PC Time server with Time sync NTP
Need a PC Time Server to ensure the correct time on your Windows network then the Workstation GPS clock is an excellent PC Time Server,it receives the time via an antenna from the GPS satellites and then synchronises the time of the computer it is attached to, in additionthe software supplied with the Workstation GPS Clock sets itself up as a NTP Time server to allow the distribution of time across thenetwork..
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The Workstation GPS Clock is a low cost entry level unit, that is effective for close range time synchronisation the antenna can be25 feet away from the computer it is connected to. For greater distances consider the more powerful NTP Server GPS Clock .
Product Code: GPS-E/NTP
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Software supplied with the Galleon Workstation GPS :
Software for Windows 2000, runs as a service and sets itself up as a NTP time server. Software for Windows 2003, runs as a service and sets itself up as a NTP time server. Software for Windows NT, runs as a service and sets itself up as a NTP time server. Software for Windows XP, runs as a service and sets itself up as a NTP time server.
Organizations all over the world (In places such as America, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East) are already using Galleon AtomicRadio Clocks; we have synchronised time across the globe for organizations as diverse as Kellogg's to Buckingham Palace. Other customersinclude Daimler Chrylser, 3M, GlaxoSmithKline , NASDAQ, Sharp and Shell.
Entry-level Workstation GPS Clock.
Has a serial interface, tracks up to 12 satellites, gives accurate time in any location world-wide, is mains powered. Software driver,TimeSynch is a NTP compliant software to synchronise the time on a single NT, 2000, 2003, or XP Server or Workstation and can alsosynchronise PC's, workstations and other servers across the network when clients run TimeSynch SNTP or an NTP client. This software conforms to the Network Time Protocol (NTP)and can be set up as a Stratum 1 Time Server, so can synchronise UNIX machines and any equipment that conforms to NTP.
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