The status page is an information only page. It shows the various pieces of information about the
current working state of the device.
3.4.1 Time Source
This field displays the current source of time. It can be GPS, Peer Time Server, or Manually set.
3.4.2 Location
Location shows the latitude and longitude of the device itself based on the GPS receiver. Paste this set
of coordinates into Google Maps to see your location.
3.4.3 Date/Time
The Date/Time entry shows the current UTC date and time of the device. This is not updated realtime.
Refreshing the page will update this time. Note that it is the clients responsibility to adjust for
timezone and daylight savings adjustments.
3.4.4 Satellites Used
This shows the current number of satellites that are in view and locked by the GPS receiver.
3.4.5 GPS Fix
This displays the level of the current GPS lock.
No GPS Fix – Check cable connections. If connected correctly, likely the antenna needs a better view
of the sky. Obstructions, building materials, window tinting can all cause possible signal issues.
2D - GPS satellites found.
3D – Required for serving time.
3.4.6 NTP Lookups
This field updates on a page reload and shows how many NTP time requests have been requested from
client devices.
3.4.7 Holdover Time
When the GPS lock is lost and time is being served by the internal OCXO, this will show the amount of
time in minutes that the holdover state has been active.
3.4.8 MAC
This is an information only field and displays the MAC address of the Time Server.
3.4.9 Uptime
Time elapsed since last boot up.
3.4.10 OCXO Correction
This field shows the frequency correction being applied to correct the OCXO back on to its root
frequency. This value can be saved or reset from this web page. The purpose of saving this value, after
the device has run for a period of a couple hours with 3D lock, is to give a more accurate starting point
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