LANTIME M300/GPS:
NTP Time Server with integrated GPS radio clock

Key Features:

• Web based status and configuration interface (Demo) and console based graphical configuration utility
• Synchronization of NTP and SNTP compatible clients
• Supported networking protocols: IPv4, IPv6, HTTP, HTTPS, SSH, TELNET, FTP, SCP, SFTP, SYSLOG, SNMP
• Option: Fiber-Optic Network Interfaces
• USB port in the front panel to perform updates, to authenticate, save configuration and log files.
• Two independant RJ-45 ethernet interfaces 10/100 MBit
• Alert-Notification system of status change by Email, WinMail, SNMP or an external connected display
• Antenna connected with up to 300m of standard coaxial cable RG58

Options for M300!

• Fiber-Optic Network Interfaces
• Time Code Outputs - IRIG/AFNOR, PPM, Progr. Pulses
• DCF77 Simulation
• DC Power Input

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

The LANTIME M300 Time Server is an extremely flexible platform for applications that require a reliable, stable and accurate source of network time. It offers two 10/100baseT Ethernet ports (four or six optionally) and includes an integrated Meinberg reference clock and a TCXO precision internal oscillator. The front panel LCD and the eight-button keypad provide a convenient means to set the basic network parameters such as IP address, gateway, and netmask. The LCD menu allows configuration of a large number of features and provides detailed status information for the reference signal (synchronization, lock, etc.) or NTP related information (current stratum, offset, and source of synchronization).

Because of its modular system architecture it is possible to equip a LANTIME M300 Time Server with a number of different reference time sources. The M300 includes a Reference Clock that will synchronize to either GPS, DCF77(PZF), MSF, WWVB, available IRIG/AFNOR Time Codes, or an MRS version which can synchronize to a combination of these with user-selectable priority and switchover time.

There are also several precision quartz oscillator options available for applications with higher accuracy and stability requirements. The oscillator determines the holdover characteristics (drift) when the Reference Clock signal is disturbed or temporarily unavailable. Output options include DC power input, additional network or serial ports, different serial string configurations, and frequency and pulse outputs.