How to fix Symmetricom Receiver if power LED is off?
If the power LED on your Symmetricom Receiver doesn't light up when you turn it on, the issue might be with the power supply. First, check the fuses in the power entry module. Also, inspect the power wiring connections to ensure they are properly connected.
What to do if Symmetricom ET6000 does not track satellites and shows 'ANT. UNDERCURRENT' error?
If your Symmetricom Receiver displays an 'ANT. UNDERCURRENT' error and isn't tracking satellites, it could be due to antenna issues. The antenna or preamp might have failed. Alternatively, the antenna cable could be open or shorted, specifically with the center conductor touching the shield.
Why is tracking LED not illuminating on Symmetricom Receiver?
If the tracking LED on your Symmetricom Receiver isn't lighting up, there could be several reasons. The antenna or preamp might be defective. Another possibility is that the cable or connections between the antenna/preamp and the unit are open or have intermittent issues. Also, the OnCore GPS Module (55182) could be defective.
How to perform a cold reset on Symmetricom ET6000 Receiver?
If your Symmetricom Receiver is malfunctioning (excluding power, tracking, or locked issues), try a cold reset. Here's how: 1. Turn off or disconnect AC power. 2. While holding down the MENU key, reapply power. Watch the LCD display for 'COLD RESET DONE, UNIT SET TO DEFAULT PLEASE RELEASE COLD RESET SWITCH'. 3. Release the MENU key. 4. The default values are now loaded. 5. Examine and re-enter/change each default value as needed.
Why is locked LED not illuminating on Symmetricom ET6000 Receiver?
If the locked LED on your Symmetricom Receiver isn't illuminating, the internal oscillator may need calibration. Another potential cause is that the Elevation Mask value might be set too high.
Lists electrical, physical, and environmental specifications for the ExacTime unit.
Details specifications for Time Accuracy, Frequency Accuracy, Position Accuracy, Velocity, Receiver Frequency, and Acquisition Time.
Describes the standard output configuration for rear panel BNC connectors J4 through J9.
Details the procedure for mounting the GPS Timing Unit in a standard nineteen-inch rack.
Specifies the maximum recommended ambient operating temperature (Tmra).
Explains how to connect the unit to external AC power, including fuse recommendations.
Describes various interface connections for the GPS Timing Unit.
Outlines the initial installation steps necessary for unit operation.
Details initializing the unit when position is unknown, including mode selection and satellite tracking.
Describes the front panel LCD display and its menu screens for unit operation.
Describes the Set-up Menu Screen and its choices for mode selection, time, position, and other settings.
Describes the command to output the installed Symmetricom firmware version.
Explains how to read the accurate position (latitude, longitude, altitude) known to the unit.
Allows the user to select the mode of operation (AUTO, Stationary, Dynamic, Flywheel).
Resets various unit parameters to their default factory settings.
Discusses periodic nulling/calibration of the internal time base due to aging and drift.
Recommends when to null the oscillator and describes the two methods for calibration.
Provides general troubleshooting advice and specific symptom/cause/solution pairings for common issues.
Explains the cold reset procedure and its conditions for use to restore default values.
Notes that GPS antenna equipment has been superseded by a new Standard Antenna Kit.
General| GNSS Signals Tracked | GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | ±15 ns |
| Time Interval Output | 1 PPS |
| Protocols | NTP, PTP |
| Input Impedance | 50 ohms |
| Input Level | -20 dBm to +10 dBm |
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