- Converts time code to NTP
- NTP output accuracy of ± 2 ms
- Time stamp precision of 5-10 ms
- Time server synchronized to your existing IRIG or SMPTE time code source
- Automatically detects time code source
- Time codes: IRIG-B0 (DCLS), IRIG-B1 (AM), IRIG-A0 (DCLS), IRIG-A1 (AM)
- Time codes: IRIG-E0 (DCLS), IRIG-E1 (AM), SMPTE 12M, 309M, 24/25/30 fps
- NTP query (Unicast), Multicast or Broadcast modes
- Assignable network configuration
- Configuration via Telnet/SSH or included WinDiscovery
- IPv4/IPv6 compatible
- MD5 authentication
NTP100-TC Time Code Server
The NTP100-TC is an NTP time server that synchronizes to a time code source and converts the signal to Network Time Protocol. It automatically detects the incoming time code source; long-term accuracy is the same as the external source.
With loss of time code, the device will revert to an internal oscillator with accuracy of better than 165 msec/day.
Reference Documents
SpecificationsNTP100-TC Time Code Server
Holdover Accuracy
- With loss of power or reference, device reverts to an internal precision TCXO temperature-compensated crystal oscillator with accuracy of ± 1min/year or <165ms per day
- High-stability option with OCXO provides typical stability of 1 ppb/day or ± 250ms/year
Rack Mount
- Optional RM4 rack mount kit available
Connectors
- RJ45 ─ 10/100 MB
- DC input ─ 2.1 mm male jack
- 3-pin terminal block (differential time code input)
- BNC (single-ended time code input)
- USB for configuration
Power Supply
- DC input (9-28 VDC)
- Power consumption: <7.5W
- Includes an external 24 VDC wall mount power supply with locking DC plug, UL & CE listed. Supplied with your choice of US, Euro, British or AUS/NZ plug - others optionally available.
Network Compatibility
- NTP unicast, multicast, or broadcast mode
- NTP v2 (RFC 1119) Support
- NTP v3 (RFC 1306) Support
- NTP v4 (RFC 5905) Support
- DHCPv4, DHCPv6 for automatic acquisition of network address, name servers, and timeserver configuration
- Telnet/SSH communication
- IPv4/IPv6 compatible
- SNMP with custom MIB
Configuration
- Provides dynamic configuration for networking parameters
- Network discovery tool provides automatic discovery of NTP devices attached to network without changing PC’s networking configuration
- Configuration is saved to non-volatile memory and survives power losses
- Authenticated network messages prevent unauthorized tampering of clock configuration
Physical Size
- 6.44 x 4.06 x 1.44 in (16.35 x 10.32 x 3.65 cm)
- 16 oz (453.6 g)
Case
- Cover: black aluminum
- Front/rear panel: clear anodized aluminum
Operating Parameters
- Temperature: 0° to 60°C
- Humidity: Up to 90% (non-condensing)
- MTBF: 625,979 hours (Calculated using Fixed/Ground Mil HDBK 217F assumptions)
- IP Rating: IP30
Compliance
- CE Marked - Available for sale in EU
- FCC, Part 15, Class B, emissions
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