The following safety instructions must be respected in all operating and installation phases of the device. Nonobservance of safety instructions, or rather special warnings and operating instructions in product manuals, violates safety standards, manufacturer instructions and proper usage of the device. Meinberg Funkuhren shall not be responsible for any damage arising due to non-observance of these regulations.

Depending on your device or the installed options some information is not valid for your device.

The device satisfies the requirements of the following EU regulations: EMC-Directive,

Low Voltage Directive, RoHS Directive and - if applicable - the Radio Equipment Directive.

If a procedure is marked with the following signal words, you may only continue, if you have understood and fulfilled all requirements. In this documentation dangers and indications are classified and illustrated as follows:

DANGER!

The signal word indicates an imminently hazardous situation with a high risk level . This notice draws attention to an operating procedure or similar proceedings, of which a non-observance may result in serious personal injury or death .

WARNING!

The signal word indicates a hazard with a medium risk gradient . This notice draws attention to an operating procedure, a procedure or the like which, if not followed, can lead to serious injuries , possibly resulting in death .

CAUTION!

The signal word indicates a hazard with a low risk gradient . This notice draws attention to an operating procedure, a procedure or the like which, if not followed, can lead to minor injuries .

ATTENTION!

This notice draws attention to an operating procedure, a procedure or the like which, if not followed, can cause damage to the product or loss of important data .

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2.2 Used Symbols

The following symbols and pictograms are used in this manual. To illustrate the source of danger, pictograms are used, which can occur in all hazard classes.

Symbol Beschreibung / Description

IEC 60417-5031

Gleichstrom / Direct current

IEC 60417-5032

Wechselstrom / Alternating current

IEC 60417-5017

Erdungsanschluss / Earth (ground) terminal

IEC 60417-5019

Schutzleiteranschluss / Protective earth (ground) terminal

ISO 7000-0434A

Vorsicht / Caution

IEC 60417-6042

Vorsicht, Risiko eines elektrischen Schlages / Caution, risk of electric shock

IEC 60417-5041

Vorsicht, heiße Oberfläche / Caution, hot surface

IEC 60417-6056

Vorsicht, Gefährlich sich bewegende Teile / Caution, moving fan blades

IEC 60417-6172

Trennen Sie alle Netzstecker / Disconnection, all power plugs

IEC 60417-5134

Elektrostatisch gefährdete Bauteile / Electrostatic Sensitive Devices

IEC 60417-6222

Information generell / Information general

2012/19/EU

Dieses Produkt fällt unter die B2B Kategorie. Zur Entsorgung muss es an den

Hersteller übergeben werden.

This product is handled as a B2B category product. In order to secure a WEEE compliant waste disposal it has to be returned to the manufacturer.

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The manuals for a product are included in the scope of delivery of the device on a USB stick. The manuals can also be obtained via the Internet. Enter www.meinbergglobal.com into your browser, then enter the corresponding device name in the search field at the top.

This manual contains important safety instructions for the installation and operation of the device. Please read this manual completely before using the unit.

This device may only be used for the purpose described in this manual. In particular, the given limits of the device must be observed. The safety of the installation in which the unit is integrated is the responsibility of the installer!

Non-observance of these instructions can lead to a reduction in the safety of this device!

Please keep this manual in a safe place.

This manual is intended exclusively for electricians or persons trained by an electrician who are familiar with the applicable national standards and safety rules. Installation, commissioning and operation of this device may only be carried out by qualified personnel.

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2.3 Security during Installation

WARNING!

Preparing for Commissioning

This built-in unit, has been designed and examined according to the requirements of the standard

IEC 60950-1 „Information Technology Equipment - Safety".

When the built-in unit is used in a terminal (e.g., housing cabinet), additional requirements according to Standard IEC 60950-1 must be observed and complied with. In particular, the general requirements and the safety of electrical equipment (such as IEC, VDE, DIN, ANSI) as well as the applicable national standards are to be observed.

The device has been developed for use in the industrial sector as well as in residential areas and can only be used in such environments. For environments with higher levels of soiling, additional measures, e.g. Installation in an air-conditioned control cabinet required.

Transport, Unpacking, Installation

If the unit is brought into the operating room from a cold environment, condensation may occur, wait until the unit is temperature-controlled and absolutely dry before operating it.

When unpacking, setting up, and before operating the equipment, be sure to read the information on the hardware installation and the specifications of the equipment. These include, for example, dimensions, electrical characteristics, and necessary ambient and climatic conditions, etc.

The fire protection must be ensured in the installed state.

For mounting, the housing must not be damaged. No holes may be drilled in the housing.

For safety reasons, the device with the highest mass should be installed in the lowest position of the rack. Other devices must be placed from the bottom to the top.

The device must be protected against mechanical stress such as vibration or shock.

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Connecting Data Cables

During a thunderstorm, data transmission lines must not be connected or disconnected (risk of lightning).

When wiring the devices, the cables must be connected or disconnected in the order of the arrangement described in the user documentation accompanying the device. Always attach all cables to the plug during connection and removal. Never pull the cable itself. Pulling the cable can cause the cables to disconnect from the plug.

Install the cables in way that they do not constitute a hazard (danger of tripping) and are not damaged, i.e. kinked.

Connecting Power Supply

This equipment is operated at a hazardous voltage. Non-observance of the safety instructions in this manual may result in serious personal injury or property damage.

Before connecting to the power supply, a grounding cable must be connected to the earth connection of the device.

Before operation, check that all cables and lines work properly and are undamaged. Pay particular attention to the facts that the cables do not have kinks or that they are not too short around corners, and no objects are placed on the cables. Also make sure that all connections are secure.

Faulty shielding or cabling will endanger your health (electrical shock) and may destroy other equipment.

Ensure that all necessary safety precautions have been taken. Make all connections to a unit before turning on the power. Observe the safety instructions on the device (see safety symbols).

The metal housing of the device is grounded. It must be ensured that enough air and creepage distances to neighboring voltage-carrying parts are provided during assembly in the control cabinet and no short circuits are caused.

In the case of malfunctions or servicing (e.g. in the event of a damaged housing or power cable or when fluids or foreign objects enter), the current flow can be interrupted. Questions about the house installation, need to be clarified with your house administration.

The power supply should be connected with a short, low-inductance line.

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AC Power Supply DC Power Supply

• The device is a device of protection class 1 and may only be connected to a grounded outlet (TN system).

• For safe operation, the device must be protected by an installation fuse of max.

16 A and equipped with a residual current circuit breaker in accordance with the applicable national standards.

• The unit must always be disconnected from the mains and not from the appliance.

• Devices with mains plugs are equipped with a safety-tested mains cable of the country of use and may only be connected to a grounded shockproof socket, otherwise electric shock may occur.

• Make sure that the mains socket on the appliance or the mains socket of the house installation is freely accessible to the user so that the mains cable can be pulled out of the socket in case of emergency.

• Outside the assembly group the device must be disconnectable from the power supply in accordance with the provisions of IEC 60950-1

(e.g. by the primary line protection).

• Installation and disassembly of the power supply plug is only permitted if the assembly group is switched off (e.g. by the primary line protection).

• The supply lines must be adequately secured and dimensioned.

Connection Cross Section:

1 mm 2 – 2.5 mm 2

17 AWG – 13 AWG

• The device must be supplied with a suitable disconnector (switch). The separation device must be easily accessible, placed near the device and marked as a separation device for the unit.

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2.4 Protective Conductor- / Ground-Terminal

ATTENTION!

In order to ensure safe operation and to meet the requirements of IEC 62368-1, the device must be correctly connected to the protective earth conductor via the protective earth connection terminal.

If an external earth connection is provided on the housing, it must be connected to the equipotential bonding rail (grounding rail). The mounting parts (without cable) are not included in the scope of delivery.

Note:

Please use a grounding cable ≥ 1.5 mm 2

Always pay attention to a correct crimp connection!

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2.5 Safety during Operation

WARNING!

Avoiding Short-Circuits

Make sure not to get any objects or liquids inside the unit. Electric shock or short circuit could result.

Ventilation Slots

Make sure that the ventilation slots are not covered or dusty, as there is a danger of overheating during operation. Disturbances during operation can result.

Normal Operation

The normal operation and the observance of the EMC limits (electromagnetic compatibility) are only ensured if the housing cover is properly installed and when the doors are closed (cooling, fire protection, shielding against electrical, magnetic and electromagnetic fields).

Switch off in fault / service case

By switching off, the devices are not disconnected from the power supply. In the event of a fault or service case, the devices must be immediately disconnected from all power supplies.

Follow the steps below:

Switch off the device

Disconnect all power plugs

Inform the service

Devices that are connected via one or more uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) remain operational even when the UPS power cord is disconnected. Therefore, you must put the UPS out of operation according to the documentation of the corresponding user documentation.

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2.6 Safety during Maintenance

WARNING!

When you are expanding the device, use only device parts that are approved for the system.

Non-observance may result in injury to the EMC or safety standards and cause malfunction of the device.

If device parts, which are released for the system, are extended or removed there may be a risk of injury in the area of the hands, due to the pull-out forces (approx. 60 N).

The service informs you which device parts may be installed.

The device must not be opened, repairs to the device may only be carried out by the manufacturer or by authorized personnel. Improper repairs can result in considerable danger to the user (electric shock, fire hazard).

Unauthorized opening of the device or of individual parts of the device can also lead to considerable risks for the user and result in a loss of warranty as well as an exclusion of liability.

Danger due to moving parts - keep away from moving parts.

Device parts can become very hot during operation. Do not touch these surfaces!

If necessary, switch off the unit before installing or removing any equipment, and allow it to cool down.

2.7 Handling Batteries

CAUTION!

The lithium battery on the receiver modules has a service life of at least 10 years.

If an exchange is necessary, the following notes must be observed:

The device is equipped with a lithium battery. The battery must not be short-circuited or recharged. Replacement of the lithium battery may only be carried out by the manufacturer or authorized personnel.

Risk of explosion if the battery is not replaced correctly. Replace only with the same or equivalent type recommended by the manufacturer.

When disposing used batteries, observe the local regulations for the disposal of hazardous waste.

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2.8 Cleaning and Care

ATTENTION!

Do not wet clean the appliance! Penetrating water can cause considerable dangers to the user (e.g., electric shock).

Liquid can destroy the electronics of the device! Liquid penetrates into the housing of the device and can cause a short circuit of the electronics.

Only clean with a soft, dry cloth. Never use solvents or cleaners.

2.9 Prevention of ESD Damage

ATTENTION!

The designation ESD (Electrostatic Sensitive Devices) refers to measures which are used to protect electrostatically endangered components from electrostatic discharge and thus to prevent destruction. Systems and assemblies with electrostatically endangered components usually have the following characteristics:

Indicator for assemblies with electrostatic endangered components

The following measures protect electrostatically endangered components from destruction:

Prepare removal and installation of assemblies

Unload yourself (for example, by touching a grounded object) before touching assemblies.

Ensure that you wear a grounding strap on the wrist when working with such assemblies, which you attach to an unpainted, non-conductive metal part of the system.

Use only tools and devices that are free from static electricity.

Transporting Assemblies

Assemblies may only be touched at the edge. Do not touch any pins or conductors on assemblies.

Installing and Removing Assemblies

Do not touch persons who are not grounded while removing or installing components. This could result in a loss of grounding protection from your electrostatic discharge.

Storing Assemblies

Always keep assemblies in ESD protective covers. These protective covers must be undamaged.

ESD protective covers, which are extremely wrinkled or even have holes, no longer protect against electrostatic discharge.

ESD protective covers must not be low-resistance and metallically conductive if a lithium battery is installed on the assembly.

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2.10 Return of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

ATTENTION!

WEEE Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment 2012/19 / EU

(WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment)

Separate Collection

Product Category: According to the device types listed in the WEEE Directive, Appendix 1, this product is classified as an IT and communication device.

This product meets the labeling requirements of the WEEE Directive. The product symbol on the left indicates that this electronic product must not be disposed of in domestic waste.

Return and Collection Systems

For returning your old equipment, please use the country-specific return and collection systems available to you or contact Meinberg.

The withdrawal may be refused in the case of waste equipment which presents a risk to human health or safety due to contamination during use.

Return of used Batteries

Batteries marked with one of the following symbols may not be disposed of together with the household waste according to the EU Directive.

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3 LANTIME S-Chassis: Putting in Operation

3 LANTIME S-Chassis: Putting in Operation

Initial Configuration Wizard

After the boot-phase of the device, you have to establish a serial connection with the LAN-CPU. Via the terminal connection it is possible to configure parameters with a command line interface. Use a NULL-Modem cable or a CAB-CONSOLE-RJ45 cable to connect your PC or Laptop. You can use for example the standard Hyperterminal program, shipped with your Windows operating system. Configure your terminal program with 38400

Baud, 8 Databits, no parity and 1 Stopbit. The terminal emulation has to be set to VT100. After connecting the LANTIME the login message appears (press RETURN for initial connection):

After the connection is successfully established use your login credentials in the welcome screen to enter a console.

Welcome to Meinberg LANTIME login: _

Default settings are:

Login: root

Password: timeserver

(It may be the case to press a RETURN button again).

After successful registration change the current path to /wizard/ . Start now the LANTIME Basic Configuration Wizard with “startwizard”.

The following Wizard Welcome screen is now displayed:

Confirm with "y" to start the configuration for all the following settings.

At the end please confirm your configuration.

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4.1 GNSS Signal Reception

The satellites of most Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) like GPS , GLONASS , and Galileo are not stationary but circle round the globe in periods of several hours. Only few GNSS systems like the Chinese

Beidou system work with stationary satellites. Such systems can only be received in certain regions of the Earth.

GNSS receivers need to track at least four satellites to determine their own position in space (x, y, z) as well as their time offset from the GNSS system time (t). Only if the receiver can determine its own position accurately the propagation delay of the satellite signals can also be compensated accurately, which is requirement to yield an accurate time. If the receiver position can only be determined less accurately then the accuracy of the derived time is also degraded.

GNSS satellite signals can only be received directly if no building is in the line-of-sight from the antenna to the satellite. The signals can eventually be reflected at buildings, etc., and the reflected signals can then be received. However, in this case the true signal propagation path is longer than expected, which causes a small error in the computed position, which in turn yields less accurate time.

Since most of the satellites are not stationary, the antenna has to be installed in a location with as much clear view of the sky as possible (e.g. on a rooftop) to allow for continuous, reliable reception and operation.

Best reception is achieved when the antenna has a free view of 8

◦ angular elevation above the horizon. If this is not possible then the antenna should be installed with the best free view to the sky in direction of the equator. Since the satellite orbits are located between latitudes 55 ◦ North and 55 ◦ South, this allows for the best possible reception.

Meinberg provides their own GPS receivers which operate with an antenna/converter unit and thus allow for very long antenna cables, but some devices also include GNSS receivers which support other satellite systems like GLONASS, or Galileo in addition to GPS. These receivers usually require a different type of antenna equipment which is described in chapter (4.1.2).

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4.1.1 Meinberg GPS Antenna/Converter

4.1.1.1 Introduction

The Meinberg GPS antenna/converter unit combines a standard GPS patch antenna with a frequency converter which translates the original 1.5 GHz signal received from the GPS satellites to an intermediate frequency, so a standard coaxial cable type like RG58 can be used for antenna cable lengths up to 300 meters (1000 ft). If a low-loss cable type like RG213 is used then even 700 meters (2300 ft) between receiver and antenna are possible without requirement for an additional amplifier.

Surge protectors are optionally available and should be used in the antenna line to protect the receiver from high voltages spikes e.g. due to lightning strikes close to the antenna. The antenna/converter unit is remotely powered by the connected GPS receiver via the antenna cable, so no external power supply is required near the location of the antenna if a coaxial cable is used.

If more than a single GPS receiver are to be operated then a GPS antenna splitter can be used to distribute the GPS signal from a single antenna. The GPS antenna splitter provides 4 outputs and can be cascaded to supply even more than 4 receivers with the GPS signal.

Alternatively there is also a GPS Optical Antenna Link (GOAL) available which uses a fiber optic connection between the antenna and the receiver which allows for a length up to 2000 meters (6500 ft), and provides a high level of insulation and surge protection due to the optical transmission. Since the fiber optic connection is unable to provide the antenna with DC current, an extra power supply is required in this case at the location of the antenna.

Due to the specific requirements for remote powering and frequency conversion the Meinberg GPS equipment is not necessarily compatible with GPS equipment from 3rd party manufacturers.

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4.1.1.2 Mounting and Installation of the GPS Antenna

Proper installation of the GPS antenna/converter unit is illustrated in the figure below: free view to the sky!

GPS Antenna

N-Norm female

N-Norm male

Cable Slot

N-Norm male

N-Norm female as short as possible

Ground lead to PE rail

(Protective Earth)

Cable ca. 1,5 mm Ø fastened at the surge protector

N-Norm female

N-Norm male

Meinberg GPS

N-Norm male or BNC male female female

Figure: GPS Antenna mounted on a pole with a free view of the sky. The optional surge protector keeps high voltage strikes through the antenna cable away from the receiver.

Mounting material (plastic pole and holders, clamps for wall or pole mounting) is shipped with all Meinberg GPS antennae for easy installation. A standard RG58 antenna cable of 20 meters length is included by default. If a different cable length is required then this can be ordered accordingly.

Surge protectors should be installed indoors, directly where the antenna cable comes in.

The optionally delivered protection kit is not for outdoor usage. The ground lead should be kept as short as possible and has to be connected to building’s ground rod.

Up to four GPS receivers can be fed by a single antenna/down-converter unit by using an antenna splitter which can optionally be cascaded. The total length of an antenna cable from the antenna to each receiver must not exceed the specified maximum length according to the cable type. The position of the splitter in the antenna line does not matter.

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Note:

If the antenna cable is assembled locally instead of using a cable shipped with the GPS receiver it has to be made sure that the connectors have been soldered and assembled properly, and that there is no short-circuit in the cable or in one of the connectors. Otherwise GPS reception may be degraded, or the GPS receiver can even be damaged. Mount the antenna at a distance of at least 50 cm from other antennas.

WARNING!

Antenna mounting without effective anti-fall protection

Danger to life due to fall!

- Pay attention to effective working safety when installing antennas!

- Never work without an effective anti-fall equipment!

WARNING!

Working on the antenna system during thunderstorms

Danger to life due to electrical shock!

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system or the antenna cable if there is a risk of a lightning strike.

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system if the safety distance to free lines and sequential circuits is exceeded.

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4.1.2 General GNSS Antennae

Some Meinberg devices use alternate GNSS receivers which support other satellite systems like GLONASS,

Galileo or BeiDou, in addition to GPS. These receivers can’t be operated directly with the standard Meinberg antenna/converter unit described in chapter "Meinberg GPS Receiver", so they require a different kind of antenna.

There are two different antenna versions available, one of which is more suited for stationary installation, while the other one should be preferred for mobile applications.

4.1.2.1 GNSS Antenna for Stationary Installation

The Multi GNSS Antenna is an active GNSS antenna which can receive the signals of the GPS, GLONASS,

Galileo and Beidou satellite systems. It is very well suited for stationary installations, operates with a 5V DC supply voltage provided by the receiver, and has an integrated surge protection.

The antenna cable length can be up to 70 meters if a H155 low-loss coaxial cable is used.

Mounting and Installation of the GNSS/L1 Antenna

Multi GNSS Antenna

free view to the sky!

Type-N female

Type-N male as short as possible

Connection to earth rail

(Protective Earth) cable diameter ca. 1,5 mm Ø

MEINBERG GNSS

Type SMA male

Figure: Schematic diagram of mounting the Multi GNSS Antenna female

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WARNING!

Antenna mounting without effective anti-fall protection

Danger to life due to fall!

- Pay attention to effective working safety when installing antennas!

- Never work without an effective anti-fall equipment!

WARNING!

Working on the antenna system during thunderstorms

Danger to life due to electrical shock!

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system or the antenna cable if there is a risk of a lightning strike.

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system if the safety distance to free lines and sequential circuits is exceeded.

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4.1.2.2 GNSS Antenna for Mobile Applications

The RV-76G is an active GNSS antenna which can receive the signals of the GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo satellite systems. It operates with a 5V DC supply voltage provided by the receiver, and should be preferred for mobile applications. However, the maximum length of the antenna cable is limited depending on the cable type, e.g. 5 meters with RG174/U cable, so this antenna is less suitable for stationary installations.

Figure: Installation drawing RV-76G antenna

WARNING!

Antenna mounting without effective anti-fall protection

Danger to life due to fall!

- Pay attention to effective working safety when installing antennas!

- Never work without an effective anti-fall equipment!

WARNING!

Working on the antenna system during thunderstorms

Danger to life due to electrical shock!

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system or the antenna cable if there is a risk of a lightning strike.

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system if the safety distance to free lines and sequential circuits is exceeded.

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4.1.3 Powering up a GNSS Receiver

If both the antenna and the power supply have been connected the system is ready to operate. Depending on the type of oscillator installed in the receiver it takes about 10 seconds (OCXO-LQ) until 3 minutes (OCXO-MQ

/ HQ) until the oscillator has warmed up and reached the required frequency accuracy.

If the receiver has some valid almanac data in its battery buffered memory and the receiver’s position has not changed significantly since its last operation the receiver can determine which satellites are in view. Only a single satellite needs to be received to synchronize and generate output pulses, so synchronization can be achieved at least one minute (OCXO-LQ) until 10 minutes (OCXO-MQ / HQ) after power-up. After 20 minutes of operation the OCXO is fully adjusted and the generated frequencies are within the specified tolerances.

If the receiver position has changed by some hundred kilometers since last operation, the expected satellites may not be in view after power-up. In this case the receiver switches to Warm Boot mode where it starts scanning for all possible satellites one after the other. Once the receiver can track at least 4 satellites at the same time it updates its own position and switches to Normal Operation .

If no valid data can be found in the battery buffered memory, e.g. because the battery has been disconnected or replaced, the receiver has to scan for satellites and collect the current almanac and ephemeris data first. This mode is called Cold Boot , and it takes at least 12 minutes until all required data have been collected.

The reason is that the satellites send all data repeatedly once every 12 minutes. After data collection is complete the receiver switches to Warm Boot mode to scan for more satellites, and finally enters Normal Operation .

In the default configuration neither pulse and synthesizer outputs, nor the serial ports are enabled after powerup until synchronization has been achieved. However, it is possible to configure some or all of those outputs to be enabled immediately after power-up.

If the system starts up in a new environment (e. g. receiver position has changed or new power supply has been installed) it can take some minutes until the oscillator’s output frequency has been adjusted properly.

In this case the accuracy of the output frequency and pulses is also reduced until the receiver’s control loops have settled again.

On the frontpanel ("Reference Time → Info GPS → GPS Satellites") as well as via the Web GUI ("Clock

→ Receiver Information") you can check the number of satellites that are in view (i.e. above the horizon) and considered good (i.e. are healthy and can be tracked).

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4.2 Long Wave Signal Reception

4.2.1 Introduction

The longwave antenna AW02 is a weatherproof and temperature resistant active antenna for outdoor use. It includes a ferrite antenna for reception of the longwave signal, and an amplifier, both assembled in a plastic housing. The standard version has been designed to receive the signal from the German longwave transmitter

DCF77 whose carrier frequency is 77.5 kHz. The DCF77 transmitter is operated by the German Physikalisch-

Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB), and is located in Mainflingen near Frankfurt / Main. Its signal can be received in Germany and adjacent countries.

The variant AW02-MSF is available for the longwave transmitter MSF which is located in Anthorn / U.K., and transmits the time and frequency maintained by the U.K. National Physical Laboratory (NPL). The signal can be received throughout the U.K., and in wide parts of Northern and Western Europe.

Another variant is the AW02-WWVB which has been adapted for the WWVB radio station which is located in the United States near Fort Collins, Colorado, and is maintained by U.S. National Institute of Standards and

Technology (NIST).

Even though these antenna variants are slightly different according to the characteristics of the associated transmitter, the basic requirements for installation are identical.

The longwave antennae can be operated with a cable length up to 300 meters (1000 ft) if standard RG58 coaxial cable is used. They are remotely powered by the receiver via the antenna cable, so no external power supply is required near the location of the antenna if a direct coaxial cable is used.

Surge protectors are optionally available and should be used in the antenna line to protect the receiver from high voltages spikes e.g. due to lightning strikes close to the antenna.

For longer distances from the antenna to the receiver an optional amplifier can be used, which requires an extra power supply. The BLV device is an amplifier with integrated surge protector.

Alternatively there is a DCF Optical Antenna Link (DOAL) available which uses a fiber optic connection between the antenna and the receiver which allows for a length up to 2000 meters (6500 ft), providing a high level of insulation and surge protection due to the optical transmission. Again, the default device has been designed for DCF77, but there are also variants for MSF and WWVB available. Since the fiber optic connection is unable to provide the antenna with DC current, an extra power supply is required in this case at the location of the antenna.

Longwave receiver equipment from Meinberg has specifically been designed for Meinberg devices and is not necessarily compatible with receivers from 3rd party manufacturers.

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4.2.2 Mounting and Installation of a Longwave Antenna

The careful selection of the antenna location should be at the beginning of each antenna installation. It determines the reception quality and therefore the availability of the DCF77 reception signal decisively. In principle, a DCF77 reception within buildings is possible, however, the DCF77 reception may deteriorate due to metallic objects (e.g. reinforced concrete walls, metal facades, heat protection glazing etc.) that shield or attenuate the reception.

For this reason we always recommend to mount the antenna outside of buildings. This has the advantage that the signal interference distance to electronic devices in buildings is usually enhances and the reliability of the synchronisation is thus significantly increased.

Proper installation of an antenna for DCF77, MSF, or WWVB is illustrated in the figure below:

DCF Antenna

Antenna aligned to the transmitter

N-Norm female

N-Norm male

Cable slot

N-Norm male

N-Norm female as short as possible

Ground lead to PE rail

(Protective Earth)

Cable ca. 1,5 mm Ø fastened at the surge protector

N-Norm female

N-Norm male

Meinberg DCF

N-Norm male or BNC male female female

Figure: Longwave antenna mounted on a wall. The optional surge protector keeps high voltage strikes through the antenna cable away from the receiver.

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The antenna has to be aligned horizontally in longitudinal direction to the transmitter, i.e. in direction to

Mainflingen near Frankfurt / Main in case of DCF77, or in direction to the location of the MSF or WWVB receiver accordingly.

If the antenna is not aligned properly then signal reception is degraded, which can result in a limited time accuracy. The antenna should be installed with a minimum distance of 30 cm away from all metal objects and possibly any microcomputers and electrical devices (engines, electricity, etc.). A distance of several meters from

TV and computer monitors should be considered as well.

The best method to align a longwave antenna is to turn the antenna slowly until the monitored signal level is minimized, and then turn the antenna by 90 o to achieve maximum reception. However, a high signal level alone is not a guarantee for good reception since it can even be caused by electrical noise in the associated frequency range. For standard longwave receivers it is important that the modulation mark is blinking exactly once per second, without intermediate flickering.

DCF77/PZF receivers use correlation techniques to decode the phase modulation provided by DCF77, and with these types of receiver the maximum interference immunity can be found by looking at the autocorrelation parameter displayed in the display menu "PZF-STATE". The displayed value should be as close as possible to

100 % for best reception.

WARNING!

Antenna mounting without effective anti-fall protection

Danger to life due to fall!

- Pay attention to effective working safety when installing antennas!

- Never work without an effective anti-fall equipment!

WARNING!

Working on the antenna system during thunderstorms

Danger to life due to electrical shock!

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system or the antenna cable if there is a risk of a lightning strike.

- Do not carry out any work on the antenna system if the safety distance to free lines and sequential circuits is exceeded.

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4.2.3 DCF77 / PZF Receiver

If both the antenna and the power supply have been connected the system is ready to operate. After power up it takes up to three minutes for the receiver to synchronize, if reception is good enough. A high "Correlation &

Field" is an indicator for a good signal quality.

To check the field strength and the signal correlation value, select in the Front Panel "Reference Time →

Info PZF → Correlation & Field".

The correlation "State" starts in a "raw" mode, when the receiver tries to find the initial correlation. When good correlation has been found the receiver checks it 20 times: this state is labeled "check" and the correlation value is increased from 1 to 20. If the correlation quality stays good the state changes to the "fine" mode. The signal strength should be 100 or higher.

If no correlation with the incoming signal is possible then the clock changes automatically to DCF77 AM reception mode and tries to decode the second marks.

For further detailed clock configuration, please refer to the Chapter ??

4.3 Cable Types

Antenna Type Cable Type Maximum Cable Length

Meinberg GPS Antenna RG58

Meinberg GPS Antenna RG213

Multi GNSS Antenna

Long Wave Antenna *

Fiber Optic **

Belden H155

RG58

Fiber Optic

300 m / 1000 ft

700 m / 2300 ft

70 m / 230 ft

300 m / 1000 ft

2000 m / 6500 ft

* DCF77 (Germany, Middle Europe), MSF (GB), WWVB (US), JJY (Japan)

** Fiber Optic - GOAL - GPS Optical Antenna Link; DOAL - DCF Optical Antenna Link

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5 The Modular System LANTIME

The system LANTIME is a set of equipment, composed of a reference clock (e.g.: GNSS satellite controlled clock, long wave radio clock or IRIG/AFNOR time code reader), a single-board computer (LAN-CPU) with integrated network card and a power supply unit, all installed in a metal desktop case and ready to operate.

The implemented NTPD distributes the reference time from the used receiver cyclic in the network. Information on the NTPD can be monitored via the network.

The installation of a LANTIME Server is very easy for the system/network administrator. The network address, the netmask and the default gateway have to be configured (see chapter "Sarting of Operation"). The network address or the equivalent name of LANTIME has to be shown to all NTP clients in the TCP/IP network.

As well as NTP the Linux system also supports a number of further network protocols: HTTP(S), FTP, SSH and

Telnet. Because of this remote configuration or status requests can come from any WEB browser. This access via the network can be deactivated. Changes in the receiver status, errors or other important events are logged either on the local Linux system or on an external SYSLOG-Server. In addition messages can be sent to a data center via SNMP traps or automatically generated e-mails where they can be recorded. Furthermore all alarm messages can be displayed by a large display which is accessed via network connection (e.g. VP100/20/NET).

In order to avoid a service interruption several LANTIME NTP servers can be installed in the same network to obtain redundancy.

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6 Configuration User Interface

There are several ways to configure the LANTIME parameters:

Command Line Interface (CLI) via TELNET

Command Line Interface via SSH

Command Line Interface via serial terminal (38400/8N1/VT100)

HTTP Interface

Secure HTTP Interface (HTTPS)

SNMP Management

An extensive documentation about LANTIME configuration can be found in the current LTOS V7 firmware manual, which you can download here https://www.meinbergglobal.com/download/docs/manuals/english/ltos_7-00.pdf

A startup wizard is available for the initial operation of the LANTIME. Once a connection to the system has been established with an SSH session (network) or via the LANTIME serial interface, this command-line

based tool can be used for initial configuration (see also chapter " LANTIME S-Chassis: Putting in Operation ").

Once the IPv4 address, net mask and IPv4 GATEWAY have been set up or the network interface has been automatically configured with DHCP/Autoconf, further configuration changes can be done via a network connection:

To set up a TELNET connection the following commands are entered (replace 198.168.10.10

with the IP of your LANTIME): telnet 198.168.10.10

// LANTIME IP address user: root password: timeserver

With “setup” the configuration program is started.

To set up a SSH connection the following commands are entered: ssh [email protected]

// LANTIME IP address password: timeserver

With “setup” the configuration program is started.

To set up a HTTP connection the following address is to enter in a web browser: http://198.168.10.10

// LANTIME IP address password: timeserver

To set up a Secure HTTP (HTTPS) connection the following address is entered in a web browser: https://198.168.10.10

// LANTIME IP address password: timeserver

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7 LANTIME Web Interface

The LANTIME offers two different options for configuration and status management: An extensive and powerful web interface and SNMP. In order to use the SNMP features of your LANTIME, you need special software like management systems or SNMP clients. In order to use the web interface, all you need is a web browser

(LANTIME supports a broad range of browsers, we recommend Mozilla Firefox).

The WEB Interface

The web interface can be used by more than one user in parallel, but the two or more running sessions may influence each other. We explicitly do not recommend the parallel usage of the configuration interfaces.

Connect to the web interface by entering the following address into the address field of your web browser: http://198.168.10.10

(You need to replace 198.168.10.10 with the IP address of your LANTIME).

Default Login

User:

Password: root timeserver

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If you try a secure connection via HTTPS, then your WEB Browser generates an alarm message. You have to accept the HTTPS certificate which the LANTIME provides to you. Modification of this certificate is possible during the first session (see chapter The Web Interface - Security - HTTPS Certificate).

After entering the right password, the main menu page shows up. This page contains an overview of the most important configuration and status parameters for the system.

System information and Status messages:

Information about LANTIME model and software

Network information - first interface

Receiver status

NTP status

Last messages

By using the navigation on top of the page you can reach a number of configuration menus, which are described in the next chapters.

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8.1 Technical Specifications LANTIME M2000S Housing

Housing 19 Inch modular rack chassis, 1U

Housing material sheet steel

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Temperature range

Operation 0 ... 50 ◦ C (32 ... 122 ◦ F)

Storage -20 ... 70

◦

C (-4 ... 158

◦

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Relative humidity

Operation max. 85 % (non-condensing) at 30 ◦ C

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Maximum altitude

Operation max. 4000 m / 13123 ft (above sea level)

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Acoustics 0 dB (A)

IP protection class IP20

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Chassis Dimension

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8.2 Available Modules and Connectors

Name Type Signal Cable

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Front Connectors

Terminal

USB

9pin. D-SUB male

USB Port

RS-232 shielded data line

USB Stick

Rear Connectors

Power supply 5pin. DFK male 100-240 V AC / 50-60Hz

100-200 V DC

5pin. MSTB clamp

GPS Antenna or

Multi GNSS

Antenne

BNC

SMA

10MHz / 35.4MHz

L1 Frequency band: shielded coaxial line shielded coaxial line

GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou

Terminal

USB

Network LAN-CPU

RJ45

USB Port

RJ45

CAB-CONSOLE-RJ45 shielded data line shielded data line 10/100 MBit

Module Options

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Power

DC power supply

Network

LNE-GbE

TSU-GbE / HPS100

5pin. DFK male

RJ45

SFP

20-60 V DC

10/100/1000 MBit

5pin. MSTB clamp shielded data line shielded data line shielded data line

Signal Outputs:

CPE - configurable PPOs, serial TS, TC FO ...

shielded data line

BPE - fixed

LIU:

BNC, DFK-2,

DSUB9, ST

BNC, ST

RJ45 jack

BNC

PPS, 10MHz, TC, 2,048kHz ... shielded data line

E1/T1 balanced

120 Ohm (Clock)

E1/T1 unbalanced

75 Ohm (Bits)

10MHz sine

Error Relay shielded data line shielded data line shielded data line LNO

REL

BNC

DFK-3

Signal Inputs:

ESI BNC, RJ45

MRI BNC / FST

Input / Output Modules:

PIO BNC

E1/T1, var. Freq.

10MHz, PPS, IRIG, PP

PPS, 10MHz shielded data line shielded data line shielded data line

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8.3 TERMINAL (Console)

RJ45 interface for connecting a serial terminal. For this serial interface a CAB-CONSOLE-RJ45 cable is required, which is part of the standard scope of delivery of an IMS LANTIME S-chassis.

You can use e.g. the standard Hyperterminal program shipped with your Windows operating system. Configure your terminal program with 38400 Baud, 8 Databits, no parity and 1 Stopbit. The terminal emulation have to set to VT100. After connecting to the timeserver there will be displayed the login message (press RETURN for first connection; default user: root password: timeserver).

8.4 USB Connector

Most LANTIME M-Series products come with a USB interface for connectiong a USB storage device, e.g. a

USB stick. This USB stick can be used for different tasks in combination with the LANTIME:

USB

• Transfer configuration parameters

• between different LANTIMEs

• Keypad locking for secure

• using the keypad of the LCD

• Transfer of log files

• Install Software Updates

• Upload and download secure certificates

• (SSL, SSH) and passwords

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8.5 Replacement or Installation of a Hot-pluggable IMS Module

If the system is supplied with an antenna and antenna cable, it is advisable to first mount the antenna in a suitable location (see chapter Antenna Mounting) and lay the antenna cable.

Please use a Torx screwdriver (T8 x 60) for removal and installation of the module.

Follow the safety instructions at the beginning of this manual!

Remove the two marked Torx screws from the module holder plate or the cover plate of the empty slot.

(Only for an already built-in module)

Pull the module carefully out of the holding rail. Note that the module is firmly anchored in the connector block of the housing. You need a certain amount of force to release the module from this link. Once the connection to the connector block of the system’s backplane is loosened, the module can be easily pulled out.

When installing the new IMS module, please ensure that the board is correctly inserted into the two guide rails of the system housing. Non-observance can cause damage to the module and the chassis.

Make sure that the module is securely locked into the connector block before you fasten the two screws.

Now you can put the installed module into operation.

Attachment points of an 1U IMS system

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8.5.1 Important Hints for hot-pluggable IMS Modules

The following points should be strictly observed when replacing IMS modules during operation. Not all IMS modules are fully hot-pluggable. Of course, it is not possible to replace a power supply unit of a non-redundant system without first having installed a second power source in operational mode.

The following applies to the individual IMS slots:

PWR: "hot swappable" If you operate your system with only one power supply, a second power supply must be installed before removing/replacing it to keep your system functioning.

I/O, ESI and MRI Slots: "hot swappable".

CLK1, CLK2: "hot swappable" Afer the exchange or the installation of a clock module a rescan of the reference clocks

(Rescan Refclocks) must be executed in the web interface menu "System".

CPU

RSC/SPT not "hot swappable" not "hot swappable"

The central management unit must be disconnected from mains before replacement.

The RSC switching card must be disconnected from the mains before the replacement.

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8.6 IMS Module Options

8.6.1 IMS M2000S Slot Assignment

The IMS system M2000S is available in a redundant design, which allows the use of two Meinberg receivers and up to three power supplies.

The following modules can be used in the designated slots:

ACM

I/O

CPU

CLK

ESI

MRI

PWR

Active Cooling Module

All output modules (BPE, CPE, LIU, LNO, SCG, VSG ...)

All network modules (LNE, TSU, HPS100 ...)

TSU and HPS modules can only operate in PTP Grandmaster mode in an I/O slot.

CPU Management Module

All available reference clocks (GPS, GNS, GNS-UC, GNM, PZF, TCR)

ESI input module for telecom references

VSI Video synchronization inputs

All output modules and all network modules

TSU and HPS modules can operate in PTP Grandmaster and Slave mode in an ESI slot.

MRI standard reference input signals (PPS, 10 MHz, IRIG)

ESI input module for telecom references

VSI Video synchronization inputs

All output modules and all network modules

TSU and HPS modules can operate in PTP Grandmaster and Slave mode in a MRI slot.

Additionaly SyncE can be used as input reference in a MRI Slot.

All available power supplies (AC/DC, DC)

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8.6.2 Power Supply 100-240 V AC / 100-200 V DC

Connector Type: 5-pol. DFK

Pin Assignment: 1: N/-

2: not connected

3: PE (Protective Earth)

4: not connected

5: L/+

Input Parameter

——————————————————————————

Nominal Voltage Range: U

= 100-240 V

100-200 V

∼

Maximum Voltage Range:

Nominal Current: I

= 90-265 V ∼

90-250 V

= 1.0 A ∼

0.6 A

Nominal Frequency Range: f

= 50-60Hz

Maximum Frequency Range: f max

= 47-63Hz

Output Parameter

——————————————————————————

Maximum Power: P max

= 50 W

Maximum thermal energy: E therm

= 180.00 kJ/h (170.61 BTU/h)

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= 100-240 V

U max

= 90 -265 V

= 1.0 A f

= 50 - 60Hz

= 100-200 V

U max

= 90 -250 V

= 0.6 A

N/-

PWR AD10

L/+

WARNING!

This equipment is operated at a hazardous voltage.

Danger to life due to electrical shock!

- Only qualified personnel (electricians) may connect the device.

- Never work with open terminals and plugs while the power is on.

- All connectors must be protected against touching live parts with a suitable plug housing!

- Note: Always ensure safe wiring!

- Important: The device must be connected to a proper grounding (PE).

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8.6.3 Power Supply 20-60 V DC

Connector: 5pin DFK

Pin Assignment: 1:

5: not connected

PE (Protective Earth)

+ not connected

Input Parameter

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Nominal voltage range: U

= 24-48 V

Maximum voltage range: U max

= 20-60 V

Nominal current: I

= 2.1 A

Output Parameter

——————————————————————————–

Maximum power: P max

= 50 W

Maximum thermal energy: E therm

= 180.00 kJ/h (170.61 BTU/h)

8.6.4 Power Supply 10-36 V DC

Connector:

Pin Assignment:

5pin DFK

5: not connected

PE (Protective Earth)

+ not connected

Input Parameter

——————————————————————————–

Nominal voltage: U

= 24 V

Maximum voltage range: U max

= 10-36 V

Nominal current: I

= 2.5 A

Output Parameter

——————————————————————————–

Maximum power: P max

= 50 W

Maximum thermal energy: E therm

= 180.00 kJ/h (170.61 BTU/h)

PWR DC20

= 24-48 V

U max

= 20-60 V

= 2.1 A

PWR DC10

= 24 V

U max

= 10-36 V

= 2.5 A

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8.6.5 GPS Clock

Receiver:

Accuracy of pulse outputs:

12 channel GPS C/A-code receiver

Depends on oscillator option:

< +-100 ns (TCXO, OCXO LQ)

< +-50 ns (OCXO-SQ, -MQ, -HQ, -DHQ)

Synchronization Time: Max. 1 minute in normal operation mode, approx. 12 minutes after a cold start

Antenna

——————————————————————————

Antenna Cable:

Cable Length: shielded coax max. 300 m to RG58, max. 700 m to RG213

BNC female Antenna Connector:

Input GPS: Antenna circuit

1000 V DC insulated

Local Oscillator to Converter Frequency: 10 MHz

First IF Frequency: 35.4 MHz

Power Requirements:

Figure right:

1) these frequencys are transfered via the antenna cable.

15 V, 100 mA (via antenna cable)

GPS Receiver and

GPS with XHE-SPI Connector (optional)

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LED Indicators

Init: blue: green: green: Nav.:

Ant:

Fail: red: yellow: red: while the receiver passes through the initialization phase the oscillator has warmed up positioning successfully antenna faulty or not connected the clock is synchronized by an external Signal - MRS mode (PPS, IRIG ...) time has not synchronized

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Pin Assignment of the DSUB9 Connectors (male):

Pin 2: RxD

Pin 3: TxD

Pin 5: GND

Synchronization with PPS + string:

Pin 1: PPS

Pin 2: String *

* The following timestrings (time telegrams) can be used:

NMEA RMC

NMEA ZDA

Meinberg Standard

Uni Erlangen

Pin Assignment of the optional XHE-SPI Connectors:

A1: PPS In

A2: PPS Out

Pin 1: SCL_Out (SPI Clock)

Pin 2: CS (Chip Select)

Pin 3: MOSI (Master Out, Slave In)

Pin 4: MISO (Master In, Slave Out)

Pin 5: GND

Attention: Use this plug only to connect a MEIN-

BERG IMS-XHE Rb Rubidium expansion chassis.

COM

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8.6.6 GNSS Clock

Type of receiver:

Accuracy of Pulses:

GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou receiver

Number of channels: 72

Frequency band: GNSS L1

GPS: 1575.42 +- 10 MHz

GLONASS: 1602-1615 MHz

Galileo: 1542.5 MHz

BeiDou: 1561.09 MHz

Dependant on oscillator option

< +-100nsec (TCXO, OCXO-LQ)

< +-50ns (OCXO-SQ, -MQ, -HQ, -DHQ)

Synchronization Time: Max. 1 minute in normal operation mode, approx. 12 minutes after a cold start

Antenna

——————————————————————————

Antenna Cable:

Cable Length: shielded coax cable (Belden H155 PE) max. 70m low-loss cable

Type of Connector:

Power Requirements:

Figure right: female SMA connector

5 V, 100 mA (via antenna cable)

GNSS Receiver and

GNSS with XHE-SPI Connector (optional)

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LED Indicators

Init blue: green: green: Nav.

Ant

Fail while the receiver passes through the initialization phase the oscillator has warmed up positioning successfully red: antenna faulty or not connected yellow: the clock is synchronized by an external

Signal - MRS mode (PPS, IRIG ...) red: time has not synchronized

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Pin Assignment of the DSUB9 Connectors (male):

Pin 2: RxD

Pin 3: TxD

Pin 5: GND

Synchronization with PPS + string:

Pin 1: PPS

Pin 2: String *

* The following timestrings (time telegrams) can be used:

NMEA RMC

NMEA ZDA

Meinberg Standard

Uni Erlangen

Pin Assignment of the optional XHE-SPI Connectors:

A1: PPS In

A2: PPS Out

Pin 1: SCL_Out (SPI Clock)

Pin 2: CS (Chip Select)

Pin 3: MOSI (Master Out, Slave In)

Pin 4: MISO (Master In, Slave Out)

Pin 5: GND

Attention: Use this plug only to connect a MEIN-

BERG IMS-XHE Rb Rubidium expansion chassis.

COM

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8.6.7 GNS-UC Clock

GNSS receiver with UpConverter for operation on a standard

Meinberg GPS antenna/converter unit.

Type of receiver:

Accuracy of Pulses:

Synchronization Time:

Antenna Cable:

Cable Length:

Type of Connector:

Power Requirements:

GPS / Galileo receiver

Number of channels: 72

GPS: L1C/A

Galileo: E1B/C

Dependant on oscillator option

< +-100nsec (TCXO, OCXO-LQ)

< +-50ns (OCXO-SQ, -MQ, -HQ, -DHQ)

Max. 1 minute in normal operation mode, approx. 12 minutes after a cold start shielded coax cable max. 300m female BNC connector

15 V, 100 mA (via antenna cable)

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GNS 181-UC GNS 181-UC

Antenna

LED Indicators

Init blue:

Nav.

Ant

Fail green: green: while the receiver passes through the initialization phase the oscillator has warmed up positioning successfully red: antenna faulty or not connected yellow: the clock is synchronized by an external

Signal - MRS mode (PPS, IRIG ...) red: time has not synchronized

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Pin Assignment of the DSUB9 Connectors (male):

Pin 2: RxD

Pin 3: TxD

Pin 5: GND

Synchronization with PPS + string:

Pin 1: PPS

Pin 2: String *

* The following timestrings (time telegrams) can be used:

NMEA RMC

NMEA ZDA

Meinberg Standard

Uni Erlangen

Pin Assignment of the optional XHE-SPI Connectors:

A1: PPS In

A2: PPS Out

Pin 1: SCL_Out (SPI Clock)

Pin 2: CS (Chip Select)

Pin 3: MOSI (Master Out, Slave In)

Pin 4: MISO (Master In, Slave Out)

Pin 5: GND

Attention: Use this plug only to connect a MEIN-

BERG IMS-XHE Rb Rubidium expansion chassis.

COM

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8.6.8 PZF Clock

Receiver: High accuracy DCF77 correlation receiver

Two seperate receiver channels for signal conversion and best aquisition and tracking of the DCF77 signal (AM + PZF).

Synchronization Time: 2-3 minutes after correct DCF77 signal reception

Frequency Outputs: Accuracy depends on oscillator

(standard: OCXO-SQ)

Pulse Outputs: Pulse per second (PPS) and pulse per minute (PPM).

TTL level, pulse width: 200msec

Accuracy of pulsees: Better than ± 50 µ sec after synchronization and

20 minutes of operation.

Backup Battery Type: CR2032 - button cell lithium battery

When main power supply fails, hardware clock runs free on quartz basis, almanac data is stored in RAM

Life time of lithium battery min. 10 years

Oscillator Options:

Antenna Connector:

OCXO-SQ, OCXO-MQ, OCXO-HQ, OCXO-DHQ

BNC female

Antenna Cable:

Cable Length: shielded Coax cable

300 m with standard coax cable

Current Consumption: +5 V 1,1 A to 1,4 A (depends on oscillator)

PZF 180

Antenna

LED Indicators

Init:

Field:

Ant Fail:

Fail: blue: green: red: red: while the receiver passes through the initialization phase minimum field strength needed for the correlation receiption is detected antenna faulty or not connected time is not synchronized

Pin Assignment of the DSUB9 Connectors (male):

Pin 2: RxD

Pin 3: TxD

Pin 5: GND

Synchronization with PPS + String:

Pin 1: PPS

Pin 2: RxD

COM

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8.6.9 TCR Clock - Time Code Reader and Generator

The IMS - TCR180 serves to decode and generate modulated (AM) and unmodulated (DC Level Shift) IRIG-

A/B/G, AFNOR, C37.118 or IEEE1344 time codes.

AM-codes are transmitted by modulating the amplitude of a sine wave carrier, unmodulated codes by variation of the width of pulses.

As standard the clock module TCR180 is equipped with a OCXO-SQ (Oven Controlled Xtal Oscillator) as master oscillator to provide a high accuracy in holdover mode of ± 1E-8. Optionally an OCXO-MQ or OCXO-

HQ is available for better accuracy.

Receiver:

Automatic gain control within the receive circuit for modulated codes allows decoding of IRIG-A/B/G,

AFNOR, C37.118 or IEEE1344 signals with a carrier amplitude of 600 mV pp to 8 V pp

. The input stage is electrically insulated and has an impedance of either 50 Ω , 600 Ω or 5 k Ω , selectable by a jumper.

DC Level Shift Input insulated by optocoupler with internal series resistance of 220 Ω .

LED Indicators

Init

Data blue: off: green: while the receiver passes the initialization phase

Oscillator not warmed up the internal timing of the TCR180 is synchronized to the received time code (Lock) green: red: correct time code detected no correct time code detected yellow: TCR180 synchronized by external source (MRS) yellow/green (flashing): Holdover mode (MRS), IRIG Code available yellow/red (flashing): Holdover mode (MRS), IRIG Code not available

Tele

Fail green: red: yellow (flashing): red: off: telegramm consistent telegramm inconsistent

Jitter too large the internal timing of the TCR180 is in holdover mode the internal timing of the TCR180 is synchronized to the received time code (Lock)

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Generator:

The generator of TCR180 is capable of producing time codes in IRIG-A/B/G, AFNOR, C37.118 or IEEE1344 format. The codes are available as modulated (3 V pp

(TTL into 50 Ω and RS-422).

/1 V pp into 50 Ω ) and unmodulated (DC Level Shift) signals

Regarding time code and its offset to UTC, the receiver and the generator can be configured independantly.

Thus TCR180 can be used for code conversion.

Key Features

• IRIG Generator

• 4 programmable Pulse Outputs

• Frequency Synthesizer

• Battery Type CR2032

Figure 1: Jumper Settings: 600 Ω

Technical Specifications

Receiver Input

AM-input (BNC-connector): insulated by a transformer impedance settable 50 Ω , 600 Ω , 5 k Ω

600 mV

PP to 8 V

(Mark)

Input Signal

DC Level Shift input: insulated by photocoupler internal series resistance: 220 Ω maximum forward current: 60 mA diode forward voltage: 1.0 V...1.3 V

Decoding

Decoding of the following telegrams possible: IRIG-A132 / A133 / A002 / A003

IRIG-B123 / B122 / / B126 / B127 / B002 / B003 / B006 / B007

IRIG-G142 / G146 / G002 / G006

AFNOR NFS 87-500

C37.118

IEEE1344

Accuracy of

Time Base

Required Accuracy of

Time Code Source: max 100 µ sec Jitter / offset 1E-5

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Holdover Mode

Automatic switching to crystal time base accuracy approximately 1E-8 if decoder has been synchronous for more than 1h

Backup Battery

If the power supply fails, an onboard realtime clock keeps time and date information important system parameters are stored in the RAM of the system lifetime of the Lithium battery at least 10 years

Generator Outputs

Modulated output: unbalanced sine carrier, 1 kHz

3 V

(MARK), 1 V

(SPACE) into 50 Ω unmodulated outputs(DCLS):

TTL into 50 Ω , RS-422

Pulse Outputs

Four programmable outputs, TTL level

Default settings: active only ’if sync’

PPO_0 - PPO_3: Idle (not active)

Timer

Single Shot

Pulse Per Second, Per Minute, Per Hour (PPS, PPM, PPH)

DCF77 Marks

Time Sync

DCLS Time Code

Synthesizer Frequency

Accuracy of Pulses

Better than ± 1 µ sec after synchronization and 20 minutes of operation

Serial Port

Configurable RS-232 interface

Baudrates:

Framing:

Mode of operation:

Time telegram:

300 Bd...115200 Bd

7E2, 8N1, 8N2, 8E1, 7N2, 7E1, 801 string per second string per minute string on request

Meinberg Standard, Uni Erlangen, SAT, Meinberg Capture,

ION, Computime, SPA, RACAL

Capture Inputs

Triggered by falling TTL slope

Pulse repetition time:

Resolution:

1.5 msec min.

800 nsec

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Master Oscillator

OCXO-SQ (Oven Controlled Oscillator)

Accuracy compared to

IRIG-reference: sync. and 20 min. of operation: ± 5E-9 first 20 min. after sync.: ± 1E-8 accuracy of oscillator: holdover, 1 day: ± 1E-7 holdover, 1 year: ± 1E-6 short term stability:

≤ 10 sec, synchronized: ± 2E-9

≤ 10 sec, holdover: ± 5E-9 temperature dependant drift: holdover: ± 1E-6

Frequency Synthesizer

Output frequency:

Accuracy:

1/8 Hz to 10 kHz:

10 kHz to 10 MHz:

Synthesizer Outputs: fixed - 2.048MHz

like system accuracy

Phase synchronous to pulse per second deviation of frequency < 0.0047 Hz

TTL into 50 Ω sine wave 1.5 Vrms output impedance 200 Ω

Pulse Outputs

Pulse per second (PPS):

Pulse per minute (PPM):

TTL- and RS-232 level positive pulse, pulse duration 200 msec

TTL level positive pulse, pulse duration 200 msec

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Pin Assignment of the DSUB9 Connectors (male):

Pin 2: RxD

Pin 3: TxD

Pin 5: GND

Synchronization with PPS + String*:

Pin 1: PPS

Pin 2: String *

* The following timestrings (time telegrams) can be used:

NMEA RMC

NMEA ZDA

Meinberg Standard

Uni Erlangen

COM

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8.6.10 RSC Switch Card

Theory of operation

The RSC- Redundant Switch Control card controls the switchover of the reference clock in redundant systems with two receiver units. The RSC is used to switchover the pulse and frequency outputs and the serial interfaces between the available receivers. The controls of the module allow the selection of different modes in which the RSC operates. The status LEDs indicate which receiver is selected as a master clock and the current operating state of the switching module.

Switch Position "Auto/Manual"

This switch selects between automatic and manual mode. In the manual mode the module’s internal selection logic is overridden and the current system for signal generation can only be selected manually by the switch Clock 1 /Clock 2. In the manual mode outputs are always enabled, regardless of the synchronization state of the clocks.

Switch Position "Auto"

The selection of the reference is done by an internal switch-logic of the RSC. The selection of the active system based on the TIME_SYNC signals which are generated by the receivers. The TIME_SYNC signals are indicate the synchronization of the clocks.

To avoid unnecessary changeovers in case of repeatedly occurring free run operations of one system, the master/backup order is changed with each changeover. For example, let’s suppose the current master system looses its synchronization. Then a changeover is performed to a synchronous slave system and thus the former slave system becomes a new Master. No changeover is done if both systems are asynchronous. In this case the current state stays the same.

Important: To ensure an automatic switchover the remote function in a display-menu should be disabled.

"Ref. Time -> Switch Unit": Select Switch Unit -> RSC Cntl -> REMOTE: disable. Otherwise, the system depends on the clock selected by a remote control function and the unit will not switch over to the current active clock.

Display Menu "Remote"

In this operation mode the selection of the reference clock is done by a display menu. A switchover of the reference clock in case of an error does not happen, pulse and frequency outputs and the serial interfaces are always enabled. Deactivation of outputs is possible by a display in the “RSC Cntl” menu.

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Switch Position "Clock 1 / Clock 2"

Selects the active clock system in manual mode which has no effect in automatic mode.

Mode selection by a switch position in “AUTO”:

Display Menu: Switch Unit -> RSC Cntl -> REMOTE : enable

Display menu "Switch Unit -> RSC State"

This menu displays the status information of the RSC:

Mode: manual | automatic | remote

Clock 1 / Clock 2: State of receivers

PSU1/PSU2: State of power supplies

MUX: enabled | disabled | 1/2 enabled/disabled: disabling output signals during a free run

1/2: selected reference clock

Menu "Switch Unit -> RSC Cntl"

REMOTE:

OUTPUTS:

Selected Clk: enable/disable Switching between automatic and remote operation enabled/disabled Disabling outputs during a free run

1/2 Selection of the currently active reference clock

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8.6.10.1 RSC180 - DIP Switch

Various modes of the board can be additionally configured by an on-board DIP-Switch.

Configuration of a DIP-Switch

SW NAME Description

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DIS_ENA

DIS_MAN

DIS_REM

FUNCTION enable / disable activation of signals if both clocks are async enable / disable a manual override by front panel switches enable / disable the remote control

RSC board functionality: either in an IMS system or LAN interface is activated

Reserve

DIS_MST

9 Clk1_Clk2

10 EN_CLK enables / disables the priority master clk selection selects between the priority master clk 1 or clk 2 activates the clock with a sync event after reset (only if DIP 1 is ON).

Figure: DIP-Switch of RSC180

Description of DIP_SW positions:

Switch No. 1. Positions:

(0) OFF: In the case that both clock are async, all output signals are disabled.

(1) ON: Even if both clocks are async, outputs are activated from one of the clocks.

Switch No. 2. Positions:

(0) OFF: Front panel switch functions activated.

(1) ON: Front panel switch functions disabled.

Switch No. 3. Positions:

(0) OFF: Remote control activated.

(1) ON: Remote control disabled.

Switch No. 4. Positions:

(0) OFF: The RSC board is used in an IMS system.

(1) ON: LAN Interface is activated.

Switch No. 5-7 Reserves.

Switch No. 8. Positions:

(0) OFF: The Priority master mode is disabled.

(1) ON: Priority master mode is enabled.

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IF Switch No. 8 is ON:

Switch No. 9. Positions:

(0)

(1)

OFF:

ON:

The Priority master is clock 1.

The Priority master is clock 2.

IF Switch No. 1 is ON:

Switch No. 10. Positions:

(0)

(1)

OFF:

ON:

Even async, one clock is always enabled.

A clock is enabled after the first sync event since a reset.

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8.6.11 SPT - Single Pass Through

The SPT (Single Pass Through) ensures that in systems with only one reference clock, the generated signals are distributed on the backplane.

The module has a microcontroller for registering the card in the system and managing the LEDs by evaluating the signals displayed on the front panel. There are no configuration settings for the SPT via front panel display and function keys of the system or in the web interface or CLI.

Status-LEDs

The status of the SPT is indicated by the four LEDs:

PPS: red: green: the signal was not provided to the system by the receiver, yet.

the signal is generated by the receiver and distributed in the system.

10 MHz: red: green:

Clock:

Status: red: green: blue: green:

Current Consumption: 40 mA the signal was not provided to the system by the receiver, yet.

the signal is generated by the receiver and distributed in the system.

as long as the receiver is not synchronized, yet.

when the receiver is synchronized.

during the initialization phase.

after initialization of the receiver.

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8.6.12 LAN-CPU

As the central management and control element, the CPU module in an LANTIME system is responsible for management, configuration and alarm notifications. It additionally provides NTP and SNTP services on its network interface.

Technical specifications IMS LAN CPU C05F1

Processor: AMD Geode

LX 800 Processor,

400 MT/s memory bus speed

Main Memory:

Cache Memory:

256 MByte onboard DDR memory

128 kByte L2 Cache

Flashdisk:

Network Connector:

1 GB

IEEE 802.3u 100Base-Tx via RJ45 jack,

Fast Ethernet compatible

Power Consumption: Typ. application 6,9 W @ 5V

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Technical Specifications - IMS CPU-C15G2 (LTOS V7 only)

Processor: Intel R Atom TM Processor E Series

(2 Cores, 1.33GHz, TDP 3W)

Main Memory:

Cache Memory:

Flash Disk:

Network Connectors: onboard 2MB

1MB 2nd Level Cache

4 GB

1 x 10/100/1000 Base-T with RJ45-Jack

1 x 1000Base-T with SFP-Jack

Power Consumption: Typ. application 6,9 W @ 5V

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Interfaces - IMS LAN-CPU

Serial Interface:

USB Port:

RJ45 connector console: 38400 / 8N1, connection via CAB-CONSOLE cable install firmware upgrades backup and restore configuration files copy security keys lock / unlock front keys

Operating System: GNU/Linux 4.x

CPU C05F1

R T N A

CPU C15G2

R T N A

CONSOLE

38400 / 8N1

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Status LEDs:

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LAN 0

LED - Connect, Activity and Speed of the network connection

R (Receiver) green: red: the reference clock (e.g. build-in ) provides a valid time the reference clock does not provide a valid time

T (Time Service) green: NTP is synchronized to the red: reference clock, e.g.

NTP is not synchronized or switched to the "local clock"

N (Network) green: red: all monitored network interfaces are connected ("Link up") at least one of the monitored network interfaces is faulty

A (Alarm) off: red: no error general error

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Supported Protocols:

Network Time Protocol (NTP):

OSI Layer 2 (Data Link Layer):

OSI Layer 3 (Network Layer):

NTP v2 (RFC 1119), NTP v3 (RFC 1305), NTP v4 (RFC 5905)

SNTP v3 (RFC 1769), SNTP v4 (RFC 4330)

PRP (IEC 62439-3)

IPv4, IPv6

OSI Layer 4 (Transport Layer): TCP, UDP, TIME (RFC 868),

DAYTIME (RFC 867), SYSLOG

OSI Layer 7 (Application Layer): HTTP / HTTPS (RC 2616), DHCP,

FTP, NTPv3 / NTPv4, SNTP,

RADIUS, TACACS, FTP,

SSH (incl. SFTP, SCP) - SSH v1.3 /

SSH v1.5 / SSH v2 (OpenSSH),

SNMPv1 (RFC 1157) /

SNMPv2c (RFC 1901-1908) /

SNMP v3 (RFC 3411-3418),

Telnet (RFC 854-RFC 861)

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8.6.13 MRI - Standard Reference Input Signals

If an application requires to use external synchronization sources instead of radio/GNSS signals, an MRI card enables the installed clock module to synchronize to 1PPS, 10 MHz, DCLS and AM time codes (IRIG B,

AFNOR, IEEE1344 or C37.118).

Each MRI card is dedicated to one clock module, if a redundant solution requires external synchronization inputs for both clock modules, two MRI cards have to be installed. The MRI card is available with 4x BNC connectors.

Reference Inputs: Time Code unmodulated input (DCLS)

BNC connector, isolated by opto-coupler

Insulation voltage: 3750 Vrms

Internal series resistor: 330 Ohm

Max. input current: 25 mA

Diode forward voltage: 1.0 V - 1.3 V selectable Time Code Inputs, modulated / unmodulated (DCLS):

B122/123 / B002/003 / B126/127 / B006/007

IEEE1344 (modulated and DCLS)

AFNOR NFS 87-500 (modulated and DCLS)

Time Code modulated input (AM),

BNC connector, isolated by transformer

Insulation voltage: 3000 V DC

Input impedance: 50 Ohm, 600 Ohm, 5 kOhm

Internally selectable by jumper

Input signal:

(default 600 Ohm)

600 mV to 8 V (Mark, peak-to-peak)

10 MHz input , sine (1.5 V pp

- 5 V or TTL, female BNC connector pp

)

PPS input , TTL, pulse duration ≥ 5 µ s, active high, female BNC connector

Figure right: MRI - standard input signals via BNC female connectors

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Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B:

Initialisation:

MRI status

Status of the backplane’s reference signals

Status of the input signals (TC-AM/DCLS) at the board

Status of the input signals (10 MHz/PPS) at the board

LED St: blue until USB is configured

LED In - LED B: off until USB is configured

USB is configured:

Normal Operation:

LED St: blue

LED In - LED B:

0,5 sec. red -> 0,5 sec. yellow -> 0,5 sec. green -> 0,5 sec. off

LED St + LED In: green

LED A: green, if timecode AM or timecode DCLS or both signals are available at the same time

LED B: green, if 10 MHz or PPS or both signals are available at the same time

Power Requirements: 5 V +-5%, 50 mA

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8.6.13.1 MRI Configuration via the Web Interface

The MRI module is a card for fixed (none configurable) input signals (Time Code AM / DCLS, 10 MHz and

PPS). The provided input signals can be monitored and selected in the "Clock" menu after initializing.

Menu MRS State: Displays the available input signals

MRS settings: selection and prioritization of existing input sources

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8.6.14 ESI - Telecom Synchronisation References

Enhanced Synchronisation Inputs

Reference Inputs: PPS and variable frequencies unframed, 1 kHz - 20 MHz

2,048 Mbit/s / 1,544 Mbit/s - E1/T1 framed

Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

1PPS (BNC female connector)

TTL, pulse duration ≥ 5 µ s, active high

1 kHz - 20 MHz (BNC female connector) sine (400 mV pp

- 5 V pp

) or TTL

1 kHz - 20 MHz (RJ-45)

400 mV pp

- 5 V pp into 120 Ω , TTL

E1 or T1 framed G.703 (RJ-45) max. attenuation -12 dB (referred to the signal level) into 120 Ω

Power Requirements: 5 V, +-5%, 250 mA

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A

LED B:

ESI status

Status of the backplane’s reference signals

Status of the input signals (1 & 2) at the board

Operation conditions:

Initialisation: expiration LEDs:

Normal Operation:

LED St

LED In

LED A

LED B blue until configuration is done off until configuration is done off until configuration is done off until configuration is done

ALL LEDs 0,5 sec. red → 0,5 sec. yellow →

0,5 sec. green → 0,5 sec. off

LED St

LED In

LED A green green

LED B green, if PPS and Frequency flashing green, if only Frequency flashing yellow, if only PPS off, if no signal green, if Clock and Framed available flashing green, if only Clock available flashing yellow, if only Framed available off, if no signal

ESI

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Pin assignment of the RJ-45 jacks (input 3 + 4)

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8.6.14.1 ESI Configuration via Web Interface

ESI – External Synchronization Input

Menu "IO Config -> Input Configuration -> ESI - External Synchronization Interface"

The ESI (External Synchronization Input) card is capable of adding additional synchronization sources to an

IMS system. It accepts E1 and T1 sources as a Bitstream (2.048 MBit/s/1.544 Mbit/s, supporting SSM/BOC).

It also handles configurable frequencies (1 kHz - 20 MHz) and 1PPS pulse synchronization source, if required. An ESI card is, as the MRI card, dedicated to one specific clock module (depending on the slot it is installed in) and can be installed in both ESI as well as MRI slots.

Configurable Inputs

Input 1: The input 1 is dedicated to 1PPS (Pulse Per Second) synchronization.

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Input 2:

Type:

Frequency:

Maximum Slip in Cycles:

Input 3: accepts as input signal configurable frequencies from 1 kHz to 20 MHz.

Freq. In

Fill in a configurable frequency, 10 MHz is set as default value.

A discontinuity of an integer number of cycles in the measured carrier phase resulting from a temporary loss of input signal. The maximum slip number can be selected in range between

0.5 – 3 cycles, with 1.5 as a default value.

accepts as input signal configurable frequencies from 1 kHz to 20 MHz. 2048 kHz is set as default value.

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Input 4:

BITS In:

Minimum Quality

Levels:

As fixed frequency you can choose between E1 framed or T1 framed

QL-STU/UKN

QL-PRS

QL-PRC

QL-INV3

QL-SSU-A/TNC

QL-INV5

QL-ST2

QL-SSU-B

QL-INV9

QL-EEC2/ST3

QL-EEC1/SEC

QL-SMC

QL-ST3E

QL-PROV

QL-DNU/DUS

Synchronization Status Message (SSM) in accordance with ITU G.704-1998 standard includes

4 bit long SSM quality messages received via incoming E1 framed signal. The clock source quality levels according to G.704-1998 are as follows:

Quality unknown, existing synchronization network

Primary Reference Source

Primary Reference Clock - Rec. G.811

reserved reserved reserved reserved

Synchronous Equipment Timing Source (SETS)

Do not use for synchronization

Example:

User configured QL-SSU-B as Minimum Quality Level for his system. E1 input signal coming from PRC (G.811) or TNC will be allowed for synchronization, whereas signal coming from Synchronous Equipment Timing Source

(SETS) will not be accepted.

Sa Bits

With Sa Bits you can select one of the Sa4 to Sa8 bits which is allocated for SSM quality messages.

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8.6.15 VSI - Video Synchronization Input Card

Video signal input module

The VSI (Video Synchronization Input) card provides video signals to an IMS clock module as reference. It can process Black Burst (PAL), LTC (Linear Time Code) and programmable Word Clock Rates.

Connectors:

Reference Inputs:

4 x BNC female

Video Sync In

Black Burst (PAL SMPTE259M/ITU-R BT.470-6)

Input with VITC reader (SMPTE12M-1/SMPTE ST309M)

Black Burst (PAL) Input with Prescaler mode

(no VITC, frequency only)

LTC In

Linear Time Code LTC Reader (25 FPS as per SMPTE ST12)

Word Clk In

Word Clock Input with programmable frequency range

PPS In

1PPS input

Power Requirements: 5 V, +-5%, 300 mA

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A

LED B:

VSI status

Status of the backplane’s reference signals

Status of the input signals (1 & 2) at the board

VSI 180

St In A B

Operation conditions:

Initialisation: expiration LEDs:

Normal Operation:

LED St

LED In

LED A

LED B blue until configuration is done off until configuration is done off until configuration is done off until configuration is done

ALL LEDs 0,5 sec. red → 0,5 sec. yellow → 0,5 sec. green → 0,5 sec. off

LED St / In green

LED A

LED B green, if Video Sync In and LTC In flashing green, if only Video Sync In flashing yellow, if only LTC In off, if no signal green, if Word Clk In and PPS are available flashing green, if only Word Clk In is available flashing yellow, if only PPS is available off, if no signal

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8.6.15.1 VSI Configuration via the Web Interface

VSI - Video Signal Input References

Menü "IO Config → Input Configuration → VSI-Karte"

Video Sync Interface: configurable Inputs

Input 1:

Format:

Epoch:

Signal Source:

Time Code Modes:

Time Code Line:

Video Sync In

PAL 625i

TAI

Single-ended signal input

VITC

6 - 22

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Input 2:

Type:

Daily Jam Time:

LTC In

LTC 25 FPS (Frames per Second)

Time of Day (hh:ii)

Input 3:

Port Type:

Direction:

Operation Mode:

Word Clk In

GPIO (General Purpose Input Output)

Input

Always enabled

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Input 4:

Pulse length:

PPS In

≥ 5 µ s, active high

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8.6.16 LNE-GbE: Network Expansion with Gigabit Support and SFP Option

Link speed: 10/100/1000 Mbita

Connector Type: 8P8C (RJ45)

Cable: CAT 5.0

Duplex Modes: Half/Full/Autonegotiaton

LED Indicators

LED St: Init lights blue during initialisation

LED In - LED B: Shows the state of the four LAN ports after initialisation green normal operation red defective LAN port

Figure right:

LNE-GbE and LNE-GbE with SFP Option

LNE SFP

Option: LNE-SFP

Interface:

Cable:

1000BASE-T SFP

Multimode Fiber

GI 50/125 µ m or GI 62,5/125 µ m gradient fiber

Link Speed

Singlemode Fiber

E9/125 µ m monomode fiber

Electrical: 1000 Base-T

Fiber optical: 1000-FX

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Recommended and tested Transceivers from other Vendors

Mode Vendor/Type Distance

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MULTI MODE: AVAGO AFBR-5710PZ

FINISAR FTLF8524P3BNL

550 m

500 m

SINGLE MODE:

RJ-45:

AVAGO AFCT-5710PZ

FINISAR FTLF1318P3BTL

SMARTOPTICS SO-SFP-L120D-C63

AVAGO ABCU-5740RZ

FINISAR FCLF8521P2BTL

10 km

80 km

100 m

LAN interface alignment with several LNE modules in operation:

Basically, the physical network ports are assigned according to the MAC address order. Thus, the uppermost interface on a LNE module has the lowest and the bottommost interface has the highest MAC address, respectively. Let´s take an example where three LNE modules are inserted in a device. Then the logical order of network interfaces assigned in a webinterface follows the MAC address order of LNE modules, disregarding the

I/O slot order by which the modules are inserted.

In a factory assembling, LNE modules are sorted in an ascending order starting from left to right (see the corresponding figure above). LAN 0 is therefore always the first network interface of the LAN-CPU.

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8.6.16.1 LNE-GBE Configuration via the Web Interface

If the LNE-GBE operates in an LANTIME system, all network settings can be configured via the web interface then.

Physical Network Configuration

Net Link Mode: The network interfaces LAN1 - LAN4 (LNE-GBE) can be used in 1000 MBIT HALF / FULL duplex mode.

Indicate Link: LED indication for the selected physical interface, only if a front display with function keys is available.

to optimize the reliability and the use of a of higher bandwith.

Bonding:

PRP: As of LANTIME firmware version 7.0, PRP can also be conveniently set via the web interface menu "Network → Physical Network Configuration".

Select the same PRP group for at least two interfaces in the drop-down menu "Bonding".

This mode must be activated here.

IPv6 Mode:

MAC-Address: Displays the unique MAC address of the physical interface.

Assigned Virtual

Interfaces: In the Ethernet Interfaces menu (see below) virtual network interfaces can be added.

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Menu Interfaces

IPv4:

Misc:

VLAN:

Cluster:

Manually adjustment of all important parameters such as TCP / IP address, subnet mask and gateway. The DHCP client can also be activated here for automatic network configurations.

With the tab Misc the virtual interface can be assigned to a physical interface.

With VLAN, this function can be enabled and configured.

The cluster function can be activated with this submenu and additional Parameters such as multicast or unicast mode, TCP / IP address and subnet mask can be set up here.

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8.6.16.2 Adding / Removing an LANTIME Network Extension LNE

An LNE module can be installed in each MRI/ESI or IO Slot of a LANTIME IMS device.

Adding a LANTIME Network Extension

After installing the LNE module, please start the web interface. In the menu "System → Services and Functions" press the button NIC Manager then . With this function you add all new physical network interfaces to the system’s network configuration. Now it is ensured that the IMS module is correctly installed and recognized by the system.

Remove a LANTIME Network Extension LNE

To remove a LNE network extension from the LANTIME system, the card must first be removed. However, the removed LNE interfaces are still listed in the network configuration. The "NIC Manager" can be used to update the network configuration in this case as well.

After successfully running the "NIC Manager", only the actually existing interfaces are displayed in the web interface. A system restart is not necessary.

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8.6.17 HPS-100: PTP / SyncE / Hardware NTP Interface

IEEE 1588 v2 compatible

Profiles: IEEE 1588v2 Default Profile

IEEE 1588v1 (option)

Enterprise Profile

IEC 61850-9-3 Power Profile

IEEE C.37.238-2011 Power Profile

IEEE C.37.238-2017 Power Profile

ITU-T G.8265.1 Telecom Frequency Profile

ITU-T G.8275.1 Telecom Phase / Time Profile (full timing support)

ITU-T G.8275.2 Telecom Phase / Time Profile (partial timing support)

SMPTE ST 2059-2 Broadcast Profile

IEEE 802.1AS TSN/AVB Profile

AES67 Media Profile

DOCSIS 3.1

PTP Modes: Multicast/Unicast Layer 2 (IEEE 802.3)

Multicast/Unicast Layer 3 (UDP IPv4/IPv6)

Hybrid Mode

E2E / P2P Delay Mechanism

Up to 128 messages/second per client

NTP Mode: NTP Server mode (8 ns time stamp accuracy)

NTPD Software Service (15,000 req./s)

1-Step, 2-Step for both Master and Slave operation 1588 Clock Mode:

Synchronous Ethernet: Master and Slave Capability

Compliant to ITU-T G.8261, G.8262 and G.8264

Ethernet Synchronization Messaging Channel (ESMC)

Network Protocols: IPv4, IPv6

DHCP, DHCPv6

DSCP

IEEE 802.1q VLAN filtering/tagging

IEEE 802.1p QOS

Ethernet Interface:

USB Interface:

Signal Outputs:

CPU:

Time Stamp Accuracy:

Combo Port: 1 x 100/1000BASE-T RJ45, 1 x GBIT SFP - Slot

A list of tested and recommended optical transceiver modules can be found in chapter

Option LNE-SFP

USB 1.1 / USB 2.0 full-speed, Micro USB female connector

2x SMA (50 Ohm) connectors configurable signals: 1PPS, 10MHz, 2048kHz

825 MHz Cortex A9 Dual Core on SOC

8 ns

HPS 100

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LED Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

Init red yellow green red lights blue during initialisation, off in normal operation mode

Error - TSU does not work correctly,

PTP services stopped

No link, but initialized link up stopped

LED A - LED B: Shows the current State of the TSU yellow - yellow Listening green - off off - green yellow - off off - yellow red - red

Master Mode

Slave Mode

Passiv Mode uncalibrated stopped

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Performance Level Options:

Option Unicast

Clients

Delay

Req./s

NTP

Req./s

PTPv1 PTP

Monitoring

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PL-A 8 1024 1600 NO NO

PL-B

PL-C

PL-D

PL-E

256

512

1024

2048

32768

65536

131072

262144

51200

102400

204800

409600

YES

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A detailed configuration guide you will find in the corresponding firmware manual of the system. See chapter

"The Web Interface -> Configuration: PTP V2".

Figure: Webinterface - PTP Menu → Global Configuration

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8.6.18 TSU V3: IEEE-1588 Time Stamp Unit

TSU v3 (IEEE 1588 v2 compatible)

Profiles:

PTP Modes:

IEEE 1588v2 Default Profile

IEEE C.37.238 Power Profile

ITU-T G.8265.1 Telecom Frequency Profile

ITU-T G.8275.1 Telecom Phase/Time Profile

SMPTE ST 2059-2 Broadcast Profile

Multicast Layer 2 (IEEE 802.3)

Multicast/Unicast Layer 3 (UDP IPv4/IPv6)

E2E / P2P Delay Mechanism

Bis 128 messages/second per client

NTP Mode:

1588 Clock Mode:

NTP Server mode (10 ns time stamp accuracy)

1-Step, 2-Step for both Master and Slave operation

Synchronous Ethernet: Master and Slave Capability

Compliant to ITU-T G.8261, G.8262 and G.8264

Ethernet Synchronization Messaging Channel (ESMC)

Network Protocols: IPv4, IPv6

DHCP, DHCPv6

DSCP

IEEE 802.1q VLAN filtering/tagging

Ethernet Interface:

Signal Outputs:

Combo Port:

1 x 100/1000BASE-T RJ45

1 x GBIT SFP - Slot

2x BNC (50 Ohm) connectors configurable signals: 1PPS, 10MHz, 2048kHz

CPU:

Time Stamp Accuracy:

1 GHz Dual Core ARM

10 ns

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LED Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

Init red yellow green red lights blue during initialisation, off in normal operation mode

Error - TSU does not work correctly,

PTP services stopped

No link, but initialized link up stopped

LED A - LED B: Shows the current State of the TSU yellow - yellow Listening green - off Master Mode off - green yellow - off off - yellow red - red

Slave Mode

Passiv Mode uncalibrated stopped

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8.6.19 CPE and BPE Output Modules (Frontend - Backend, Eurocard)

Configurable Port Expander / Backplane Port Expander

The standard output signals like pulses (1PPS, 1PPM and freely programmable pulses) and frequencies (10MHz,

2.048MHz, frequency synthesizer 1kHz-10MHz) are provided by two versatile I/O cards named BPE and CPE.

Both of these two modules have been designed to cover a wide range of interface and signal/protocol requirements. They feature a two-tier architecture with a back-end and front-end.

The back-end is responsible for internally routing the backplane IMS synchronization signals (in case of the

BPE) or for autonomously generating a wide range of different signals by using a microprocessor (on a CPE).

The front-end makes a selection of the signals available on physical connectors.

BPE - Backend CPE - Backend

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8.6.19.1 BPE - Backplane Port Expander

Please Note:

In principle, it should be noted that the signals that are provided via a BPE at the various connectors are always generated by the upstream clock and spread via the backplane of the system. In opposite to the CPE, the signals are not generated by the module and therefore the outputs can only be set via the receiver.

The selection and settings of the signals such as frequency, time code or programmable pulse outputs can be done via the web interface menu "Clock" or "Clock Switch Card "(for redundant systems).

Output Signals: fixed:

10 MHz, PPS, IRIG DCLS, IRIG AM, 2.048 MHz,

PPOs (selectable via receiver)

Power Requirements: 5 V +-5%, 150 mA / BNC

5 V +-5%, 150 mA / FO

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B:

Note:

Initialisation:

BPE status

Status of the backplane’s output signals

BPE status - output signals (1 + 2)

BPE status - output signals (3 + 4)

When pulse trains >= 1.6 s are configured, the LED assigned to the output remains "red" as these pulse trains are not monitored

(e.g. PPM, PPH ...).

LED St: blue until USB is configured

LED In - LED B: off until USB is configured

USB is configured: LED St: blue

LED In - LED B:

0,5 sec. red -> 0,5 sec. yellow ->

0,5 sec. green -> 0,5 sec. off

Normal Operation: LED St. + LED In: green

LED A: green, if the desired signal is present on output 1 and output 2

LED B: green, if the desired signal is present on output 3 and output 4

Figure right: BPE Outputs

BPE-2000 Standard outputs - BNC female:

PPS, 10 MHz, TC DCLS and TC AM

BPE 5000 Fiber Optic ST-Connectors

PPS, 10 MHz, TC DCLS und 2048kHz

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8.6.19.2 Available BPE Modules

BPE Type Connectors

BPE-1040

BPE-1060 1

BPE-2000

4 x BNC female

BPE-2001

BPE-2010

BPE-2014

BPE-2016 2

4 x BNC female

BPE-2020

BPE-2030

BPE-2050

BPE-2080

BPE-2090

BPE-2091

4 x BNC Buchse

4 x BNC female

Signals

Out 1 - Out 4: TC AM

Out 1 - Out 4: DCF77 SIM

Out 1: PPS, Out 2: 10 MHz

Out 3: TC DCLS, Out 4: TC AM

Out 1: PPS, Out 2: 10 MHz

Out 3: TC DCLS, Out 4: TC DCLS

Out 1 - Out 4: PPS

Out 1 - Out 2: PPS

Out 3 - Out 4: 10 MHz

Out 1 - Out 4: progr. Pulses_1

10 V

PP an 50 Ω

Out 1 - Out 4: 10 MHz

Out 1 - Out 4: TC DCLS

Out 1 - Out 3: TC DCLS

Out 4: TC AM

Out 1 - Out 4: 2048 kHz

Out 1 - Out 4: progr. Pulses

Out 1 - Out 4: progr. Pulses_1

4TE

4HP

Size

4HP

(1) When using the BPE-1060 module, important configuration parameters must be observed. In the web interface, you must set the mode to DCF77 Marks in the "Clock → Programmable Pulse Outputs → Prog. Out 1" menu. In the drop-down box "Signal" the setting Normal is to be selected. In the menu "Clock → Time Zone →

Time Zone for external Outputs" the Local Time Zone must be selected.

If the corresponding time zone does not exist in this drop-down box, the time zone can be added manually in the menu "System → Display → Edit Time Zone Table".

See

BPE-1060 4 x SIM77

(2) The outputs can be set by jumpers. Possible options are: PPS, Time Code DCLS, PPO_0, PPO_1, PPO_2 and PPO_3. Default jumper setting of this card is 4 x PPO_0 (Progr. Output 1 in the web interface).

(3) All four outputs of this BPE module have to be configured via the upstream receiver. In the web interface, the configuration of the output signals can be carried out via the menu "Clock → Programmable Pulse →

Prog. Out 1". Here the option "PTTI 1PPS" must be selected to get a pulse length of 20 µ s.

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BPE Type

BPE-2110

BPE-2120

BPE-2180

BPE-2500

BPE-2600

BPE-2700

Connectors

8 x BNC female

4 x 2pin DFK

PhotoMOS

1 x BNC female

4 x 2pin DFK

Opto Coupler

1 x BNC female

Signals

Out 1 - Out 8: PPS

Out 1 - Out 8: 10 MHz

Out 1 - Out 8: 2048 kHz

Out 1 - Out 4: Progr. Pulse

Out 5 - TC AM

Out 1: PPS, Out 2: 10 MHz

Out 3: TC DCLS, Out 4: TC AM

Out 1 - Out 4: Progr. Pulses

Out 5 - TC AM

Size

8HP

4HP

BPE modules with serial ports (D-SUB9 jacks)

BPE Type Connectors Signals

BPE-3014 2 x D-SUB9 female

BPE-3050

BPE-3412

BPE-3422

2 x D-SUB9 female

1 x D-SUB9 female

2 x BNC female

4 x D-SUB9 female

Out 1, Out 2: TC DCLS

RS-422 Level

Out 1, Out 2: Progr. Pulse

RS-422 Level

Out 1: Progr. Pulses, RS-422

Out 2, Out 3: TC AM

BPE-3424

BPE-3082

4 x D-SUB9 female

Out 1 - Out 4: 1MHz

RS-422 Pegel

Out 1 - Out 4: TC DCLS

RS-422 Pegel

Out 1 - Out 4: 2048 kHz sine

Size

4HP

8HP

(4) The outputs COM A and COM B are configured via the upstream receiver in the web interface (Menu "Clock

→ Programable Pulses → Prog. Out 1"). The programable pulses PP_0 of the clock are connected to both outputs of the BPE-3050 via the backplane.

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BPE Type

BPE-4043

BPE-6042

Connectors

4 x RJ45

2 x DMC 16-pin

Fiber-Optical Outputs

BPE-5000 4 x FST

BPE-5010

BPE-5014

BPE-5020

BPE-5030

BPE-5032

BPE-5080

BPE-5082

BPE-5090 4 x FST

4 x FST

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Signals

RS422, Pin_3 T-, Pin_6 T+

10 x PPO - RS-422 galvanic isolated

Size

4HP

PPS, 10 MHz, TC-DCLS, 2048 kHz

FO Multimode

4HP

PPS / FO Multimode 4HP

2 x PPS + 2 x 10 MHz / FO Multimode 4HP

10 MHz / FO Multimode

TC DCLS / FO Multimode

TC DCLS / FO Singlemode

2048 kHz / FO Multimode

PPS, 10 MHz, 2 x 2048 kHz

FO Multimode

PPO / FO Multimode 4HP

4HP

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8.6.19.3 Configuring an BPE expansion card via the Web Interface

A simple BPE expansion card usually gets its signals directly from the internal backplane of the system. The output signals of the card are pre-configured according to customer requirements.

If an output signal has to be changed, this must be done via the pre-connected receiver - in the menu "Clock →

Switch Card" if you have a redundant system or in the menu "Clock → Receiver" in systems with only a single receiver. The BPE modules have no direct configuration options. This information is also displayed in the "IO

Config" menu.

Figure: menu "Clock → Switch Card → IRIG Settings"

Figure: menu "Clock → Programmable Pulses → Selection of Idle mode"

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8.6.19.4 BPE-8000 - Switchable Backplane Port Expander

Output Signals: adjustable via the web interface (TTL or Fiber Optical):

PPS, 10 MHz, 2048 kHz, TC-DCLS, Progr. Pulses or fixed:

2048 kHz (ITU G.703-15), TC-AM

Power Requirements: 5 V +-5%, 150 mA / BNC

5 V +-5%, 150 mA / FO

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B:

Initialisation:

USB is configured:

Normal Operation:

BPE status

Status of the backplane’s output signals

BPE status - output signals (1 + 2)

BPE status - output signals (3 + 4)

LED St: blue until USB is configured

LED In - LED B: off until USB is configured

LED St: blue

LED In - LED B:

0,5 sec. red -> 0,5 sec. yellow ->

0,5 sec. green -> 0,5 sec. off

LED St. + LED In: green

LED A: green, if the desired signal is present on output 1 and output 2

LED B: green, if the desired signal is present on output 3 and output 4

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Available BPE-8000 Models

BPE 8000 BPE 8100 BPE 8200 BPE 8300 BPE 8400 BPE 8500 BPE 8600 BPE 8700

4 x TTL via BNC

4 x FO MMF via ST

2 x FO MMF via ST

2 x TTL via BNC

4 x FO SMF via ST

2 x FO SMF via ST

2 x TTL via BNC

2 x FO MMF via ST

2 x FO SMF via ST

4 x 2.048MHz

(ITU G.703-15

75 Ohm) via BNC

3 x TTL via BNC

1 x TC-AM via BNC

BPE Module Connectors Signal Outputs

————————————————————————————————–

BPE-8000

BPE-8100

4x BNC female

4x ST

TTL

Fiber Optic - Multimode

BPE-8200

BPE-8300

BPE-8400

BPE-8500

BPE-8600

BPE-8700

2x ST, 2x BNC female

4x ST

2x ST, 2x BNC female

4x ST

4x BNC female

2x Fiber Optic - Multimode, 2x TTL

Fiber Optic - Singlemode

2x Fiber Optic - Singlemode, 2x TTL

2x Fiber Optic - Multimode, 2x Fiber Optic - Singlemode

2048 kHz (ITU G.703-15 - 75 Ω unbalanced) *

3x TTL, 1x Modulated Time Code - TC-AM **

Fixed outputs, no signal selection possible.

BNC sockets Out 1 - Out 3 are freely programmable, Out 4 is permanently set to TC AM.

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8.6.19.5 Configuring an BPE-8000 expansion card via the Web Interface

Via the web interface or the Meinberg Device Manager (MDU), the following signals can be distributed to the BNC connectors (TTL) or fiber optical connectors (ST) according to your choice: PPS, 10MHz, Time Code

DCLS, 2048 kHz and programmable pulse outputs PP 1 - PP 4 of the upstream reference source. With the programmable pulse outputs, each output channel of the pulse generator (IMS receiver) can now also be switched through to all available connectors of the BPE (for example PP 1 to Out 1 - Out 4 of the BPE).

Figure: Web interface menu "IO Config → Output Configuration"

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8.6.19.6 BPE-1060 4 x SIM77

Backplane Port Expander (Frontend / Backend)

Output Signals: fixed: Out 1 - Out 4: SIM77 (DCF77 compatible Signal) via isolated female BNC connectors (-60dBm)

Power Requirements: 5 V +-5%, 150 mA / BNC

5 V +-5%, 150 mA / FO

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B:

BPE status

Status of the backplane’s output signals

BPE status - output signals (1 + 2)

BPE status - output signals (3 + 4)

Initialisation: LED St: blue until USB is configured

LED In - LED B: off until USB is configured

USB is configured: LED St: blue

LED In - LED B:

0,5 sec. red -> 0,5 sec. yellow ->

0,5 sec. green -> 0,5 sec. off

Normal Operation: LED St. + LED In: green

LED A: green, if the desired signal is present on output 1 and output 2

LED B: green, if the desired signal is present on output 3 and output 4

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SIM77 - amplitude-modulated time signal

The amplitude-modulated time signal is compatible with the DCF77 signal, transmitted by the German longwave transmitter. The SIM77 signal is provided via four DC insulated BNC sockets.

Note:

Important configuration parameters must be observed when using the BPE-1060 module in an IMS system. In the Web Interface, in the menu "Clock → Programmable pulse outputs → Prog. Out 1", the mode must be set to DCF77 Marks . In the "Signal" drop-down box, select Normal (see figure right).

The local time zone must be selected in the menu "Clock → Time Zone → Time Zone for External Outputs".

If the corresponding time zone is not available in this drop-down box, the time zone can be added manually in the menu "System → Display → Edit time zone table".

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In the example below, several time zones are entered with the changeover rule for summer and winter time.

Please note, that these settings will also affect other output modules which provide the programmable pulse output "Prog. Out 1".

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8.6.19.7 CPE - Configurable Port Expander (Frontend)

CPE (Configurable Port Expander)

The CPE is a configurable IO card that can autonomously generate additional output signals from the integrated system clock. This module consists of a half-size standard controller card (back-end) and a dockable port expander card (front-end), like this a wide variety of available programmable output signals and physical connections are possible, including various electrical and optical interfaces.

This enables the CPE, in combination with the front end COI TS2 (CPE 3000 ...), to support up to 4 more configurable interfaces that can optionally be led out as RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485 signal type. Furthermore, up to 8 programmable outputs (PPO) can be generated and configured in the web interface. The settings of the desired output configuration are selected in the IO Config -> Output Configuration.

It should be noted that the desired signals can be realized only with the corresponding front card.

Output Signals:

Capture-Input:

Power Supply:

Environmental:

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B:

LED Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B: configurable:

10 MHz, PPS, IRIG DCLS, IRIG AM, PPO active high or active low, permitted input level +5 V (DC)

+5 V (DC), 150-300 mA, depending on the selected frontend

Temperature 0-50 ◦ C

Humidity max. 85 %, non condensing

CPE status

Status of the backplane’s output signals currently not used currently not used blue green red yellow green flash green during initialisation normal operating mode no signal signal available / not sync time sync but not accurate time sync and accurate green green currently not used currently not used

Figure: CPE Frontends

CPE-1000: 4 config. outputs via BNC female

CPE-5000: 4 config. outputs / FO - ST connectors

CPE-2500: 4 x prog. Pulses (DFK-2) / 1 x TC AM (BNC)

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8.6.19.8 Available CPE Modules

BPE Type Connectors

CPE-1000

CPE-1002

4 x BNC female

1 x D-SUB9

2 x BNC female

CPE-1040

CPE-1050

CPE-2500

CPE-3000

4 x BNC female

4 x DFK 2-pin PhotoMos

1 x BNC female

2 x D-SUB9

CPE-3010

CPE-3020

CPE-3030

CPE-3040

CPE-3050

CPE-3060

CPE-4020

CPE-5000

2 x D-SUB9

2 x RJ45

4 x FST female

Signals prog. pulses

Time Telegram, RS232

Capture Inputs

TC AM / BNC

3 x progr. pulses, 1 x TC AM progr. Pulse

TC AM serial timestring

RS-232 + PPS serial timestring

RS-422 serial timestring

RS-422 + PPS serial timestring

RS-485 serial timestring

RS-485 + PPS serial timestring

RS-422 serial timestring

RS-422 + PPS serial timestring

RS-422 + PPS prog. pulses / fiber optical

4HP

Size

4HP

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8.6.19.9 CPE-3000: Programmable Outputs via serial Interface

The CPE-3000 module has two serial ports (COM A and B) for various output signals. The two interfaces can also be used for communication with other devices.

The possible pin assignments and module types are listed below:

CPE 3000

PIN

CPE-3000 CPE-3010 CPE-3020 CPE-3030 CPE-3040 CPE-3050

COM A, COM B COM A, COM B COM A, COM B COM A, COM B COM A, COM B COM A, COM B

Time String

(RS-232)

+PPO

PPO

Time String

(RS-422)

RxD +

Time String

(RS-422)

+ PPO

(RS-422)

RxD +

Time String

(RS-485)

Time String

(RS-485)

+ PPO

(RS-422)

PPO

(RS-422)

TxD

RxD

RxD -

TxD +

TxD -

TxD + / RxD +

TxD - / RxD -

GND

TxD +

TxD -

GND

PPO +

PPO -

GND

TxD + / RxD+

TxD - / RxD -

GND

PPO +

PPO -

GND

PPO +

PPO -

CPE-3060

COM A

Time String

(RS-232)

+ PPO

(TTL)

PPO

COM B

Time String

(RS-422)

+ PPO

(RS-422)

RxD +

TxD

RxD

RxD -

TxD +

TxD -

GND

PPO +

PPo -

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8.6.19.10 CPE-4020: Programmable Outputs via serial Interface

The module CPE-4020 has two interfaces with RJ45-connector (COM A and B). These provide Time String +

PPS with RS422 level. The following configurations must be performed to correctly output the signals.

Baud Rate

Framing

String Type

Mode

19200

8N1

Meinberg GPS per second (PPS)

Pin assignment

Pin 3:

Pin 5:

Pin 6:

Pin 7:

Pin 8:

TXD_P, serial interf. transmit pos.

GND (Ground)

TXD_N, serial interf. transmit neg.

SYNC_P, PPS transmit, pos.

SYNC_N, PPS transmit, neg.

Current Consumption: 5 V +-5%, 150 mA

Connection type:

Cable:

8P8C (RJ45)

Copper twisted pair, e.g. CAT 5.0

CPE 4020

Pin 3

TxD (+)

Pin 6

TxD (-)

Pin 7

PPS (+)

Pin 8

PPS (-)

RS-422

Gain TxD 1 / PPS

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8.6.19.11 CPE-4020 Configuration via Web Interface

If the CPE-4020 operates in an IMS system, the output configuration can easily be done via the web interface then.

With the "Common" tab the time zone with the corresponding offset can be selected.

Configuration: CPE-4020

In the "IO Config" menu you can select the following values for the output connectors:

Common: Time zone with the corresponding UTC offset value

Synthesizer: Frequency Synthesizer range 1 Hz - 10 MHz

IRIG Code:

Serial:

Prog. Out:

Generated IRIG output codes (B002+B122 ...)

Serial connection parameters

Programmable outputs Prog. Out 1 and Prog. Out 2

Figure: Serial connection parameter settings

The following programmable pulse outputs can be selected:

Idle

Timer

Single Shot

Cyclic Pulse

Pulse Per Second

Pulse Per Minute

Pulse Per Hour

DCF77 Marks

Position OK

Time Sync

All Sync

DCLS Time Code

Synthesizer Frequency

(not in use)

(3 switching-times On - Off)

(pulse length and start time)

(pulse length and cycle time)

(pulse length)

(timeout)

(position determined)

(clock synchronized)

(position determined and clock synchronized)

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Figure: Selection of programmable pulse outputs

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8.6.19.12 CPE - Configuration via Web Interface

If the CPE operates in an IMS system, the output configuration can easily be done via the web interface then.

With the "Common" tab the time zone with the corresponding offset can be selected.

CPE Configuration

In the "IO Config" menu you can select the following values for the output connectors:

Common

Synthesizer

IRIG Code

Prog. Out

Time zone with the corresponding UTC offset value

Frequency Snthesizer range 1Hz - 10 MHz

Generated IRIG output codes (B002+B122 ...)

Programmable output Prog. Out 1 - Prog. Out 4

Figure: Menu Tab "Synthesizer" Frequency for selecting the Frequency Synthesizer option in the menu "Prog.

Out"

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Figure: Menu Tab "IRIG Out" Selection of the IRIG code (IRIG DCLS only)

Figure: Menu Tab "Prog. Out" Selection of the signal option for the programmable pulse output (PPO)

The following programmable pulse outputs can be selected:

Idle

Timer

Single Shot

Cyclic Pulse

Pulse Per Second

Pulse Per Minute

Pulse Per Hour

DCF77 Marks

Position OK

Time Sync

All Sync

DCLS Time Code

Synthesizer Frequency

(not in use)

(3 switching-times On - Off)

(pulse length and start time)

(pulse length and cycle time)

(pulse length)

(timeout)

(position determined)

(clock synchronized)

(position determined and clock synchronized)

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8.6.20 IMS PIO: PPS or 10 MHz I/O Module

Technical Specifications:

Connectors: 4 x BNC female, isolated, individually switchable as input or output

PPS or 10 MHz Signal Options:

Status Indicators

LED St:

LED In:

LED P:

LED C:

Initialisation:

PIO status

Status of the backplane’s output signals display for preset PPS display for preset 10 MHz

LED St: blue until USB is configured

LED In - LED B: off until USB is configured

USB is configured:

Normal Operation:

LED St: blue

LED In:

0,5 sec. red -> 0,5 sec. yellow ->

0,5 sec. green -> 0,5 sec. off

LED St. + LED In: green

LED P: green, if card is preset to PPS

LED C: green, if card is preset to 10 MHz

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PIO

St In P C

180

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8.6.20.1 PIO - Configuration via the Web Interface

The PIO module is pre-configured by a jumper. The default configuration of all ports is PPS (Pulse Per

Second). If this pre-configuration needs to be changed to 10 MHz, the card must be removed and the jumper position adjusted.

Via the web interface, each port can be set separately to "Input" or "Output". If a port is set to "Output", the system PPS or the 10 MHz reference frequency is output signal at this port. If a port is set to "Input" the incoming signal is compared to the system PPS or to the 10 MHz reference frequency. The offset values are displayed in the status window.

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8.6.21 LIU - Line Interface Unit

Input signal:

Clock:

2.048 MHz reference clock, TTL level

T1 - 1.544 MHz

E1 - 2.048 MHz

BITS:

Outputs:

T1 - 1.544 MBit/s

E1 - 2.048 MBit/s balanced - RJ45 jack - 120 Ω (Clock) unbalanced - BNC connector 75 Ω (Bits)

Short term stability and Accuracy: depends on oscillator of the reference clock

OCXO-SQ: +-5 · 10 -10

OCXO-MQ: +-2 · 10 -10

OCXO-HQ: +-5 · 10

-12

OCXO-DHQ: +-2 · 10

-12

Rubidium: +-2 · 10 -11

LED Indicators

Power T1 E1

Power:

T1:

E1:

Init green red: yellow: green red: yellow: blue during initialisation, green in normal operation mode selected mode T1 output disabled signal quality unknown selected mode E1 output disabled signal quality unknown

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LIU A4004

Power T1 E1

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8.6.21.1 IMS-LIU Telecom Output Signals

The board LIU (Line Interface Unit) was designed to convert the GNSS-locked standard frequency of a preconnected Meinberg satellite controlled clock (GPS or GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou) into several timing signals that can be used for various synchronization or measurement tasks.

Typical applications are:

• Measurement and test of synchronization quality of Telecom networks

• Calibration and synchronization of laboratory equipment

• Test of synchronization of radio transmitters / base stations (GSM / CDMA / UMTS / DAB / DVB)

Pinbelegung / Pin assignment :

1: TRING , 2: TTIP (LIU-A)

5: TRING , 4: TTIP (LIU-T)

8: TRING , 7: TTIP (LIU-E)

(green/red = on/off)

(green/red = on/off) unsymm. / unbalanced

4 5

7 8 symm. / balanced

There are two separate signal paths on the board LIU. One is for providing the standard frequencies, the second path is for generation of the "telecom-signals". All output signals have high accuracy and stability because they are derived from the internal receiver’s disciplined standard frequencies generated by the preconnected satellite clock. Depending on the oscillator option of the internal receiver, the accuracies which are described in chapter

LIU - Line Interface Unit

can be achieved.

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8.6.21.2 Block Diagram LIU

The following block diagram illustrates the functional principle of the board LIU:

4.096 MHz

LIU V3

USB/IMS interface

RS232 interface micro controller low pass filter framer & line interface isolation isolation isolation isolation isolation isolation isolation isolation amplifier amplifier amplifier amplifier framed outputs

T1.403/G703-9, balanced (or unbalanced),

1.544 Mbps or 2.048 Mbps clock outputs

G703-13, balanced

1544 kHz or 2048 kHz clock outputs

G703-13, unbalanced

1544 kHz or 2048 kHz

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8.6.21.3 Telecom Signals

These signals can be devided into two groups: the "clock" outputs and the "framed" outputs, that are provided by a framer and line interface device on the board LIU. All clock signals needed for generation of the ‘telecom outputs’ are derived from a 2048 kHz reference clock, which is generated by a frequency synthesizer on the preconnected GPS- or GLN-clock. This synthesizer is phase locked to the PPS signal and frequency locked to the master oscillator of the clock.

The module LIU is able to generate signals for the American T1- or the European E1-system. The mode of operation can be configured via the web interface of the IMS management module (LAN-CPU).

The clock outputs are standard frequencies of either 1544 kHz (T1) or 2048 kHz (E1). Four unbalanced and four balanced outputs according to ITU-T G703-13 (CCITT recommendation "Physical/electrical characteristics of hierarchical digital interfaces") are available via BNC female and RJ45 connectors.

The "framed" outputs are consisting of data signals known from digital telephony, which are distributed by using a special frame structure (EFS Framing Mode - Extended Superframe). As a synchronization unit, LIU only generates a "framed all ones" signal (data byte 0xFF hex) with a transmission speed of either 1544 kBits

(T1) or 2048 kBit/s (E1). Four outputs according to ANSI T.403 (T1-mode) or ITU-T G703-9 (E1-mode) are available either unbalanced via BNC connectors or balanced via RJ45 connectors. Two different line codes used for error correction are known for the transmission of framed signals. The board LIU generates B8ZS- (in

T1-mode) or HDB3-coded (in E1-mode) output signals by standard.

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8.6.21.4 Pulse templates

The following pulse templates are required by ANSI (T1-mode) and CCITT (E1-mode) for output signals in telecom applications. The board LIU meets these recommendations.

T1 (T.403):

1.20

1.05

0.95

0.90

0.80

0.50

0.05

-0.05

-0.26

-0.45

Time in nanoseconds

E1 (G.703):

269 nsec

244 nsec

194 nsec

120

110

100

-10

-20

Nominal pulse

219 nsec

488 nsec

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8.6.21.5 LIU - Configuration Samples

The Line Interface Unit (LIU) is available in two different sizes and different output / connector options. All outputs of a module can be operate in either the E1 or T1 in mode. Signal output settings can be done during operation via the web interface. The selected mode is indicated by the LEDs in the retainer plate.

Signal Types

• 2048 kHz (E1 mode) or 1.544 MHz (T1 mode), G.703, 120 Ω , balanced, RJ45 socket

• 2048 kHz (E1 mode) or 1.544 MHz (T1 mode), G.703, 75 Ω , unbalanced, BNC connector

• 2048 kBit/s (E1 mode) or 1.544 MBit/s (T1 mode), 120 Ω , balanced, RJ45 socket

• 2048 kBit/s (E1 mode) or 1.544 MBit/s (T1 mode), 75 Ω , unbalanced, BNC connector

8.6.21.6 Overview - LIU Modules for IMS Systems

LIU Model Size Signal (bal./unbal.) Connectors

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LIU-A4040 8TE BITS (4/0) 4 x RJ45

Clock (4/0) 4 x RJ45

LIU-A4004 8TE

LIU-A0404 8TE

BITS (4/0)

Clock (0/4)

BITS (0/4)

Clock (0/4)

4 x RJ45

4 x BNC

LIU-A0044

LIU-A2222

8TE

Clock (4/0)

Clock (0/4)

BITS (2/2)

Clock (2/2)

4 x RJ45

4 x BNC

2 x RJ45, 2 x BNC

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LIU Model Size Signal (bal./unbal.) Connectors

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LIU-A0040 4TE Clock (4/0) 4 x RJ45

LIU-A0004

LIU-A2020

4TE

Clock (0/4)

BITS (2/0)

Clock (2/0)

4 x BNC

2 x RJ45

LIU-A2002

LIU-A0400

LIU-A1111

4TE

BITS (2/0)

Clock (0/2)

BITS (0/4)

BITS (1/1)

Clock (1/1)

2 x RJ45

2 x BNC

4 x BNC

1 x RJ45, 1 x BNC

LIU A4000

Power T1 E1

LIU A0040

Power T1 E1

LIU A0004

Power T1 E1

LIU A2020

Power T1 E1

LIU A2002

Power T1 E1

LIU A0202

Power T1 E1

LIU A0400

Power T1 E1

LIU A1111

Power T1 E1

LIU-A4000

BITS (4/0)

LIU-A0040

Clock (4/0)

LIU-A0004

Clock (0/4)

LIU-A2020

BITS (2/0)

Clock (2/0)

LIU-A2002

BITS (2/0)

Clock (0/2)

LIU_A0202

BITS (0/2)

Clock (0/2)

LIU_A0400

BITS (0/4)

LIU-A1111

BITS (1/1)

Clock (1/1)

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8.6.21.7 LIU Configuration via Web Interface

Output Configuration of a LIU module (Line Interface Unit):

In this menu one can select between E1 or T1 mode for the LIU outputs. The selected mode is the same for all outputs.

T1 or E1?

T1 is a digital carrier signal that transmits the DS - 1 signal. It has a data rate of about 1.544 Mbit/second. It contains 24 digital channels and therefore requires a device that has a digital connection.

E1 is the european equivalent to T1. T1 is the North American term whereas E1 is a European term for digital transmission. The data rate of E1 is about 2 Mbit/second. It has 32 channels at the speed of 64

Kbit/second. 2 channels among 32 are already reserved. One channel is used for signaling while the other is used for controlling. The difference between T1 and E1 lies in the number of channels here.

Sa Bits

ITU-T Recommendations allow for bits Sa4 to Sa8 to be used in specific point-to-point applications (e.g.

transcoder equipment) within national borders. When these bits are not used and on links crossing an international border they should be set to 1.

The Sa4 bit may be used as a message-based data link for operation, maintenance and performance monitoring. The SSM Bit (Synchronization Status Message) can be selected in the Web GUI for clock quality information. Sa4 is selected as per default.

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8.6.22 LNO - 10 MHz Sinus Output Module

The LNO180 is a 10 MHz generator card, which provides sine signals with low phase noise to 4 external outputs.

The card has a microprocessor system, which monitors the output signals and generates status signals for the upper-level management system accordingly.

Function of Operation

The card has a high quality oscillator, which is locked to an external 10 MHz signal. The microprocessor monitors the lock status of the PLL and the warm up phase of the oscillator. It activates the outputs only after the phase is locked. This condition is signalized by all LEDs switched from green to red. In the phase locked state the output levels of the four outputs are monitored and in case of a failure signalized by an associated red LED.

Technical Specifications:

Frequency Input: 10 MHz, sine (1V pp min.) or TTL

Output Level: 5 dBm +/- 1 dBm at 50 Ω

Option: LNO-12dB with 12 dBm output level

< 3 @ 25

◦

C within accuracy of < +-1 x 10 -7 Warm-up time:

Electrical Connectors: BNC female

Harmonics:

Phase Noise:

-60 dBc

OCXO SQ

1 Hz

10 Hz

100 Hz

1 kHz

-70 dBc/Hz

-105 dBc/Hz

-125 dBc/Hz

-140 dBc/Hz

Terminal Connector:

Power Supply:

OCXO HQ:

1 Hz

10 Hz

100 Hz

1 kHz

< -85 dBc/Hz

< -115 dBc/Hz

< -130 dBc/Hz

< -140 dBc/Hz

96-pin VG-rail DIN 41612

5 dBm

12 dBm:

+5V @ 550 mA (steady state),

+5V @ 670 mA (warm up)

+5V @ 970 mA (steady state),

+5V @ 620 mA (warm up)

Quartz Filter: Bandwidth 1 kHz

Ambient Temperature: 0 ... 50

◦

C / 32 ... 122

◦

Storage Temperature: -20 ... 70

◦

C / -4 ... 158

◦

Humidity: max 85%

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LED Status Indicators:

All LEDs red Outputs disabled

PLL not locked,

OCXO in warm up phase

10 MHz reference not available

Quality of the reference signal is not sufficient

All LEDs green: Normal operation, outputs activated

Associated LED red: defect output or short circuit during normal operation

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8.6.23 REL1000: Error Relay Module

The REL1000 error relay module can be switched by various operating states (e.g.: Clock Not Sync). If the internal hardware clock is running synchronous to the source, the relay is switched to NO (Normaly Open) mode. In case of an error, the relay switches to NC (Normaly Closed) mode.

Depending on the hardware configuration of the IMS system, i.e. redundant with RSC module and two integrated reference clocks or with SPT module and only one reference clock, different relay states can be switched.

In redundant operation, the two clocks and the changeover unit are monitored as standard (CLK1 - relay

A, CLK2 - relay B, RSC - relay C). This jumper setting is supplied per default in redundant systems.

Possible configurations of Error Output:

Relay A: Clock 1 / Notification Events → Relays

Relay B:

Relay C:

Clock 2 / PPS

RSC / 10 MHz / Notification Events → Relay

In redundant mode, the jumpers on the REL1000 are set as shown below:

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State of LED Indicators:

Initialisation Phase:

St: blue

C: off off off

Boot Phase:

St: blue

1s red, 1s yellow, 1s green, 1s off

Normal Operation Mode:

St: green (Status)

C: green, red in case of error (Clock 1) green, red in case of error (Clock 2) green, red in case of error (Notification Event)

Technical Specification ERROR Relays:

Switching Voltage: 220 V DC max

/ 250 V AC max

Switching Load: 60 W max

/62.5 VA max

UL/CSA:

Response Time:

0.3 A

1 A ca.3 ms

125 V AC

110 V DC

30 V DC

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8.6.23.1 Configuration of the REL1000 via the Web Interface

The relays A + C of the REL1000 module can be switched via notifications events. If the jumpers and hardware configuration are set accordingly, a checkbox can be activated in the web interface menu "Notification → Notification Events" for various events, so that the selected relay is switched to error mode on this event.

Selectable events are "NTP not Sync" or "Clock not Sync" for example.

In this figure there are no selection options - the relays are switched in redundant operation via the reference clocks and the RSC switch unit.

This figure shows the menu in a non-redundant system. Relay C can be controlled via notification events.

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8.6.24 FDM - Frequency Deviation Monitoring

The module FDM180 was designed to calculate and monitor the frequency and its deviation in 50/60Hz power line networks.

A preconnected reference is necessary that provides a serial time string and a PPS (pulse per second). The accuracy of the measurements is derived from these signals. The module calculates the frequency as well as the time, based on the mains frequency. The time deviation (TD) is the difference of this calculated time

(PLT) to the reference time (REF). This time deviation as well as the frequency itself is sent out via serial interface or is beeing converted to an analog voltage output provided by a DAC.

Pin Assignement: 16-pin DMC Phoenix Connector

Pin Signal

——————————————————-

Pin 1

Pin 2

Pin 3

Pin 4

GND n.c.

Pin 5

Pin 6

Pin 7

Pin 8 n.c.

GND

COM 0 RxD in

COM 0 TxD out

Pin 9 - Pin 14

Pin 15

GND

COM 1 RxD in

Pin 16 COM 1 TxD out

——————————————————-

LED Indicator

LED St:

LED In:

LED A:

LED B:

Init blue during inintialisation green - normal operation shows the state after initialisation red ref not connected / FDM not sync yellow ref. signal not useable green blinking Timesync green Accurate ( ≤ 200 ns to reference) green red green red

FD (Frequency Deviation) within the configured limits

FD Overflow

TD (Time Deviation) within the configured limits

TD Overflow

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Input signal:

Interface:

Output string:

Serial time string, PPS mains frequency, 70 - 270 V AC, 50Hz or 60Hz

Two asynchronous serial RS-232 ports, COM0 and COM1

Baudrate: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200 Baud

Framing: 7N2, 7E1, 7E2, 8N1, 8N2, 8E1, 7O2 output and average: once per second or 100ms

The frequency, frequency deviation, reference time, power line time and the time deviation are send out in different available formats.

The formats are:

STANDARD FDM String:

F:49.984 FD:-00.016 REF:15:03:30 PLT:15:03:30.368 TD:+00.368[CR][LF]

SHORT FDM String:

FD:-00.016 TD:+00.368[CR][LF]

AREVA FDM String:

[STX]

02049.984[CR][LF]

021-00.016[CR][LF]

022+00.378[CR][LF]

02315 03 30.368[CR][LF]

024068 15 03 30 [CR][LF]

[ETX]

Resolution of

Measurement:

Analog outputs:

Electrical connectors:

Power supply:

Current consumption:

Ambient temperature:

Humidity: frequency: accuracy the oscillator (10 MHz) +-100 µ Hz time deviation: accuracy of reference (PPS) +- 1ms

2 analog outputs for longtime-recording (time deviation and/or frequency deviation), range: -2.5 V ... +2.5 V, resolution: 16 Bit

96-pin VG-rail DIN 41612

+5 V DC

0.4 A - 1 A

0 ... 50

◦

C / 32 ... 122

◦

Max. 85%

More detailed information about FDM - Frequency Deviation Monitoring can be found in the current LANTIME firmware manual, chapter "LTOS6 Management and Monitoring → FDM".

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8.6.25 SCG-U: Studio Clock Generator

Add-On module for generating various audio frequencies (12 kHz, 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 64 kHz, 88.2

kHz and 96 kHz), with only one 10 MHz input clock, for studio applications. The SCG Module provides four outputs with different frequencies.

The SCG provides a wide range of programmable word clock rates between 24 Hz – 12.288 MHz.

Technical Specifications:

Outputs: 4 x BNC (2.5 V TTL into 75 Ohm) outputs with configureable frequencies

Input Signal:

Current Consumption:

Ambient Temperature:

Humidity:

10 MHz, sinewave or square pulse

5 V +- 5%, @400 mA

0 ... 50

◦

C / 32 ... 122

◦

85% max.

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8.6.25.1 SCG-U: Configuration via Web Interface

(Firmware version 6.19 or later)

If the SCG-U operates in an IMS system, the module can be easily configured via the web interface then.

Configuration Sample: SCG Output 3

In the "IO Configuration" menu each output frequency can be adjusted seperately. In the figure above the following value is set:

Frequency Out 3 = Base Frequency * Scale

Frequency Out 3 = 44,1 kHz * 1/4

————————————————-

Frequency Out 3 = 11,025 kHz

Overview Configuration SCG-U Sound Clock Generator Outputs 1-4

Output Type: Studio Clock Out

State:

Base Frequency:

Scale:

Disabled

Enabled

32 kHz

44.1 kHz

48 kHz

1/8 to 256

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8.6.26 SCG-B: Studio Clock Generator Balanced

The M2000S is an additional card for generating "Digital Audio Reference Signals" for studio applications.

The 25pin D-Sub female connector provides four DARS outputs, which can be configured via the web interface.

Technical Spezifications:

Outputs: 1 x 25pin female connector, 4 x DARS, IEC 60958-4 format resolution 24 bits, sampling frequency 48 kHz transformer-balanced

Input Signals:

Power Consumption:

10 MHz (sine wave or square pulse), 1PPS, Time String

5 V +- 5%, @400 mA

Environmental

Temperature:

Humidity:

0 ... 50

◦

C / 32 ... 122 max. 85%

◦

Pin Assignment of the 25pin D-SUB female connector

DARS 1 Hot 1

Cold 1

GND 1

Pin 18

Pin 6

Pin 19

DARS 2 Hot 2

Cold 2

GND 2

DARS 3 Hot 3

Cold 3

GND 3

DARS 4 Hot 4

Cold 4

GND 4

Pin 4

Pin 17

Pin 5

Pin 15

Pin 3

Pin 16

Pin 1

Pin 14

Pin 2

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8.6.26.1 SCG-B: Configuration via the Web Interface

If the SCG-B is used in an IMS system you can easily configure the Studio Clock Generator via the Web

Interface.

Sample Configuration: Output 1

In the menu "IO Configuration" you can set the output on DARS for every output of the M2000S. The four available outputs can optionally be switched off.

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8.6.27 VSG - Video Sync Generator

The VSG is a video signal reference for Studio Equipment with four BNC female output connectors. The Module generates 1x bi-level sync (Black Burst), 1x Tri-Level Sync, 1 x video sync signals (H-Sync, V-Sync or LTC) and 1 x digital video output (DARS). The LANTIME Web Interface can be used for output signal configuration and to query the state of the VSG.

Functionality

The board is synchronized by an external 10 MHz signal. It generates configurable video signals in different formats. The generated signals have a phase reference to 1PPS.

Generated Signals:

SMPTE standards: PAL Blackburst with VITC Support

NTSC Blackburst

Tri Level Sync:

720p/50 Hz (SMPTE296M3)

1080i/25 Hz (SMPTE274M6)

720p/59.94 Hz (SMPTE296M1)

1080i/29.97 Hz (SMPTE274M7)

V-, H-, Frame-Sync for HD and SD formats

(VSG FW ≤ 2.05)

LTC (25 fps) (VSG FW ≥ 2.06)

Digital Audio Signal

Status Info:

DARS (AES3id via BNC 75 Ω )

ST: Status of VSG

In: Status of reference input

A: Status Out 1 + 2

B: Status Out 3 + 4

Electrical Connectors: 96-pin VG-rail DIN 41612

Power Consumption: 5 V +- 5%, 250 mA

BNC Connectors: 2x BNC female, unbalanced, 300 mV pp

@ 75 Ω

2x BNC female, unbalanced, 2.5 V TTL @ 75 Ω

Ambient Temperature: 0 ... 55 ◦ C

Humidity: Max. 85%

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8.6.27.1 VSG Configuration via Web Interface

If the VSG operates in an IMS system, the module can be easily configured via the web interface then.

Overview Configuration VSG Video Sync Generator Outputs 1-4

Output 1

———————————————————————-

Output Type: Video Out

Epoch: TAI D1970-01-01 T00:00:00

UTC D1972-01-01 T00:00:00

GPS D1980-01-06 T00:00:00

Format: 720p/50 Hz (SMPTE296M3)(HD)

1080i/25 Hz (SMPTE274M6)(HD)

720p/59,94 Hz (SMPTE296M1)(HD)

1080i/29,97 Hz (SMPTE274M7)(HD)

Phase Offset: [Offset Value]

———————————————————————-

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Output 2:

———————————————————————-

Output Type: Video Out

Epoch: like Output 1

Format: NTSC (525i)

PAL (625i)

Phase Offset: [Offset Value]

———————————————————————-

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Output 3: ( ≤ VSG FW 2.05)

———————————————————————-

Output Type: Video Sync Out

Signal Type: SD H-Sync

SD V-Sync

SD Frame

HD H-Sync

HD V-Sync

HD Frame

HD Blank

———————————————————————-

Output 3: (VSG FW ≥ 2.06 - LTOS V7 required)

———————————————————————-

Output Type: LTC Out

Signal Type: LTC 25FPS (Frames Per Second)

———————————————————————-

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Output 4:

———————————————————————-

Output Type: Digital Audio Out

Signal Type: DARS (AES3id)

———————————————————————-

With the menu tab "Misc", the configuration of the VSG can be stored directly in the EEPROM of the card.

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8.6.28 ACM - Active Cooling Module

M2000S ACM Features:

- 2 fans on the plug-in card

- Power consumption per fan: 0.04 A, 5 V DC

- LED status display

- Hot-pluggable

The Active Cooling Module allows the installation of the M1000 safely within the temperature specification.

The ACM is easily field-replaceable and allows for a hot-plug replacement without the need to power down the unit.

The active cooling and the system temperature can be monitored via the web interface in the menu "System → Fan Control".

Hint:

A safe operation of the LANTIME M2000S can only be guaranteed if the ACM module is running. A short-term failure caused by replacing an ACM module during operation is unavoidable but acceptable.

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9 RoHS and WEEE

Compliance with EU Directive 2011/65/EU (RoHS)

We hereby declare that this product is conform to the

European Directive 2011/65/EU and its delegated directive 2015/863/EU “Restrictions of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment”. We ensure that electrical and electronic products sold in the EU do not contain lead, cadmium, mercury, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls (PBBs), and polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs), Bis

(2-ethylhexyl)phthalat (DEHP), Benzylbutylphthalat

(BBP), Dibutylphthalat (DBP), Diisobutylphthalat

(DIBP), above the legal threshold.

WEEE status of the product

This product is handled as a B2B (Business to Business) category product. In order to secure a WEEE compliant waste disposal it has to be returned to the manufacturer. Any transportation expenses for returning this product (at its end of life) have to be incurred by the end user, whereas Meinberg will bear the costs for the waste disposal itself.

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10 Declaration of Conformity

10 Declaration of Conformity

Konformitätserklärung

Doc ID: LANTIME M2000S-2020-05-18

Hersteller

Manufacturer

Meinberg Funkuhren GmbH & Co. KG

Lange Wand 9, D-31812 Bad Pyrmont erklärt in alleiniger Verantwortung, dass das Produkt, declares under its sole responsibility, that the product

Produktbezeichnung

Product Designation

LANTIME M2000S auf das sich diese Erklärung bezieht, mit den folgenden Normen und Richtlinien übereinstimmt: to which this declaration relates is in conformity with the following standards and provisions of the directives:

——————————————————————————————————————————————-

RED – Richtlinie

RED – Directive

ETSI EN 303 413 V1.1.1 (2017-06)

2014/53/EU

——————————————————————————————————————————————-

EMV – Richtlinie

EMC – Directive

Draft ETSI EN 301 489-1 V2.2.0 (2011-09)

Draft ETSI EN 301 489-19 V2.1.0 (2011-09)

2014/30/EU

DIN EN 61000-6-2:2005

DIN EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011

DIN EN 55032:2015

DIN EN 55024:2010

DIN EN 61000-3-2:2014

DIN EN 61000-3-3:2013

——————————————————————————————————————————————-

Niederspannungsrichtlinie

Low-voltage Directive

DIN EN 60950-1:2006 + A11:2009 + A1:2010 + A12:2011 +

AC:2011 + A2:2013

2014/35/EU

——————————————————————————————————————————————-

RoHS – Richtlinie

RoHS – Directive

DIN EN 50581:2012

2011/65/EU + 2015/863/EU

——————————————————————————————————————————————-

Bad Pyrmont, 2020-05-18

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MANUAL

IMS-M2000S

Modular Sync. System and

NTP Server

18th May 2020

Meinberg Funkuhren GmbH & Co. KG

Rear view (Rückansicht) IMS-M2000S

Table of Contents

1 Imprint

2 Important Safety Information

2.1 Important Safety Instructions and Protective Measures

2.2 Used Symbols

Symbol Beschreibung / Description

IEC 60417-5031

Gleichstrom / Direct current

IEC 60417-5032

Wechselstrom / Alternating current

IEC 60417-5017

Erdungsanschluss / Earth (ground) terminal

IEC 60417-5019

Schutzleiteranschluss / Protective earth (ground) terminal

ISO 7000-0434A

Vorsicht / Caution

IEC 60417-6042

Vorsicht, Risiko eines elektrischen Schlages / Caution, risk of electric shock

IEC 60417-5041

Vorsicht, heiße Oberfläche / Caution, hot surface

IEC 60417-6056

Vorsicht, Gefährlich sich bewegende Teile / Caution, moving fan blades

IEC 60417-6172

Trennen Sie alle Netzstecker / Disconnection, all power plugs

IEC 60417-5134

Elektrostatisch gefährdete Bauteile / Electrostatic Sensitive Devices

IEC 60417-6222

Information generell / Information general

2012/19/EU

Dieses Produkt fällt unter die B2B Kategorie. Zur Entsorgung muss es an den

Hersteller übergeben werden.

This product is handled as a B2B category product. In order to secure a WEEE compliant waste disposal it has to be returned to the manufacturer.

2.3 Security during Installation

2.4 Protective Conductor- / Ground-Terminal

2.5 Safety during Operation

2.6 Safety during Maintenance

2.7 Handling Batteries

2.8 Cleaning and Care

2.9 Prevention of ESD Damage

2.10 Return of Electrical and Electronic Equipment

3 LANTIME S-Chassis: Putting in Operation

4 Mounting the Antenna

4.1 GNSS Signal Reception

4.1.1 Meinberg GPS Antenna/Converter

4.1.2 General GNSS Antennae

Multi GNSS Antenna

MEINBERG GNSS

4.1.3 Powering up a GNSS Receiver

4.2 Long Wave Signal Reception

4.2.1 Introduction

4.2.2 Mounting and Installation of a Longwave Antenna

4.2.3 DCF77 / PZF Receiver

4.3 Cable Types

5 The Modular System LANTIME

6 Configuration User Interface

7 LANTIME Web Interface

8 Attachment: Technical Information

8.1 Technical Specifications LANTIME M2000S Housing

Temperature range

Relative humidity

Maximum altitude

Chassis Dimension

8.2 Available Modules and Connectors

8.3 TERMINAL (Console)

8.4 USB Connector

8.5 Replacement or Installation of a Hot-pluggable IMS Module

8.5.1 Important Hints for hot-pluggable IMS Modules

8.6 IMS Module Options

8.6.1 IMS M2000S Slot Assignment

8.6.2 Power Supply 100-240 V AC / 100-200 V DC

8.6.3 Power Supply 20-60 V DC

8.6.4 Power Supply 10-36 V DC

8.6.5 GPS Clock