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General| PTP Ports | 4 |
|---|---|
| NTP Capacity | Up to 10, 000 requests per second |
| Frequency Output | 10 MHz, 1 PPS |
| Time Synchronization Protocols | NTP, PTP, SyncE |
| Input Reference | 1 PPS, 10 MHz |
| Output | NTP, PTP, 1 PPS, 10 MHz |
| Network Interface | 10/100/1000 Ethernet |
| Power Supply | AC or DC |
| Management | Web GUI, SNMP, CLI |
| Redundancy | Optional |
| Form Factor | 1U rack mount |
| PTP Profiles | G.8275.1, G.8275.2 |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to +50°C |
| Holdover Accuracy | < 1.5 µs over 24 hours (with Rubidium oscillator) |
Describes the organization and contents of the user guide.
Explains typographical conventions used throughout the document.
Highlights essential information for safety and proper operation.
Lists the key hardware and software features of the TimeProvider 5000.
Details available software options and their licensing requirements.
Describes the security measures implemented in the TP5000.
Illustrates and describes the various physical connectors on the device.
Provides details on the chassis, modules, and physical layout.
Explains the system's core functions and architecture.
Covers how to manage system settings and configurations.
Explains how the system handles and reports alarms.
Details the operation and integration of expansion shelves.
Provides initial steps and considerations before installation.
Outlines critical security measures for a safe installation.
Guides on planning the physical location and environment for installation.
Details the procedure for safely unpacking the equipment.
Explains how to physically mount the main unit in a rack.
Covers the handling, insertion, and removal of system modules.
Describes how to connect various input and output signals.
Crucial steps for proper electrical grounding and power setup.
A checklist to verify the completeness of the installation.
Steps for powering up the system.
Expected behavior and LED indicators upon system startup.
Introduction to the Command Line Interface.
Explains syntax, keywords, and notation used in CLI commands.
Describes different user access levels and their permissions.
Guides on connecting to the device via serial or Ethernet.
Procedures for adding, editing, and deleting user accounts.
Configuration for remote user authentication using RADIUS.
Configuration of the Management (MGMT) Ethernet port.
Configuration of ports on the IOC modules.
Setup for Virtual Local Area Networks.
Configuration of Precision Time Protocol settings.
Configuration of Network Time Protocol settings.
Setting up external references for timing and frequency.
Detailed configuration for E1/T1 input ports.
Detailed configuration for 1PPS+TOD input ports.
Detailed configuration for E1/T1 output ports.
Configuration for specific dedicated output ports.
Configuration for 10MHz and 1PPS output ports.
Procedure to set the device's date and time.
Configuration and management of system alarms.
Procedures for backing up and restoring system configuration.
Configuration for Simple Network Management Protocol.
Configuration steps for expansion shelves.
Procedures for accessing and exiting the system.
Managing user accounts for system access.
Saving current settings to persistent storage.
Procedures for resetting the system to factory default settings.
Commands to check the current operational state of system components.
Manually synchronizing system time with the reference.
Managing redundant IOC card states.
Viewing system alarm and event logs.
Configuration and monitoring of PTP client devices.
Recommended periodic checks to ensure optimal performance.
Critical safety guidelines for working with the equipment.
Precautions to prevent electrostatic discharge damage.
Guidance on diagnosing and resolving system issues.
Interpreting IOC module LED indicators for troubleshooting.
Interpreting IMC module LED indicators for troubleshooting.
Procedures for replacing hardware modules.
Steps to update the system software.
Procedures for reverting to an earlier software version.
Lists part numbers for system components and accessories.
Contact information for technical assistance and sales.
Explains the syslog facility and severity codes used.
Lists and describes system messages, alarms, and events.
Details mechanical, environmental, power, signal, and clock specifications.
Lists the default configuration values for system parameters.
Lists available antenna kits, accessories, and their part numbers.
Step-by-step procedures for physically installing the GPS antenna.
Introduction to the concept and implementation of redundant IOC cards.
Introduction to the PTP Probe functionality and its purpose.
Lists necessary hardware and software for taking PTP measurements.
Procedures for the physical installation of the PTP Probe.
How to use the TimeMonitor PDV software to manage the probe.
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