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1. 9 D Sub DTE connector Table 5 1 shows the pin connections Pim Signs Source Description Signal ground a Output RS 485 data A non inverting Output RS 485 data B inverting Table 5 1 RS 232 RS 485 serial port pin connections 5 2 Programming the RS 232 RS 485 output The RS 232 RS 485 serial data outputs and the PPS output are configured using the Syncbox Control software refer to section 3 for further details Figure 5 1 below shows the Serial Port configuration screen 97 Syncbox Control v1 0 ee Status Ethernet Serial Port Advanced RS 232 RS 485 data output Message format 1 World Time Std lt Baud rate 1200 2400 4800 9 9600 19200 Data bits 7 9 8 Parity None Odd Even Stop bits 1 2 Repetition rate 9 1sec 1min 5mins Thr Midnight 3 30 am On demand Ref timezone 0 UTC Reykjavik S PPS output PPS pulse width 20 msec 9 100 msec 200 msec Apply www woridtimesolutions com Fig 5 1 The Syncbox Control software Serial Port tab 10 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 What is UTC In the early 1970s with the increase in timing accuracy made available by modern atomic clocks Coordinated Universal Time UTC replaced Greenwich Mean Time GMT as the world s time scale Historically GMT calculated the length of a day based on solar time patterns UTC uses highly accurate atomic clocks as a calculation base Section 5 RS 2
2. Syncbox is not Refer to Time synchronised to GPS synchronisation error satellites section above RS 232 RS 485 Serial port Check Serial Port setup output error programming error see section 5 Table A 1 Troubleshooting guide 14 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 B Serial message formats The table below lists the message formats available from the RS 232 and RS 485 serial data outputs Please refer to section 5 for further details message format Noes World Time Solutions standard format World Time Solutions ong tomat World Time Solutions shor format D S LT S DTO S GTH SSCS G H Spectracom NetClock 2 format SpectracomNetClock 2 formats Spectracom NetClock 2 maa pw S sw Meinberg Standard tme sting Computime Time Sting wei S D weemai Win format without satus Fwin tormat2 S Win ormat 2 with day ofweek LT NN asmara TAP GP Compact Postion TAIP LN Long Navigation S a No 6 7 8 9 c sk l NIO co TAIP PV Postion velo TAIP TM Time Date Table B 1 Serial message formats LO Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 15 C Serial output time zones The Syncbox can output serial time and date dat
3. click Install Software Update Utility see section 3 Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation Once the software installation is complete click the Exit button 6 2 Downloading the updated software version Visit the World Time Solutions web site and navigate to the Syncbox downloads page Right click the new Syncbox software version and Save link as Select a directory on your computer Navigate to the new directory Right click the new software zip file and select Extract All Follow the instructions on screen to extract the zip file to a new directory 6 3 Applying a software update BEFORE STARTING THIS PROCEDURE PLEASE ENSURE THE SYNCBOX CONTROL SOFTWARE SOFTWARE UPDATE UTILITY APPLICATIONS ARE NOT RUNNING PLEASE ALSO DISCONNECT THE SYNCBOX FROM THE POWER SUPPLY Connect the Syncbox to the PC using a standard USB printer cable 12 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 Section 6 Software updates Insert a paper clip or similar small implement into the software update switch hole on the rear of the Syncbox point 7 on the drawing in section 1 3 2 Whilst ensuring the software update switch is active pressed in apply power to the Syncbox The Syncbox will power up in software update mode the front panel status LED should be yellow if not please remove and reapply power ensuring the switch is pressed in The remaining step
4. 32 RS 485 output The Syncbox Control software initially shows the currently programmed settings If you make a change to any of the Serial Port settings the Apply and Cancel buttons will be enabled Clicking the Apply button will reconfigure your Syncbox with the new settings If you don t wish to apply your new setting click the Cancel button 5 3 Serial data message format and repetition rate Serial data is transmitted in one of more than 25 message formats Available message formats are listed in appendix B The baud rate data bits parity and stop bits should be configured as required for your application RS 232 RS 485 data messages are transmitted aligned with the second edge The Syncbox can be user programmed to output a data string every second or periodically see Repetition Rate option in fig 5 1 When set to the on demand repetition rate the Syncbox will only output serial data on receipt of a valid transmission request character on the RS 232 RXD pin Valid characters are s 0x73 S 0x53 t 0x74 T 0x54 and Ox3f The data transmission starts on the second edge after a valid request character has been received 5 4 Reference time zone The RS 232 and RS 485 data messages can be output referenced to any of the preprogrammed time zones Appendix C lists the preprogrammed time zones along with offsets from UTC Where applicable the preprogrammed time zones incor
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6. Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual S worldtime SOLUTIONS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock DO NOT allow the Syncbox to be exposed to rain or moisture To avoid the risk of electric shock DO NOT open the enclosure To prevent damage to the unit clean ONLY with a dry cloth Use this product ONLY with the supplied power adapter If the power adapter becomes damaged consult a qualified electrician for advice The supplied power adapter is intended to serve as a disconnect device The socket outlet should be installed near the equipment and should be easily accessible CERTIFICATION LE In accordance with European Directives 2006 95 EC The Low Voltage Directive and 2004 108 EC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive the Syncbox is in conformity with the applicable requirements of BS EN 60950 1 2006 Information Technology Equipment Safety BS EN 55022 2006 Information Technology Equipment Radio disturbance characteristics class B and BS EN 55024 2003 Information Technology Equipment Immunity characteristics A copy of the EC Declaration of Conformity is included at the rear of this user manual Copies of the original document may be downloaded from our web site at www worldtimesolutions com RoHS COMPLIANCE World Time Solutions Limited works with it s suppliers to ensure all products comply with the Restriction of Hazardous Substances ROHS directive Fo
7. Version 1 1 Section 1 Introduction 1 4 The status LED The status LED shows the general status of your Syncbox GPS Time Server When the Syncbox is operating normally the LED will be green and flashing once per second the flash indicates the second edge Table 1 3 below lists the different modes of operation of the status LED and what each mode indicates LED operation Status Green flashing once The Syncbox is synchronised to the GPS per second satellites and is operating normally The flash indicates the start of the second Red flashing once The Syncbox is not synchronised to the GPS per second satellites Red not flashing The Syncbox is booting up Red flashing fast There is an error Your Syncbox will automatically reboot The Syncbox is in software update mode Table 1 3 Status LED operation modes Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 3 2 Installing your Syncbox The Syncbox is housed in a robust aluminium enclosure The unit is supplied complete with an active patch GPS antenna or anti jam antenna kit a power adapter and associated cables Please install your Syncbox following the notes below To configure your Syncbox please refer to sections 3 Syncbox Control software 4 The Ethernet port and 5 RS 232 RS 485 output 2 1 Physical installation The Syncbox should be placed on a flat surface Alternatively the Syncbox can be secured to any surface using
8. a referenced to any of the following preprogrammed time zones Time zone offsets followed by a character indicates that the time zone has daylight saving changes performed automatically UTC Offset ean 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 T3 5 Tehran d 5 5E r rE 10 Vladivostok E E 12 75 Chatham Island 13 E ET Table C 1 Preprogrammed Serial Output Time Zones 16 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 Appendix C Serial output time zones UTC Offset City Time Zone E aaaea San SaivadorManaga 5 NewvekformoNessu s Hmm 4 SamoDemmgolasPazGandum s o f s G E BwsiaasPmdo Montevideo E I RN Table C 1 Preprogrammed Serial Output Time Zones cont Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 17 D Specifications Model Variations amp Availability Syncbox S RS 232 and RS 485 level serial outputs and PPS output Syncbox N NTP SNTP Ethernet output Syncbox SN NTP SNTP Ethernet output RS 232 and RS 485 level serial outputs and PPS output Typical Performance Specifications NTP timestamp accuracy Typically within 30 usec of UTC NTP client accuracy Dependent on network architecture utilisation delays and jitter Clients typically synchronised to within 200 usec to 2 msec of UTC on a LAN NTP performance accuracy PPS output accuracy PPS output ter Supported Protocols Etherne
9. a time only GPS mode where the location is assumed not to change significantly improving the timing accuracy Once the survey is complete the location is stored in the Syncbox This ensures accurate timing even if the Syncbox is rebooted If you relocate the GPS antenna by a significant distance the Syncbox will detect this and automatically perform another self survey Alternatively you can manually trigger this by clicking the Restart self survey button see fig 3 3 Section 3 The Syncbox Control software 3 3 Using the Syncbox Control software The main window of the Syncbox Control software uses a tab menu system Tabs are provided for the setup of each output Ethernet and Serial please refer to sections 4 and 5 respectively advanced settings and a general status tab The General Status tab shown in fig 3 2 below shows the UTC time and date and the GPS synchronisation status 9 2 Syncbox Control v1 0 Seog x Status Ethernet Serial Port Advanced Time and date UTC time 10 25 15 UTC date 24 06 2014 Sync status Sync status GPS locked www worldtimesolutions com Fig 3 2 The Syncbox Control software General Status tab The Advanced Settings tab shown in fig 3 3 below indicates the current software version in your Syncbox There are also buttons to restore your Syncbox to its factory settings and to erase the stored location and restart the self surv
10. ey 9 7 Syncbox Control v1 1 Lee Es Status Ethernet Serial Port Software version Current software version 11 Factory reset Restore factory settings Self survey Restart self survey www worldtimesolutions com Fig 3 3 The Syncbox Control software Advanced Settings tab Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 7 4 The Ethernet port Note The Ethernet port is only available on Ethernet versions The Ethernet port enables synchronisation of NTP SNTP clients over a network With sub 30 usec timestamp accuracies and high bandwidth 5000 NTP requests per second operation the Syncbox is the ideal network timing solution for a wide range of applications 4 1 Programming the Ethernet port All settings related to the Ethernet port are configured using the Syncbox Control software refer to section 3 for further details Figure 4 1 below shows the Ethernet configuration screen amp 1 Syncbox Control v1 0 Sen x Status Ethernet Serial Port Advanced Internet Protocol configuration DHCP Obtain IP settings automatically Use the following static IP settings IP address 192 168 0 102 Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Gateway 192 168 0 1 NTP broadcast NTP broadcast Enabled 9 Disabled Apply Cancel 3 www worldtimesolutions com Fig 4 1 The Syncbox Control software Ethernet setup tab The Syncbox Control software initially shows the currently prog
11. nformation Technology Equipment Radio 2006 disturbance characteristics class B BS EN 55024 Information Technology Equipment Immunity 2003 characteristics I hereby declare that the equipment named above has been designed to comply with the relevant sections of the above referenced specifications The system complies with all applicable Essential Requirements of the Directives CC Signed Name Anthony Honeyball Position Managing Director Date 23rd June 2014 Ref WTSCF2014 01 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 19 World Time Solutions Limited 1st Floor Barclays House Gatehouse Way Aylesbury Buckinghamshire HP19 8DB United Kingdom 44 0 1296 331428 sales worldtimesolutions com www worldtimesolutions com
12. porate seasonal time change information allowing changes to occur automatically 5 5 PPS pulse per second output The PPS pulse per second pin provides a high accuracy pulse every second aligned with the second edge The pulse is transmitted at RS 232 signal levels from pin 1 of the serial port The PPS pin is normally at a negative voltage level RS 232 logic state 1 Atthe start of the second edge the pin switches to a positive voltage level RS 232 logic state 0 After the PPS pulse has ended the pin switches back to a negative voltage level The width of the PPS pulse may be adjusted from 20 msec to 200 msec Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 11 6 Software updates Occasionally an updated software version may become available for the Syncbox The updated software should be installed using the Syncbox Software Update Utility The Syncbox Software Update Utility is packaged as part of the Syncbox Control software The Syncbox Control software including the Syncbox Software Update Utility is supplied on a CD ROM along with your Syncbox Alternatively the latest version may be downloaded from the World Time Solutions web site http www worldtimesolutions com 6 1 Installing the Syncbox Software Update Utility f the USB drivers have not previously been installed on your PC install them now using the Syncbox Installer software see section 3 1 In the Syncbox Installer window
13. r further information please visit our web site at www worldtimesolutions com rohs html DISPOSAL b Please dispose of this unit properly To minimize pollution and help protect the environment this unit should be recycled For further information and or to view a copy of the World Time Solutions Limited Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Policy please visit our web site at www worldtimesolutions com recycle html COPYRIGHT 2014 2015 World Time Solutions Limited All Rights Reserved All information contained within this document is the property of World Time Solutions Limited and cannot be used or reproduced by any person or company without written consent from World Time Solutions Limited World Time Solutions Limited reserves the right to make periodic amendments to the information in this document without notice TRADEMARKS Microsoft Windows Windows XP Vista and Windows 7 are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries All other registered trademarks and trademarks are property of their respective owners SOFTWARE LICENCE This product contains proprietary World Time Solutions Limited Software This proprietary World Time Solutions Limited software is supplied under the World Time Solutions Limited Software Licence Agreement To obtain further information and or a copy of the software licence please visit www worldtimesolution
14. rammed Ethernet settings If you make a change to any of the Ethernet settings the Apply and Cancel buttons will be enabled Clicking the Apply button will reconfigure your Syncbox with the new settings If you don t wish to apply your new setting click the Cancel button 4 2 DHCP operation The network interface can operate with DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol enabled or disabled When DHCP operation is enabled the Syncbox attempts to obtain network address settings automatically from a DHCP server on the network With DHCP disabled network address settings are manually entered into the unit If you configure the DHCP setting to Obtain IP setting automatically DHCP enabled and the Syncbox has obtained its network settings the new settings will be displayed in the IP address Subnet mask and Gateway text boxes 8 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 What is NTP Network Time Protocol NTP enables the synchronisation of computer clocks across data networks It was originally proposed in the early 1980s and has been continually updated and used ever since Further information may be found at the home of the NTP project http www ntp org What is DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP enables the automatic assignment of IP address settings on a TCP IP network Upon connection to a TCP IP network a client device configured for DHCP ope
15. ration communicates with the DHCP server and obtains an IP address lease The DHCP protocol is defined in RFC 2131 available for download from http www rfc editor org Section 4 The Ethernet port If you configure the DHCP setting to Use the following static IP settings DHCP disabled the Syncbox uses the IP address Subnet mask and Gateway as programmed in the Internet Protocol configuration window 4 3 NTP Broadcast In a typical computer network NTP operates in Unicast mode an NTP client requests the time and the Syncbox responds directly to this request However in certain applications it may be desirable to configure the Syncbox to operate in broadcast mode When operating in NTP broadcast mode as well as responding directly to Unicast NTP requests the Syncbox additionally broadcasts NTP messages to all devices on the local Subnet Broadcast messages are transmitted every 64 seconds Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 9 5 RS 232 RS 485 output Note The RS 232 RS 485 output is only available on serial versions The RS 232 RS 485 serial output provides time and date information at both RS 232 and RS 485 signal levels The data format can be chosen by the user from a list of more than 25 different formats The serial port also outputs high accuracy PPS pulse per second data at RS 232 signal levels 5 1 Connecting to the RS 232 RS 485 output The Syncbox has a female DB 9 DE
16. re update T 12 A Troubleslhibolilig coda erea aera p aa r A E ee SL I SLE 14 B Serial message formats pre entrics enen 15 C Serial output time ZONCS uoo dae eter terete isa nce ncaa Ons ee 16 D Specifications eT MR 18 E Certificate of Conformily foc csecc sede cccecctncs eenn nenen 19 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 Hl What is Syncbox Control Syncbox Control is the Windows software application that you will use as the control panel for your Syncbox To change any settings on your Syncbox open Syncbox Control and connect the Syncbox to your PC using the USB connection Any changes you make will be stored in your Syncbox Note that you only need to open Syncbox Control or connect the USB cable if you wish to check or change any settings See also The Syncbox Control software section 3 1 Introduction The Syncbox GPS Time Server is the ideal timing solution for industrial control CCTV and IT systems When synchronised to the GPS satellites the Syncbox provides highly accurate time information both as serial and PPS pulse per second data and for devices on an Ethernet network using NTP Network Time Protocol Note outputs available are model dependent 1 1 Quick start guide Complete the following for rapid installation of your Syncbox Install and connect the GPS antenna see section 2 2 Connect the Syncbox to a s
17. s are performed using the Syncbox Software Update Utility Open the Syncbox Software Update Utility software Click the Browse button A File Open window will appear Select the recently downloaded and extracted file SyncboxT_x x and click Open The new file version will now be displayed in the New Software Version text box Click the Start Update Procedure button The replacement software will now be uploaded into the Syncbox via the USB connection The Software Update Progress section details the procedures being performed and overall progress Once the update is complete click on the Exit button Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 13 A Troubleshooting Possible Cause Solution Status LED is Red The Syncbox is not Even with a good view of and flashing once per yet synchronised the sky the Syncbox may second indicates a after power up take up to 15 minutes to time synchronisation synchronise after power error up Poor antenna sky Ensure the antenna has a visibility clear view of the sky see section 2 2 Status LED is Red The Syncbox is Wait for boot up to and not flashing booting up complete Status LED is Red There is an error The Syncbox will and flashing fast automatically reboot Not responding to No connection to the Check Ethernet port NTP requests network configuration see section 4 Check network switch and CATS patch cable integrity The
18. s com LIMITED WARRANTY The Syncbox GPS Time Server is guaranteed against failure due to faulty parts or workmanship for a period of five 5 years from date of purchase In the event of product failure due to faulty parts or workmanship within the warranty period World Time Solutions Limited at its own discretion will either a repair the product b supply a replacement product c supply a functionally equivalent replacement product or d refund the purchase price of the product The limited warranty will not apply if a the product has not been installed or operated as per our instructions b the product has been modified in anyway In the event of failure the Syncbox should be returned to the manufacturer for inspection and repair Please visit our support pages for further details www worldtimesolutions com support html TECHNICAL SUPPORT To obtain help with the installation or operation of the Syncbox please visit our web site at www worldtimesolutions com support html II Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 Contents ED IntFOGH C 1 1 Td QUICK Starts QUIGG ts ciis dirae otiosis tat auto E opem iple a Du ar tette atre e ILS etsi SE LUE 1 T 2 NAS IAG DOK coe cep Reihe ah o Pete eerta buie toteb led es uo Knee dS e 1 1 3 Getting to know your SyriGDOX cue e RR dd dee eus 2 k amp Thest tus LED erm 3 2 Installing your SY WC OK sees ects ccc c Scenics eu a ennenen enen 4 R P e
19. t protocols NTP v2 RFC 1119 NTP v3 RFC 1305 NTP v4 no RFC SNTP v3 RFC 1769 SNTP v4 RFC 2030 DHCP Serial protocols More than 25 serial data formats I O Connections Ethernet connection 10BASE T 100BASE TX auto sensing RS 232 RS 485 PPS DB 9 DE 9 female D Sub USB 2 0 full speed GPS antenna SMA supplied with active patch antenna and 2m captive cable Anti jam antenna kit option available Power input 5V DC power input supplied with external power adapter Mechanical Electrical amp Environmental Specifications 112 x 33 x 92mm 4 4 x 1 3 x 3 6 excluding removable wall fixings 096 9596 noncondensing Standards Electrical Safety BS EN 60950 1 2006 Radio Disturbance BS EN 55022 2006 class B Immunity Characteristics BS EN 55024 2003 18 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 E Certificate of Conformity World Time Solutions EC Declaration of Conformity o We World Time Solutions Limited of 1st Floor Barclays House Gatehouse Way Aylesbury Bucks HP19 8DB UK in accordance with the following Directives 2006 95 EC The Low Voltage Directive 2004 108 EC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive hereby declare that Equipment GPS Time Server Model number Syncbox is in conformity with the applicable requirements of the following documents Ref No Title Edition Date BS EN 60950 1 Information Technology Equipment Safety 2006 BS EN 55022 I
20. the USB cable if you wish to check or change any settings 4 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 Section 2 Installing your Syncbox 2 5 Ethernet port version dependent Please note In orderto prevent possible network setup conflicts itis recommended that the Syncbox is not connected to the network before the Ethernet port has been configured see section 4 The Syncbox should be connected to an Ethernet switch on a TCP IP network The Syncbox has a 10BASE T 100BASE TX auto sensing Ethernet port and should be connected to the network using the supplied CAT5 patch cable or similar 2 6 RS 232 RS 485 output version dependent The RS 232 RS 485 output provides user programmable serial time and date messages and PPS pulse per second data Please refer to section 5 RS 232 RS 485 output for connection and setup details Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 5 3 Syncbox Control software Please note The USB drivers should be installed before connecting the Syncbox to your PC Syncbox Control is a Windows software application that acts as the control panel for your Syncbox To change any setting on your Syncbox connect it to your PC using the USB connection and open the Syncbox Control software The Syncbox Control software and USB drivers are on a CD ROM supplied with your Syncbox Alternatively you can download a copy from the World Time Solutions web site http www world
21. the supplied removable brackets 2 2 Connecting and installing the GPS antenna If your Syncbox has been supplied with the anti jam antenna kit please disregard this section and consult the user manual supplied with the anti jam kit For your Syncbox to operate reliably the GPS antenna needs to have at least a partial view of the sky increasing the amount of sky visible will provide correspondingly better performance The antenna should be mounted either externally in a protected position or in an internal position with a view of the sky for example on a window ledge If you choose to mount your antenna internally best operation will be achieved by choosing a window facing towards the equator ensure the window is not coated with a metallised film as this may disrupt the GPS signals Once installation is complete you may choose to secure the GPS patch antenna in position using the adhesive tape supplied Connect the GPS patch antenna cable to the GPS ANTENNA connection on the rear of the Syncbox 2 3 Power connection The Syncbox is supplied with an external power adapter The power adapter should be connected to the Syncbox before being connected to a local mains power supply 2 4 USB setup port Please note The USB drivers should be installed before connecting the Syncbox to your PC The USB setup port should be connected to a Windows PC running the Syncbox Control software Note that you only need to connect
22. timesolutions com 3 1 Installing the USB drivers Insert the CD ROM into a DVD CD reader on your Windows PC The Syncbox Installer program should automatically run If the program fails to start run Syncboxlnstaller exe 9 7 Syncbox Installer v1 1 EEHECE T Install USB Drivers Install 64 bit USB Drivers Install Syncbox Control Software Install Software Update Utility Exit Fig 3 1 The Syncbox Installer window e Click Install USB Drivers or Install 64 bit USB Drivers on 64 bit versions of Windows Follow the on screen instructions to complete the USB driver installation Connect the Syncbox to your PC and follow the on screen instructions 3 2 Installing the Syncbox Control software e Click the Install Syncbox Control Software button Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation Once the software installation is complete click the Exit button Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 What is the self survey The Syncbox GPS Time Server is designed to provide highly accurate time data In order to achieve this the Syncbox needs to calculate its position precisely The first time you power up your Syncbox it will perform an automatic self survey the survey takes 35 minutes to complete and requires the Syncbox to be locked to the GPS satellites When the survey is completed the Syncbox switches to
23. uitable 100 240 VAC mains power supply using the supplied power adapter see section 2 3 Install the Syncbox Control software application see section 3 Configure the Ethernet port using the Syncbox Control software see section 4 Ethernet versions only Configure the RS 232 RS 485 and PPS outputs using the Syncbox Control software see section 5 Serial versions only 1 2 What s in the box Your Syncbox is supplied in a box with the following items Syncbox GPS Time Server GPS patch antenna or optional anti jam GPS antenna kit see separate user manual Power adapter USB CAT5 and RS 232 serial cables model dependent Wall mounting brackets The Syncbox Control Windows software User manual Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual Version 1 1 1 Section 1 Introduction 1 3 Getting to know your Syncbox The drawings below show the front and rear of the Syncbox 1 3 1 Syncbox front view SYNCBOX GPS TIME SERVER a mE STATUS Solutions SETUP ETHE3NET e 1 Status LED 3 Ethernet port Ethernet versions only USB setup port E Removable bracket fixing point Table 1 1 Front panel functions 1 3 2 Syncbox rear view www worldtimesolutions com lt o 5V DC RS 232 RS 185 OUTPUT ANTENNA Software update switch RS 232 RS 485 and PPS GPS antenna connection outputs Serial versions only Table 1 2 Rear panel functions 2 Syncbox GPS Time Server User Manual

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