Thanks. Although I'm brand new here, I've seen some posts talking about Lady
Heather (some with amusing suggestions) and will look into it. Might just be
what I need. I'm working with NTP right now, using Dimension 4, after having
discovered D4's history info.
Thanks again, Ron
From: Mark Sims <[email protected]>
To: "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, August 3, 2016 8:50 PM
Subject: [time-nuts] Using the HP 58503a to correct your PC clock
Lady Heather has the ability to set the system clock from any just about any
GPS receiver. It can set the clock every day, hour, minute, or when system
time and receiver time diverge by more than "x" milliseconds. Most stock
Windows systems have a clock granularity of +/- 15.6 milliseconds, so the
default "time set anytime" divergence threshold is 40 milliseconds.
Lady Heather now talks to SCPI devices and has support for the HP5xxxx devices,
but I don't have one and have not verified that the program works with them or
analyzed their time stamp message arrival time offset. You can get something
like a cheap Ublox GPS module for less than $20 and they work really well.
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> This has probably been covered in the past, but is there a way correct or
> control a PC (Windows 7) clock with the HP 58503A GPS receiver?
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