Hi!
At first, Windows XP supports SNTP protocol (so it can be synchronized
with NTP server, but not with millisecond grade accuracy) and it uses
time.windows.com as default server. Maybe Microsoft is closed that
server or something, if it doesn't work anymore. However it's easy to
change the
I figured there were other modules. Glad to see wallymart has them also.
Over payed? The costyco comes in a multi color display with temp and
humidity.
But then again its the module after all.
How big is the loopstick and did you confirm the wiring?
Regards
Paul.
WB8TSL
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at
I am working on a project where I need to transfer 1PPS approximately
120 meters between buildings.I cam borrow a pair of 62.5 fibers from
IT/telco to do so.
Playing cost / performance against one another, I am looking for a
solution somewhere in the middle that does not requires SM-28
I just checked. I have an actually running XP system that runs in a
VMWare virtual environment on my iMac. Here is what I see
1) It is set to use an NTP server called time.windows.com to set the clock.
2) It is using SNTP not NTP to set the clock
3) The above is working as well as it has ever
Hi Chris,
Timing source is a SyncServer 200 with the rubidium option.The
inter-building fiber is already budgeted as part of the IT and telecom
portion of the project. It adds no cost to the project to use it other
then the optical transceivers.
That is where i need help - selecting
Hi
Is $1K to much for the budget or is $200K?
Are you after microseconds, nanoseconds, or picoseconds?
Depending on what you are after, the range of “in the middle of the pack” moves
around quite a bit.
Bob
On Jul 13, 2014, at 1:39 PM, Martin A Flynn mafl...@theflynn.org wrote:
Hi Chris,
What accuracy requirements do you have. This could be easy or impossible.
Don't spend to much money distributing 1PPS because you can have it
any place you want for the cost of a GPS receiver. A second GPS
receiver is likely cheaper than the cost of 120 meters of cable plus
the cable drivers
A good workaround is to set up a local area network. Have a bridge machine
connected to the internet and then have a second network port and use that
to connect your XP boxes.
I have two projects which require XP and this is what I use - private
networks.
What accuracy requirements do you have?Do you have a requirement
to measure and test your installation? Testing likely means you will
have to round trip the signal. The round trip doubles the cost but
I don't see how to avoid it unless you already have accurate time at
both ends and if you
Now that I think back, I had a couple of XP systems where the system was
configured to get time from the Internet, but the service silently
failed. You could click on the 'update now' button and would be
informed that the update was successful but the time was still wrong.
Stopping and
Yes the isolated LAN works perfectly. It in effect takes the XP
machine off the public internet. However there is a lower cost
solution that does the same thing. What you do is virtualize all
the hardware that is described below. The XP machine and the bridge
computer can be the same
albertson.ch...@gmail.com said:
1) It is set to use an NTP server called time.windows.com
to set the clock.
3) The above is working as well as it has ever worked.
Nothing has changed at Microsoft's end.
It may be more complicated than that.
time.windows.com is a cname for
I did see some retries going to time.windows.com.
I'd suggest changing to 0.north-america.pool.ntp.org if you live in
North America
It took several seconds to get time form time.windows.com but
0.north-america.pool.ntp.org had no delay.
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 12:00 PM, Hal Murray
Hi
IRIG A20 (manchester code) or even A10 (DC level shift) should drive a
transmitter directly or you could use an AM carrier, A13 is 10kHz, A14
100kHz or A15 1MHz.
LuxLink sell off-the shelf solutions, see
http://www.luxlink.com/products/irig.htm
or SEL will do duplex data plus IRIG B over a two
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Whee! Chris: the text box in the xp clock set window is ONE CHARACTER too
short to contain the suggested url. It just gets better and better.
Don
Chris Albertson
I did see some retries going to time.windows.com.
I'd suggest changing to 0.north-america.pool.ntp.org if you live in
North America
All I can get with any server is
an error occurred while synchronizing. . .
OTH my symmetricom analog network clock is peacefully humming along and has
been for at least a year now. Connected to the same ISP.
Don
Chris Albertson
I did see some retries going to time.windows.com.
I'd suggest
This probably ends in the registry somewere... type some random garbage,
save, and seach the registry for this string... then edit the registry
to put the correct url there. Or use a url shortener service
Daniel
Em 13/07/2014 17:18, Don Latham escreveu:
Whee! Chris: the text box in
kudos to ya, Daniel. Altering thee registry value works, have to keep ,0x1 at
the end of the string. The textbox keeps the junk, but the message claims
time successfuly set at ...
and the system clock display agrees with my time-nuttery clocks, at least to
the eye.
Only appears in one place in the
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 3:18 PM, Don Latham d...@montana.com wrote:
Whee! Chris: the text box in the xp clock set window is ONE CHARACTER too
short to contain the suggested url. It just gets better and better.
pool.ntp.org.
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Lloyd Aviation
706 Flightline Drive
Spring Branch,
The real point was just to mention another source - j/k about the price ;)
Lots of Wally World around so maybe easier to find than Costco. I embedded a
picture which I hope will appear. The loopstick is about 7mm diameter and 6cm
long. It is attached to a small circuit board which is marked
Since the 87kb picture was completely stripped out of my prior reply, here's a
link to a pic:
http://www.pumpkinbrook.com/files/Module1.jpg
Paul
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You´re welcome ;)
Daniel
Em 13/07/2014 18:01, Don Latham escreveu:
kudos to ya, Daniel. Altering thee registry value works, have to keep ,0x1 at
the end of the string. The textbox keeps the junk, but the message claims
time successfuly set at ...
and the system clock display agrees with my
That appears to work as well.
Good on ya
Don
Brian Lloyd
On Sun, Jul 13, 2014 at 3:18 PM, Don Latham d...@montana.com wrote:
Whee! Chris: the text box in the xp clock set window is ONE CHARACTER too
short to contain the suggested url. It just gets better and better.
pool.ntp.org.
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Paul the pix came through and yes another nice module and as you say at
wally world and there are lots of those.
The only guess is the data out or time code. They come both ways. That is
as the remodulator is designed a low carrier -14 db at the tick represents
a high logic.
There is a spare
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