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A.W. Communication Systems Limited
TRip2 Manual, Version 1.5 Page 20 of 34 © AWCSL 2010
4.11. Time Synchronisation
The TRip2 will attempt to set its local clock time using the network time protocol (NTP) every time it
boots, as well as every hour. Up to three NTP servers can be configured using the command-line
interface (see section 5 below).
Note that the TRip2 does not require the correct time to be set this is purely for using the
syslogging function. If no NTP servers are available, the TRip2 will set the current time to be midnight
on January 1
st
, 1970 at start-up. You can find out what time a TRip2 unit currently holds using the
unit show time command-line function.
There are many publicly available NTP servers available on the internet an incomplete list can be
found at www.ntp.org. The default NTP servers are pool.ntp.org and ntp.ubuntu.com. If the TRip2
unit is installed on a private LAN with no internet connection then a local NTP server can be setup in
order to provide a clock source.
4.12. External Power
External regulated +12 V DC power is provided to the TRip2 by means of a 2.1 mm centre-positive
jack socket. Power for this is provided by an external switched-mode power supply.
A green LED indicator is provided that is directly powered from the internally generated 3.3 V power
supply. Absence of the external +12 V or failure of the internal power supply will be indicated by this
LED not being illuminated.
4.13. Physical Format & Enclosure
The TRip2 is usually a standalone unit designed to be either wall or desktop mounted, and provided
with an external regulated plug top style mains power supply. The TRip2 unit is mounted in an
aluminium extrusion measuring 115 mm (width) by 34 mm (height) by 125 mm (depth).
The rear panel holds the power connector and the LAN connector whilst the front panel holds the
line/remote port, the logic I/O port and the configuration port.
The mechanical design of the PCB will also allow multiple cards to be mounted in a rack-mount unit.
The physical format of the TRip2 is designed to be as close to the original TRip unit as possible. As
standalone units the two are identical, and the TRip2 PCB can be mounted wherever a TRip unit can
be.
4.14. LED Indicators (Summary)
The TRip2 has the following LED indicators:
LED Name
Colour
Function
Power
Green
Indicates the presence of the internal +3.3 V power supply
LAN Link
Yellow
Indicates the status of the Ethernet connection. On indicates link up status.
LAN Data
Green
Indicates the reception or transmission of data on the Ethernet port.
Alarm
Red
Indicates an alarm has been triggered on the unit.
Table 12: LED Indicators
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