NTS-6001
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NTS-6001 INTRODUCTION The NTS-6001 is a rack-mount time server based on an embedded Linux operating system and is designed to serve as a time source for medium to large companies. The rack-mount unit combines the ability to synchronise time across networks and peer multiple time servers with the stability of a dedicated operating system to provide a stable and reliable time source. Easy to install and setup – it can be out of the box and working within a short space of time, fully configurable via the web browser, no knowledge of Linux required. For security, the unit is locked down, all...

WHAT SHOULD BE SHIPPED STANDARD PARTS • Junction Box and IDC Cable Tool • Mounting bracket and fixing for antenna • CD containing manual and software OPTIONAL PARTS • Light Arrestor(s) • Cable for extending the antenna(s) • Gold and Premium Support • Digital Wall Clock - Ethernet Powered • Secondary Time Source Available - GPS Units only • Antenna Cable - Available from 100 to 1,000 metre rolls • Additional Power Supply - Recommended from 550 metres onwards * The antennas provided will depend on which has been ordered, however, all units come with at

NTS-6001 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Protocols - NTP & SNTP Configuration Configuring Technical Standard SNMP Network Interface MTBF Estimated Display Operating System Operating Temperatures Heat Dissipation Humidity Mount Function Network Accuracy Security NTP Time Requests Power Supply Universal Power Consumption Dimensions (mm) Packed Unpacked Properties Weight Packed Unpacked with Antenna Source External www.galsys.co.uk galleonsupport.com NTP v2 (RFC 1119) NTP v3 (RFC 1305) NTP v4 (RFC 2131) SNTP v3 (RFC 1769) SNTP v4 (RFC 2030) Across a Network via Secure Browser https (RFC 2616) Secure...

NTS-6001 SYSTEM OVERVIEW NTS-6001 The Galleon NTS-6001 network time server synchronises network time and provides a reliable stratum 1 response with 282,000 time requests per minute. With easy plug-and-play installation and equipped with 2 Ethernet ports for network interfacing, the NTS-6001-GPS can also peer connect for advanced security. The IP address can either be automatically configured by DCHP or a static IP address can be entered manually. The front panel is equipped with a backlit LCD screen and displays run-time information for the NTP subsystem. www.galsys.co.uk galleonsupport.com

NTS-6001 GPS ANTENNA Tracking up to 12 satellites at the same time, GPS offers an accurate signal capable of a reliable and consistent reading anywhere in the world. Used extensively for synchronising time from one location to another, GPS signals are received globally and maintain a high level of accuracy. Functional up to 1000m (3,000 ft.) away from the time server, additional cable length can be added to the supplied 10m to increase cable size to desired length. An extra power supply is recommended past the length of 550m to ensure the unit is running at optimum efficiency. The GPS...

NTS-6001 MSF ANTENNA The MSF signal is broadcast from Anthorn in Cumbria and is maintained at a reliable frequency of 60 kHz, delivering a steady signal undisrupted by changing weather conditions and operational 24 hours a day. The radio signal is designed to cover the whole of the United Kingdom. Functional up to 1000m (3,000 ft.) away from the time server, additional cable length can be added to the supplied 10m, to increase cable size to the desired length. An extra power supply is recommended past the length of 550m to ensure the unit is running at optimum efficiency. One thing to bear...

NTS-6001 DCF ANTENNA The DCF antenna receives a radio signal broadcast at 77.5 kHz from Frankfurt (Main). The signal covers the whole of Germany and impressively most of Europe too. Functional up to 1000m (3,000 ft.) away from the time server, additional cable length can be added to the supplied 10m to increase cable size to the desired length. An extra power supply is recommended past the length of 550m to ensure the unit is running at optimum efficiency. One thing to bear in mind with a radio-based antenna is that certain electrical equipment generates noise on the same frequency as the...

NTS-6001 WWVB ANTENNA The WWVB antenna receives a radio signal broadcast at 60 kHz from two transmitters near Fort Collins in Colorado. One benefit of using the WWVB signal is that as they have two transmitters that have different scheduled down times, the WWVB signal is not affected by maintenance. Functional up to 1000m (3,000 ft.) away from the time server, additional cable length can be added to the supplied 10m, to increase cable size to the desired length. An extra power supply is recommended past the length of 550m to ensure the unit is running at optimum efficiency. One thing to...

NTS-6001 WIRING THE UNIT GPS Extending the antenna with Cat5e/Cat6 Cable www.galsys.co.uk galleonsupport.com Cable Colour Green/White Green Brown Brown/White Blue Blue/White

NTS-6001 Extending the antenna with eight - Core Cable www.galsys.co.uk galleonsupport.com Cable Colour Yellow Green Red Black Blue Brown

NTS-6001 RADIO – MSF/DCF/WWVB Extending the antenna with Cat5e/Cat6 Cable www.galsys.co.uk galleonsupport.com Cable Colour Orange Brown Brown/White

Extending the antenna with four - Core Cable

NTS-6001 SETTING UP THE UNIT CONNECTING EVERYTHING UP Server Location Choose a suitable location for the NTS-6001; please bear in mind you will need to run a cable from this location preferably to the roof of the building or to a window. Connect to Network Connect the NTS-6001 to the network using a standard RJ-45 cable. If your network supports DHCP then the unit will automatically obtain an IP Address. If you require the unit to be used across another network then you can connect the second port to the network using a standard RJ-45 cable in the same manner as the first. Install Antenna...

NTS-6001 CONFIGURATION Once everything is connected up, the NTS-6001 can then be powered up. The unit will start up and begin running the necessary processes. The LCD display will start and show the following: - Next the unit will check for data coming into the serial connector: - WAITING SERIAL DATA The unit will display the current software version: - A time and date will then be displayed: - And the unit will seek to synchronise with either GPS or Radio: - During the waiting period for synchronisation, the Unit will remain in an ‘unsynchronised state’: - The unit will show that it...