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General| Brand | Symmetricom |
|---|---|
| Model | ATS-6501 Tflex |
| Category | Data Loggers |
| Language | English |
Overview of the ATS-6501 GPS Time & Frequency Standard and its capabilities.
Details available models, options, and part numbers for the ATS-6501.
Step-by-step guide for applying power and initiating the system boot-up sequence.
Covers LAN, DHCP, static IP, console cable, and USB ports for system access.
Details antenna placement, voltage, grounding, mask angle, and positioning modes for optimal GPS reception.
Covers rack mounting the ATS-6501 and installing various output cards.
Explains how to calibrate antenna delay for precise time recovery and system on-time-point.
Defines and configures the system's On Time Point for accurate timing signal distribution.
Guide on connecting and configuring an external frequency reference for the ATS-6501.
Covers saving, loading, and deleting user configuration files for system settings.
Explains the function of front panel indicators for system status and alarms.
Describes the hardware interfaces and connectors located on the rear panel of the unit.
Covers checking software version, updating, and declassifying the system.
Details access methods like Telnet, Command Port, Status Port, FTP, and NTP.
Provides overall system status, health, and measurement results via the command port.
Explains how to configure and manage FTP and Real-Time data logging.
Describes the ATS-6501's capability to track WAAS satellites for improved GPS accuracy.
Guides users on how to verify the system's correct operation after setup.
Procedures for inspecting internal components for dust and ensuring cleanliness.
Steps to inspect the antenna and cable for environmental damage or defects.
Instructions for cleaning the fan filter to maintain proper cooling.
Explains how to interpret front panel indicators for system status.
Addresses alarm conditions, power supply issues, and output status problems.
Covers troubleshooting poor GPS signal reception and tracking failures.
Troubleshoots issues related to internal clocks and external frequency references.
Addresses NTP server status and noisy PTD values for troubleshooting.
Covers troubleshooting over-temperature, fan issues, and PPS output problems.
Details troubleshooting for IRIG and NASA36 output configurations.
Addresses issues with LAN connections, DHCP, and static IP configuration.
Details problems related to USB-to-serial adapters and baud rate settings.
Covers issues with connecting to external references.
Sets the antenna altitude in meters or feet.
Sets the antenna delay value for calibration and on-time-point.
Sets the DC Bias voltage level on the antenna connector.
Clears latched alarm events from the alarm list and front panel.
Displays current system configuration settings for information only.
Sets the current datum to be used by the system (WGS84/NAD83).
Deletes user-specified system configuration files.
Deletes user-specified GPS logging configuration files.
Sets diagnostic message types for system monitoring.
Switches telnet session to the Diagnostic Port (1800).
Sets the ATS-6501 position using current GPS coordinates or manual entry.
Controls the IP Reset feature on the front panel display button.
Displays command lists or details for specified commands.
Sets DC and AM IRIG outputs on individual ports.
Sets the ATS-6501 latitude using decimal format.
Lists all saved user system configuration files.
Sets the mask angle for the internal GPS receiver in degrees.
Selects NASA36 on AM IRIG outputs of the 4387A card.
Displays current system network settings.
Changes IP address mode (DHCP/static) and network settings.
Sets the ATS-6501 positioning mode (dynamic, auto, manual).
Sets the time for antenna position determination in auto mode.
Sets PPS outputs on individual ports of the 4394A Card.
Changes command prompt text and enable/disable status.
Sets the file naming scheme for FTP GPS log files.
Sets the time to record and save FTP log file information in minutes.
Sets the maximum number of logs to save on the system.
Sets the ATS-6501 longitude using decimal format.
Sets the mask angle for the internal GPS receiver in degrees.
Selects NASA36 on AM IRIG outputs of the 4387A card.
Displays current system network settings.
Changes IP address mode (DHCP/static) and network settings.
Sets the ATS-6501 positioning mode (dynamic, auto, manual).
Sets the time for antenna position determination in auto mode.
Sets PPS outputs on individual ports of the 4394A Card.
Changes command prompt text and enable/disable status.
Terminates the current command port connection.
Reboots the ATS-6501.
Sets the ATS-6501 to use internal or external frequency reference.
Sets the type of external reference to be used (e.g., hp5071a).
Restarts the ATS-6501 application without rebooting the system.
Saves user-specified system configuration files.
Saves user-specified FTP or real-time GPS logging configuration files.
Displays the list of current user settings in effect.
Displays current system factory, user, and network settings.
Updates system software using a previously uploaded ISO image file.
Displays current system status, health, and alarms.
Switches telnet session to the Status Port (1900).
Displays current system log file contents for the user-specified type.
Removes log files from FTP and real-time data.
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