It has Demodulated IRIG as its main IRIG output, but it does have
one Modulated IRIG. Others have told me I want the Modulated IRIG; I
honestly don't know what the differences are, and I haven't gotten out
a scope to see.
--Jim
On Tue, Mar 8, 2011 at 4:25 AM, Rob Kimberley
Thanks for the info!
I was adjusting the levels with alsamixer, which I suspect is a
digital mixer. I hadn't thought of the potential issues there.
I was using the onboard sound, but I also have a higher quality
Soundblaster sound card. Do some of these vary in quality so much as
to be unable
My clock generates a couple variants of IRIG-B. I wasn't able to find
docs on what variant of IRIG-B that NTP expects. I know one variant
(which I tested, but am not using, nor do I expect to work) is high
precision, and is supposed to include the same accuracy as standard
IRIG-B + 1kPPS.
--Jim
Hello:
I'm not sure if this is the right place; I've been having trouble
finding current info / discussions on NTP on linux.
I have a SEL 2407 clock (http://www.selinc.com/sel-2407/) that I was
trying to make more useful by providing NTP service to the university
(and others).
This clock has
