TimeLink TMS2000 Bedienungsanleitung

TMS2000

USER’S MANUAL

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MN0474

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CHANGES IN THE DOCUMENT

Release

DATE

OBJECT of CHANGE

2016-06-15

From original French release A3(2015-01-07)

Name- Responsibility-Service-Company

Date & Signature

Written by

Christophe GRAULLE

Ingénieur de développement - TimeLink microsystems

2014-10-09 / CG

Approval

Jean-Claude POUYTES

Responsible Quality - Time Link microsystems

2014-10-09 / JCP

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CONTENTS

Sommaire

1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION 5

1.1. FRONT and REAR FACE ................................................................................................................................5

1.2. FUNCTIONNAL CARACTERISTICS..................................................................................................................6

1.3. MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS .................................................................................................................6

2. BEFORE ANY USE 7

2.1. INSTALLING THE UNIT..................................................................................................................................7

2.2. CONNECTIONS .............................................................................................................................................7

2.3. PARAMETERS...............................................................................................................................................7

2.3.1. Parameters of the TMS2000 unit ..........................................................................................................8

3. USE 10

3.1. Power On...................................................................................................................................................10

3.2. Lights 10

3.2.1. Voyants pendant le démarrage de l'équipement................................................................................10

3.3. Interfaces of the equipment......................................................................................................................11

3.3.1. NTP Service ..........................................................................................................................................11

3.3.2. SSH access............................................................................................................................................12

3.3.3. Access from the console ......................................................................................................................13

4. SURVEILLANCE 13

4.1. http server .................................................................................................................................................13

4.1.1. Setting time manually..........................................................................................................................16

4.2. UDP frame .................................................................................................................................................17

5. MAINTENANCE 19

5.1. Updating the software...............................................................................................................................19

5.2. File for the update .....................................................................................................................................19

5.3. Resetting the GNSS....................................................................................................................................19

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6. ANNEXES 20

6.1. Changing the configuration files................................................................................................................20

6.1.1. Changing from equipment...................................................................................................................20

6.1.2. Changing from a PC equipped with an SD card reader........................................................................20

TABLE OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Figure 1 –Front face of the TMS2000........................................................................................................................... 5

Figure 2 –Rear face of the TMS2000 ............................................................................................................................ 5

Tableau 1 –Functional specifications TMS2000 ........................................................................................................... 6

Tableau 2 –Mechanical specifications.......................................................................................................................... 6

Tableau 3 –LEDs status during start up ...................................................................................................................... 10

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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION

This document is dedicated to TMS2000 equipment, a time server using Network Time Protocol to deliver precise

time.

1.1. FRONT and REAR FACE

The front face of the equipment shows 4 LED’s indicating the current status of the unit.

Figure 1 –Front face of the TMS2000

On the front face are located all the connectors.

Figure 2 –Rear face of the TMS2000

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1.2. FUNCTIONNAL CARACTERISTICS

Table below shows the main specifications of the unit:

Characteristic

Types / Values

1PPS output

level : 0-5V, positive pulse, 50 Ohms

BNC female socket - Identification "1PPS"

Duration : 1ms, period 1Hz, reference rising front

IRIGB input

Modulated analog signal 1:1/1:3 level 0,6-6Vcc, charge 600Ω

BNC female socket - Identification "IRIG B IN"

SD card

"push-push" connector type accessible from the rear face of the unit .

Identification "SD-Card"

Power supply input(s)

CEE 2P+T socket with filter and switch On/Off

Input 90-264VAC / 47-63Hz

Consumption : <10W on 230VAC/50 Hz

Network

Ethernet 100 Mbps

RJ45 socket - Identification "LAN"

NTP

Port UDP 123, operating mode Request/Reply (unicast)

Console

DB-9 connector, speed 115200 bauds, 8bits, 1 bit stop

Service SSH

Port TCP 22

Service HTTP

Port TCP 80

Remote control

UDP frame sent to a list of IP address, PORT number

Tableau 1 –Functional specifications TMS2000

1.3. MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS

Table below shows the mechanical characteristics of the unit:

characteristics

Types / Values

Dimensions

Rack 19" (483 mm) height 1U (44 mm), depth 350 mm.

Masse

2.7 Kg (3.0 Kg with power supply cable).

Tableau 2 –Mechanical specifications

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2. BEFORE ANY USE

Before using the equipment, it’s necessary to perform the operations described below.

2.1. INSTALLING THE UNIT

The equipment is intended to be integrated in a 19 "cabinet.

It is recommended to connect the equipment to the protective mechanical ground of the bay and grounded via the

ground bolt to the left rear of the equipment.

2.2. CONNECTIONS

The equipment must be connected to the mains using the supplied cable.

The equipment must be connected to Ethernet with an RJ45 cable (not supplied).

Important: Power must be set after all connections.

2.3. PARAMETERS

The proper functioning of equipment required to set them with consistent values for the critical parameters. These

parameters are located on an inserted SD card on the back of each equipment. The parameters available to the

user are in the file "user.ini".

When “setting” the SD card into a PC the file 'user.ini' is located in the "TMS2000" SD-Card. However, if you want

to edit this file from the device it is in '/ config'.

The following tables list the parameters according to their location in the configuration space.

The procedure to change the settings is described in an appendix to this document.

Important: Please do not modify files other than those mentioned below under pain of not having functional

equipment except if support staff from Timelink Microsystems invites you to do so.

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2.3.1. Parameters of the TMS2000 unit

These parameters are located in the file 'TMS2000/user.ini'of the card.

Section [NETWORK]

Name

Description

Presence

Default value

Authorized values

Show the IP v4 address of

the unit

mandatory

192.168.10.190

Any valid IP address

MASK

The sub network mask on

which the equipment is

located

mandatory

255.255.255.0

Tout masque de sous-

réseau valide

MAC

Show the MAC address of

the equipment

mandatory

Predefined in

factory according

to serial number

of the unit

Any valid MAC address

Nota: except in special

cases, should not be

changed.

The IP v4 router address of

the sub network on which

the equipment is located

Optional but

recommended to

reach other

subnets

192.168.10.254

Any valid IP address

BROADCAST

indicates the IPv4

broadcast address for the

equipment on its subnet

optional

192.168.10.255

Any valid broadcast

address

NAMESERVER

Indicates the IP v4 address

of the server of names

used to resolve the

machine’s names.

Optional but

essential if the

machine names

are used in other

settings (eg, names

of NTP servers to

reach)

8.8.8.8

Any valid IP address

Section [NTP_SERVER]

Name

Description

Presence

Default value

Authorized values

ENABLE

Enable or disable the NTP

server of the equipment

mandatory

Do not change this value

under penalty of no

longer having NTP

service in the

equipment

VERSION

Sets the version contained

in the response to NTP

requests

mandatory

AUTO

V3: for a response with

a release 3 packet.V4:

for a response with a

release 4 packet. AUTO:

to adapt the response to

the request

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Name

Description

Presence

Default value

Authorized values

NOTIME

Define the behavior in case

of impossibility to deliver a

right time

mandatory

NO_ANSWER

NO_ANSWER: no

response to the NTP

request if the time

could not be provided

LEAP: the NTP packet

will contain the flag

'LEAP' indicating that

the server doesn’t

provide a right time.

Section [IRIGB_IN]

Name

Description

Presence

Default value

Authorized values

ENABLE

Enable or disable the

acquisition of the IRIG-B

signal

mandatory

Don’t change this value

otherwise the

acquisition of the IRIG-B

signal will stop.

equipment

CODE

Define the contents of the

IRIG-B signal

mandatory

Don’t change this value

YEAR

Define the year of the IRIG-

B signal

mandatory

2014

Don’t change this value

Section [GPS]

Nom

Description

Presence

Default values

Authorized value

UTC_OFFSET

Offset between the GPS

hour and the UTC hour

mandatory

Section [RM]

Nom

Description

Presence

Default values

Authorized value

PUSH_TO

Give the list of the

‘IP:Port' to which send

information to remote

management. Couples IP:

Port 'are separated by ', '.

mandatory

192.168.10.191:9000

All 'IP:Port' couple

valid on the network

where the server is

connected.

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Note: There are other parameters in the file 'user.ini' but these should not be changed without the agreement of

TimeLink microsystems. These settings are located under the following banner:

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------#

# >>>> DO NOT MODIFY PARAMETERS UNDER THIS LINE <<<<

#----------------------------------------------------------------------------#

3. USE

3.1. Power On

Equipment starts from power by switching the button On / Off on the '1' position.

Notes:

1. During the startup of the operating system, the front face indicator LEDs remain off for about fifteen seconds

after power On.

2. Equipment having very low consumption, it is necessary to wait 30 seconds between a power off and a new

power on to allow a full stop. An OFF / ON cycle too short can lead to a bad start equipment.

3.2. Lights

On the front face the group of LEDs gives the status of the equipment. These LEDs and their meaning are described

in the following sections.

3.2.1. Voyants pendant le démarrage de l'équipement

Pendant le démarrage de l'équipement les LEDs de la face avant indiquent une progression ou un code d'erreur.

Le tableau suivant récapitule les combinaisons de LEDs durant cette étape.

SYNC

IRIGB

ALARM

Description

Yellow

Off

Mounting the SD-Card

Red

SD car missing or not detected

Green

Yellow

Off

Start up the configuration

Red

Off

Red

IP address is missing

Off

Red

Off

Red

Network mask is missing

Off

Red

MAC address is missing

Green

Yellow

Start up of the application proper to the equipment

Green

Application has start up

Blue

Red

Application stopped in error

Yellow

Red

Application doesn’t start up

Tableau 3 –LEDs status during start up

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