Check to see if PSU is a symmetricom power supply it MAY be a standard merchant
power supply for which replacements are available from
newark/digi-key/arrow/ebay etc
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On Sep 18, 2017, at 3:21 PM, Clint Jay wrote:
Hi Chris, if it's not
The True Position GPSDO is working, locked to 8 satellites. It's 10MHz output
is extremely close to the X72's output. Using an oscilloscope to compare the
signals with a lissajous pattern, there is only a very small, slow movement,
barely perceivable. I don't need to do any calibration to the
Hi,
I picked up a Brandywine GPS Master Clock today at a hamfest and am
hoping to get it working.
It came with a 3-ring binder with dip switch settings and ASCII command
descriptions.
Based on prior postings, it seems like it's serial port behaves a lot
like their GPS-4 model.
My unit had a
Opto-isolators degrade with time.
The "optically clear" material between the emitter and detector will
start turning opaque with time.
At least this is what my boss told me years ago.
We has a product that used opto-isolators to isolate our circuits from
phone lines.
After a few years of use,
I figured it out. It was the ASCII settings, it's working now.
- ASCII Sending, "Echo typed characters locally"
- ASCII Receiving, "Append line feeds to incoming line ends"
Thanks,Steve
On Sunday, October 1, 2017 8:30 AM, Stephan Flor wrote:
I
I received my True Position GPSDO. I'm testing it.I am connected to it via a
rs232 port, and using HyperTerminal on a XP laptop to communicate. I'm getting
the boot message "GETVER 12.0.1 BOOT".
This may be a stupid question, but how do I get the boot message to stop so I
can send the
Thanks for the reply Clint. I spent some time on it today with no luck, I do
have some more info though…
The primary seems ok, there is a steady 329volts DC across the big cap after
the rectifier diodes.
When you power it up under its normal load you can hear the transformer
whistle, which
Let me praise the support provided by PTF (www.ptf-llc.com): I obtained a
faulty GPS time clock off ebay to replace the one that was burned by a
lightning strike on the house.
First, the manual is online. Second, the support emails provided by PTF
(probably by the owner) allowed me to diagnose
If I look on the TIC graph it looks like something happen at about + or -
500ns. Could it be that the software change algoritm? Like a ”Jam Sync”. Seems
like it tries to get the TIC to zero quick by changing the DAC. Maybe it thinks
it gets enough close in frequency and stops and goes back to