To reset TIMENET to its default IP address, use a paper clip to press the reset button (see connection diagram). Note that the Time Sync LED on the dialogue above make take some time to turn from Red to Green, as this is a function of the NTP system, which requires good signal lock for a period before properly synchronising with the atomic time reference.
TIMENET PENS PC
Be sure to reset the PC to the new IP domain before re-checking TIMENET operation. This will automatically cause the TIMENET system to re-boot with the Click on Apply to write the settings to TIMENET. To change the IP address setting for your application, simply enter the IP address, Subnet mask and Gateway. The UTC time will be shown, as well as the local time (as defined by the local setting of the Windows time zone). The TIMENET program will show the dialogue as shown left. (If the program cannot see the TIMENET, check your network connection and settings using the PING command). You can also use the Scan feature to locate the TIMENET on the your local network if you are unsure of the IP address. The default IP address will automatically appear in the IP address field. Configure the network settings of the PC to the same domain (e.g.
TIMENET PENS SERIAL NUMBER
The default IP address of the TIMENET unit is 192.168.42.7 - this is also printed on the serial number label on the underside of the unit. The amber LED indicates network activity.Ĭopy the TIMENET Config.exe program from the TIMENET USB key onto a Windows PC and connect the PC to the same network as the TIMENET.
Note : depending upon antenna position, it may take longer to lock onto the signal. After a few minutes, assuming the GPS antenna has been properly mounted and connected, the green LED will switch to a long pulse, indicating GPS signal lock. This indicates normal running with no GPS signal lock. After a minute or so, the green LED will blink with short pulses. During boot-up, the LED will go off, on, then off again. The green LED will switch on immediately to indicate power. TIMENET should only be used with a Class II Isolated power supply.Ĭonnect the network cable and the 12V DC power (also compatible with 10V-40V DC and 24V AC). The unit should be securely mounted and should not be supported by the attached cables.Ĭonnect the GPS antenna cable, ensuring that the cable connector is screwed on.
Note : if these are not fitted already, the network end plate should be unscrewed and the black plastic collar removed first, before sliding in the wall mount tabs and reassembling. If the TIMENET unit is to be located on a wall, then the supplied wall mounting tabs should be slid into the slots on the side of the case. The GPS antenna should be mounted on the inside of a window which has at least a partial view of the sky, although the greater the view of the sky, the faster the GPS lock (see separate antenna mounting instructions). The TIMENET unit should only be installed indoors or in an appropriately rated enclosure. In the example shown a TIMENET unit is used to synchronise three DVRs, an Access Control system, and both Linux & Windows PCs. TIMENET allows CCTV systems (especially DVRs) and Access Control Systems to be properly synchronised to the precisely correct time, without using an external Internet connection.
TIMENET PENS FULL
Stratum 1) system clock and provides a legally verifiable time with full traceability. TIMENET receives the reference time directly from the GPS satellite system, and so is a top level (i.e. TIMENET is used to provide an accurate atomic clock reference time to network devices using Network Time Protocol (NTP).
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