Re: [time-nuts] RS-232 Pin Outs for the Acron Zeit WWVB LCD Clock

2017-07-21 Thread Paul Alfille 
I thought I could answer this question easily, since I had the cable right
at hand. But my continuity detector gave strange results.

I opened up the D-shell and found a small circuit board with diode,
capacitors and what looks like an ST358 op amp.

Paul Alfille

On Fri, Jul 21, 2017 at 4:27 PM, Philip Jackson 
wrote:

> Does anyone have the serial pinout info for the Zeit clock?
>
> I have the clock but have mislaid the factory cable so will need to make
> up a replacement RJ11 to 9 pin D-sub cable.
>
> It would save me time if someone has already identified the TX,  RX and
> Ground connections on the RJ11 socket.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Philip
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[time-nuts] Too many GPSDO's

2017-07-21 Thread Gary Neilson 

I have more GPSDO's than I need.

I have a Trimble Thunderbolt that I would like to trade for a quality 
10mhz Rubidium unit.


It also comes with a power supply and a Antenna.

Let me know what you have.

Thanks

Gary Neilson

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[time-nuts] RS-232 Pin Outs for the Acron Zeit WWVB LCD Clock

2017-07-21 Thread Philip Jackson 
Does anyone have the serial pinout info for the Zeit clock?

I have the clock but have mislaid the factory cable so will need to make
up a replacement RJ11 to 9 pin D-sub cable.

It would save me time if someone has already identified the TX,  RX and
Ground connections on the RJ11 socket.

Thanks.

Philip
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