The Meinberg LANTIME time server is used around the world to provide accurate time to networks of any size. It synchronizes all systems either NTP- or SNTP-compatible and uses a built-in Meinberg GPS radio clock as its reference time source. A highly stable and precise oscillator is capable of bridging interferences or a temporary loss of reception.

A large LC display shows the state of the internal GPS receiver and the NTP subsystem. Three LEDs (green/red) indicate the status of the three main components: Reference Time (GPS), Time Synchronization Service (NTP) and Network (Link status). A fourth red LED is labelled ALARM and can be configured to signal any event that is covered by the notification handling routines.

LANTIME time servers are designed to be deployed in IPv6 networks, the NTP time synchronization as well as the configuration interfaces (Web-based, SSH and SNMP) comes with IPv6 support. You can assign several IPv6 addresses and the system supports automatic configuration by IPv6 autoconf.

The LANTIME M300 GPS is equipped with a high precision oscillator "TCXO" (look at oscillator options for details) as standard. The oscillator determines the holdover characteristics (e.g. when the GPS signal is disturbed or jammed). For applications with higher accuracy requirements there are several oscillator options available.

New Option: For Customers with completely fiber optic based network infrastructure. Install your M300 network time servers directly - without the need for an external media converter.

Downloads from Meinberg Homepage

Download Info Sheet: info_lantime-m300-gps.pdf
Download Manual: info_lantime-m300-gps.pdf

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