PC timing software
Technical Characteristics
Including two software modules, server-side and client-side, installed on the calibration server and each workstation respectively
The calibration server receives the time code from the master clock through an RJ-45 network port or RS-232 serial port and calibrates the local time
Each workstation synchronizes the time from the timing server through network communication
Each workstation can be set to calibrate every 10 minutes, every 30 minutes, every hour, every day, or manually
The timing server can also perform mandatory timing on each workstation
Both the server and client can set the delay amount to offset the impact of the delay on the broadcast time
Generate timing logs for users to analyze problems and troubleshoot issues
NTP Network Time Synchronization
JD-NET supports the NTP network timing protocol and can provide NTP timing services to devices that support the NTP protocol.
NTP network timing devices or software can directly use the master clock as a timing server, resulting in higher network timing accuracy and security.
