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Before you start reading
manual !
This manual is dedicated
for all Time Servers manufactured by Elproma including:
NTS-3000, NTS-4000,
NTS-5000, NTS-7000, NTS-9000 and NTS-dialup
called later shrtly "NTS-xxxx". Some
model related differences are
clearly highlighted.
Contents
Safety instructions
1.
Introduction
2.
Hardware
3.
Mounting GPS antenna
4.
Powering up NTS time server
5.
Basic device configuration
6.
Error messages
7.
NTP – Network Time Protocol
8.
NTP on Time Failure Tolerance Network
9.
NTS time server software Setup
10.
Security and NTP authentication mode
11.
NTPq client diagnostic utility
12.
Installing NTP client software
12.1. Windows
95/98/Me (SNTP client)
12.2. Windows
NT/2K/XP/2003/Vista (NTP Client)
12.3. UNIX
family systems
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SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
This are the important
Safety Instructions that should be followed during
installation and maintenance of the Elproma NTS-xxxx
time server products.
IMPRTANT NOTE !
This equipment contains hazardous voltages. Do not
handle any metallic part until the power has been
disconnected. Do not assemble, disassemble set when the
power is ON. Making wiring and touching cables is
strongly prohibited when power is ON. Please refer to
your RACK’19 safety instruction to learn more about
connecting power to equipment. The NTS-protection
system requires PE line to be connected into RACK’19
din rails.
Elproma safety advices:
-
Do not work
alone under hazardous conditions.
-
High short
circuit current trough conductive materials
can cause severe
burns.
-
Check that the
power cord(s), plug(s), and sockets are in good
conditions.
-
Use qualified
service personnel to install permanently wired
equipment.
-
Do not handle
any metallic part before the power has been
disconnected.
-
Take care your
power lines and rack'19 frame are properly grounded.
ELPROMA Team
For surge, overvoltage
and lighting protection please refar to
NTS-protect product available separately.
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