satellites and is not in hold-over mode. You may need to check the GPS reception following the instructions in the corresponding section of the manual. If the modem dial-out is enabled, verify modem operation, as the modem should have prevented this.
What to do if the Sync LED is not lit on my new Spectracom Clock?
If the Sync LED on your newly installed Spectracom Clock isn't lit, it might be because the unit hasn't had enough time to establish a connection, or it's unable to track satellites. If it's been less than 20 minutes since you powered it on, keep monitoring it. If it's been longer, you may need to check the GPS reception following the instructions in the corresponding section of the manual.
What does flashing green mean on my Spectracom Clock?
A flashing green light on the Spectracom Clock usually indicates that the unit is synchronized via the optional dial-out modem. If you are not using the optional dial-out modem, you may need to check the GPS reception following the instructions in the corresponding section of the manual and review the Alarm and Qualification logs.
Provides an overview of Spectracom Corporation and the NetClock Master Clock product.
Details warranty terms, product support contact information, and return procedures.
Provides instructions for safely unpacking the NetClock unit and its components.
Details the technical specifications of the Model 9183 NetClock, covering hardware and software features.
Provides a step-by-step overview of the NetClock Master Clock installation process.
Lists the necessary tools and cables for installing the unit and its rack-mount ears.
Explains how to connect the AC to DC power adapter and the importance of chassis grounding.
Provides guidance on installing the GPS antenna, including cable recommendations and protection.
Details the Ethernet port connection requirements, including cable types and optional kits.
Provides wiring and pin-out information for rear panel RS-485 and RS-232 communication ports.
Explains how to configure the unit's network settings via the rear panel setup port or Ethernet port.
Details the initial network setup process, including logging in and configuring IP, subnet mask, and gateway.
Provides default and recommended settings for HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, NTP, and other configurations.
Describes the available login modes (Configuration, Administrator) and their respective privileges.
Explains how to change default admin and config passwords via the serial setup interface.
Guides on resetting passwords to factory defaults if they are unknown.
Details how to monitor operational status via alarms using relay outputs or web interface.
Explains how to configure 128 events to control rear panel relays via the web browser interface.
Describes the display type and configurable options for the NetClock's front panel LCD displays.
Guides on configuring the GPS receiver for improved accuracy and faster startup via web interface.
Explains the two operating modes: single satellite mode and standard mode.
Provides insight into GPS receiver operation and signal quality from satellites.
Details configuration parameters like Baud Rate, Data Format, Request Char, and System Clock for ports.
Explains how to return Serial Port, Front Panel, IRIG, and Frequency Outputs to their factory default settings.
Describes options for IRIG B/E code, amplitude control, signature control, time zone, and DST corrections.
Guides on selecting or defining a local clock/time zone for interface updates.
Explains how to define different Time Zone and DST rules for interfaces and front panel displays.
Provides descriptions and characteristics of various logs, including Alarm, Dialout, Event Relay, GPS Qualification, Operational, and Oscillator.
Guides on setting up the unit as an NTP server via its web browser user interface.
Displays overall and client statistics for NTP activities, including requests and errors.
Explains how to remotely monitor status and assign functions like Major Alarm, Minor Alarm, or Event Timer to relays.
Covers login accounts, password support, and security features like OpenSSH and OpenSSL.
Details configuring SSH, including managing host keys for server authentication.
Explains how OpenSSL provides encryption for HTTPS and managing certificates.
Details creating customer-specific certificates, RSA private keys, and x509 certificate requests.
Guides on installing issued certificates via the web browser user interface or file transfer.
Explains how to load externally generated certificates onto the product using the web browser interface.
Provides guidance on restoring access if system passwords are lost or certificates expire.
Configures the 10MHz output behavior based on alarm conditions or time sync status.
Details how to configure the device's SNMP agent and options like SNMPv1, v2c, and v3.
Describes Spectracom's MIB for time and frequency products, obtained via email or FTP.
Explains how to obtain Spectracom's private enterprise MIB files via FTP or email.
Displays uptime, internal temperature, alarm status, time sync status, and time source.
Provides product name, software revisions, serial number, and MAC address.
Lists the results of internal tests performed on various hardware components and ports.
Shows the current status of available features and options, indicating ENABLED or DISABLED status.
Allows viewing and manually setting the system time using UTC or defined Local Clocks.
Configures the holdover period, which defines how long the unit maintains time sync after reference loss.
Guides on setting the maximum holdover period for a TCXO oscillator using hours and minutes.
Explains setting holdover based on elapsed time or estimated error for OCXO and Rubidium oscillators.
Describes the components of the NetClock's front panel, including Ethernet connector, status LEDs, and LCD displays.
Details the operation of the Power, Sync, and Ethernet LEDs, explaining their colors and states.
Describes various output connectors including GPS, relays, serial, IRIG, 1PPS, and FREQ OUT.
Explains the reasons for leap second corrections and how the NetClock provides alert notifications.
Outlines the time output sequence for applying leap seconds at UTC midnight.
Provides a table of symptoms, causes, and corrective actions for front panel LEDs.
Guides on verifying serial port output using a terminal emulator and checking for time stamps.
Explains how to verify TimeTap operation by connecting it to the serial comm port.
Offers troubleshooting steps for GPS reception problems before contacting customer service.
Addresses cable/connector issues, failed impulse suppressors, and antenna placement for GPS reception problems.
Discusses cable length, antenna location, and window type effects on GPS quality.
Provides assistance with troubleshooting the modem dial-out feature for units with Option 3 installed.
Refers to warranty information for contacting customer service.
Details Format 0, including its structure, time sync status, day of year, and time zone offset.
Describes Format 1, which provides a fully decoded time stream with day of week, month, and day of month.
Details Format 2, offering millisecond resolution with time sync, quality, leap second, and DST indicators.
Explains Format 3, including format ID, time sync status, date, time, time zone, DST, and leap second indicators.
Describes Format 4, providing format ID, time sync status, modified Julian date, UTC time, and leap second indicator.
Details Format 7, offering millisecond resolution with time sync, leap second, and DST indicators.
Explains Format 8, including format ID, time sync status, year, day of year, and time zone offset.
Describes Format 90, providing NMEA 0183 GPGGA GPS Fix data format.
Command to display and configure front panel LCD display settings.
Command to display and configure Signature Control for frequency output.
Displays a summary of available commands and detailed help information.
Commands to configure IRIG output settings, including format, amplitude, and signature control.
Command to change the current security level and log in with specified credentials.
Command to change the current security level back to the user level.
Command to create and manage up to five Local clocks for time zone and DST settings.
Commands for modem configuration, logging, and statistics.
Command to configure network interface settings, including IP, subnet mask, and gateway.
Command to display, enable/disable, or set the IP address of the default gateway.
Displays a list of available 'net' subcommands and their brief usage summaries.
Command to statically configure the unit's IP address for network access.
Command to display the Ethernet MAC address of the unit.
Command to configure the unit's subnet mask for network access.
Command to display current network parameters like IP address, gateway, and MAC address.
Command to enable or disable the HTTP protocol for accessing the unit.
Command to show or enable/disable product options using a hash.
Command to warm-boot the unit or reboot into the bootloader for software upgrades.
Command to configure rear panel Remote output settings like baud rate, format, and clock.
Command to configure security features, including user accounts, levels, and passwords.
Lists sec sub-commands and provides detailed information based on the current security level.
Command to display the current security level of the user.
Command available at admin security level to set an account name and password.
Command to configure rear panel Serial ports for baud rate, format, request character, and clock settings.
Command set to install new bootloader, CSL image, application, or kernel.
Used to update the unit's application image via FTP or secure copy.
Used to update the unit's bootloader image via FTP or secure copy.
Used to update the CSL image for the unit via FTP.
Used to update the kernel image for the unit via FTP.
Lists available update subcommands and provides brief usage summaries.
Provides details on the modem option for dial-out capabilities, including its use as a primary or backup time reference.
Explains the modem's interface via the Serial Setup port and its dual functionality.
Guides on the physical installation of the modem, including cable connections.
Details how to configure the dial-out modem feature using the web browser interface.
Describes the configuration page for modem dial-out settings, including port mode and baud rate.
Explains the dial-out settings page for annotating phone numbers and determining call intervals.
Details the calibration screen used to improve the accuracy of dial-out modem calls.
Describes the TEST page for verifying modem functionality and scheduling test calls.
Details the Rubidium oscillator option for accurate time base and stable 10 MHz output.
Compares Rubidium, OCXO, and TCXO oscillators based on frequency output and time drift in holdover mode.
Details the OCXO oscillator option for accurate time base and precise 10 MHz output.
Compares OCXO oscillator characteristics to Rubidium and standard TCXO oscillators.
States the copyright notice for the Network Time Protocol Version 4 Distribution.
Provides the license terms for the OpenSSL toolkit software.
Details the license terms for the SSLeay SSL implementation written by Eric Young.
Provides an overview of Spectracom Corporation and the NetClock Master Clock product.
Details warranty terms, product support contact information, and return procedures.
Provides instructions for safely unpacking the NetClock unit and its components.
Details the technical specifications of the Model 9183 NetClock, covering hardware and software features.
Provides a step-by-step overview of the NetClock Master Clock installation process.
Lists the necessary tools and cables for installing the unit and its rack-mount ears.
Explains how to connect the AC to DC power adapter and the importance of chassis grounding.
Provides guidance on installing the GPS antenna, including cable recommendations and protection.
Details the Ethernet port connection requirements, including cable types and optional kits.
Provides wiring and pin-out information for rear panel RS-485 and RS-232 communication ports.
Explains how to configure the unit's network settings via the rear panel setup port or Ethernet port.
Details the initial network setup process, including logging in and configuring IP, subnet mask, and gateway.
Provides default and recommended settings for HTTP, HTTPS, SNMP, NTP, and other configurations.
Describes the available login modes (Configuration, Administrator) and their respective privileges.
Explains how to change default admin and config passwords via the serial setup interface.
Guides on resetting passwords to factory defaults if they are unknown.
Details how to monitor operational status via alarms using relay outputs or web interface.
Explains how to configure 128 events to control rear panel relays via the web browser interface.
Describes the display type and configurable options for the NetClock's front panel LCD displays.
Guides on configuring the GPS receiver for improved accuracy and faster startup via web interface.
Explains the two operating modes: single satellite mode and standard mode.
Provides insight into GPS receiver operation and signal quality from satellites.
Details configuration parameters like Baud Rate, Data Format, Request Char, and System Clock for ports.
Explains how to return Serial Port, Front Panel, IRIG, and Frequency Outputs to their factory default settings.
Describes options for IRIG B/E code, amplitude control, signature control, time zone, and DST corrections.
Guides on selecting or defining a local clock/time zone for interface updates.
Explains how to define different Time Zone and DST rules for interfaces and front panel displays.
Provides descriptions and characteristics of various logs, including Alarm, Dialout, Event Relay, GPS Qualification, Operational, and Oscillator.
Guides on setting up the unit as an NTP server via its web browser user interface.
Displays overall and client statistics for NTP activities, including requests and errors.
Explains how to remotely monitor status and assign functions like Major Alarm, Minor Alarm, or Event Timer to relays.
Covers login accounts, password support, and security features like OpenSSH and OpenSSL.
Details configuring SSH, including managing host keys for server authentication.
Explains how OpenSSL provides encryption for HTTPS and managing certificates.
Details creating customer-specific certificates, RSA private keys, and x509 certificate requests.
Guides on installing issued certificates via the web browser user interface or file transfer.
Explains how to load externally generated certificates onto the product using the web browser interface.
Provides guidance on restoring access if system passwords are lost or certificates expire.
Configures the 10MHz output behavior based on alarm conditions or time sync status.
Details how to configure the device's SNMP agent and options like SNMPv1, v2c, and v3.
Describes Spectracom's MIB for time and frequency products, obtained via email or FTP.
Explains how to obtain Spectracom's private enterprise MIB files via FTP or email.
Displays uptime, internal temperature, alarm status, time sync status, and time source.
Provides product name, software revisions, serial number, and MAC address.
Lists the results of internal tests performed on various hardware components and ports.
Shows the current status of available features and options, indicating ENABLED or DISABLED status.
Allows viewing and manually setting the system time using UTC or defined Local Clocks.
Configures the holdover period, which defines how long the unit maintains time sync after reference loss.
Guides on setting the maximum holdover period for a TCXO oscillator using hours and minutes.
Explains setting holdover based on elapsed time or estimated error for OCXO and Rubidium oscillators.
Describes the components of the NetClock's front panel, including Ethernet connector, status LEDs, and LCD displays.
Details the operation of the Power, Sync, and Ethernet LEDs, explaining their colors and states.
Describes various output connectors including GPS, relays, serial, IRIG, 1PPS, and FREQ OUT.
Explains the reasons for leap second corrections and how the NetClock provides alert notifications.
Outlines the time output sequence for applying leap seconds at UTC midnight.
Provides a table of symptoms, causes, and corrective actions for front panel LEDs.
Guides on verifying serial port output using a terminal emulator and checking for time stamps.
Explains how to verify TimeTap operation by connecting it to the serial comm port.
Offers troubleshooting steps for GPS reception problems before contacting customer service.
Addresses cable/connector issues, failed impulse suppressors, and antenna placement for GPS reception problems.
Discusses cable length, antenna location, and window type effects on GPS quality.
Provides assistance with troubleshooting the modem dial-out feature for units with Option 3 installed.
Refers to warranty information for contacting customer service.
Details Format 0, including its structure, time sync status, day of year, and time zone offset.
Describes Format 1, which provides a fully decoded time stream with day of week, month, and day of month.
Details Format 2, offering millisecond resolution with time sync, quality, leap second, and DST indicators.
Explains Format 3, including format ID, time sync status, date, time, time zone, DST, and leap second indicators.
Describes Format 4, providing format ID, time sync status, modified Julian date, UTC time, and leap second indicator.
Details Format 7, offering millisecond resolution with time sync, leap second, and DST indicators.
Explains Format 8, including format ID, time sync status, year, day of year, and time zone offset.
Describes Format 90, providing NMEA 0183 GPGGA GPS Fix data format.
Command to display and configure front panel LCD display settings.
Command to display and configure Signature Control for frequency output.
Displays a summary of available commands and detailed help information.
Commands to configure IRIG output settings, including format, amplitude, and signature control.
Command to change the current security level and log in with specified credentials.
Command to change the current security level back to the user level.
Command to create and manage up to five Local clocks for time zone and DST settings.
Commands for modem configuration, logging, and statistics.
Command to configure network interface settings, including IP, subnet mask, and gateway.
Command to display, enable/disable, or set the IP address of the default gateway.
Displays a list of available 'net' subcommands and their brief usage summaries.
Command to statically configure the unit's IP address for network access.
Command to display the Ethernet MAC address of the unit.
Command to configure the unit's subnet mask for network access.
Command to display current network parameters like IP address, gateway, and MAC address.
Command to enable or disable the HTTP protocol for accessing the unit.
Command to show or enable/disable product options using a hash.
Command to warm-boot the unit or reboot into the bootloader for software upgrades.
Command to configure rear panel Remote output settings like baud rate, format, and clock.
Command to configure security features, including user accounts, levels, and passwords.
Lists sec sub-commands and provides detailed information based on the current security level.
Command to display the current security level of the user.
Command available at admin security level to set an account name and password.
Command to configure rear panel Serial ports for baud rate, format, request character, and clock settings.
Command set to install new bootloader, CSL image, application, or kernel.
Used to update the unit's application image via FTP or secure copy.
Used to update the unit's bootloader image via FTP or secure copy.
Used to update the CSL image for the unit via FTP.
Used to update the kernel image for the unit via FTP.
Lists available update subcommands and provides brief usage summaries.
Provides details on the modem option for dial-out capabilities, including its use as a primary or backup time reference.
Explains the modem's interface via the Serial Setup port and its dual functionality.
Guides on the physical installation of the modem, including cable connections.
Details how to configure the dial-out modem feature using the web browser interface.
Describes the configuration page for modem dial-out settings, including port mode and baud rate.
Explains the dial-out settings page for annotating phone numbers and determining call intervals.
Details the calibration screen used to improve the accuracy of dial-out modem calls.
Describes the TEST page for verifying modem functionality and scheduling test calls.
Details the Rubidium oscillator option for accurate time base and stable 10 MHz output.
Compares Rubidium, OCXO, and TCXO oscillators based on frequency output and time drift in holdover mode.
Details the OCXO oscillator option for accurate time base and precise 10 MHz output.
Compares OCXO oscillator characteristics to Rubidium and standard TCXO oscillators.
States the copyright notice for the Network Time Protocol Version 4 Distribution.
Provides the license terms for the OpenSSL toolkit software.
Details the license terms for the SSLeay SSL implementation written by Eric Young.
General| Brand | Spectracom |
|---|---|
| Model | 9183 |
| Category | Clock |
| Language | English |
