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Title | Date |
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| Application Notes: Timing Appliance Meets Rapid Deployment Needs |
Timing Appliance Meets Rapid Deployment NeedsSpectracom's SecureSync can now provide stratum-1 time synchronization data to devices and clients through NTP protocol within minutes of startup for applications requiring rapid deployment. |
pdf - 117 KB Thursday, May 3, 2012 [ Permalink ] |
| Brochures: SecureSync® Mission Timing & Synchronization Platform |
SecureSync® Mission Timing & Synchronization PlatformSecureSync is the first and longest-standing time and frequency reference system listed on the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Department of Products List for network interoperability. Standard features include a REST API, NTP over Anycast, and the industry’s leading warranty: a full five years |
pdf - 6 MB Friday, July 17, 2020 [ Permalink ] |
| Brochures: Ground Forces Assured PNT: Mission success solutions in GPS denied environments |
Ground Forces Assured PNT: Mission success solutions in GPS denied environmentsOrolia delivers a modular, scalable system with flexible design to integrate internal and external IMUs, internal clock and otherPNT sources for Mounted Resilient PNT. The system is GPS SAASM ready with a defined path for M-Code and Galileo PRS.
The flexibility of configuring inputs and outputs offers a unique and affordable advantage to meeting a broad range of PNT
requirements.
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pdf - 3 MB Tuesday, October 8, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Case Studies: Defense Network Upgrades - Precision Time Synchronization |
Defense Network Upgrades - Precision Time SynchronizationOrolia was contacted by a global defense infrastructure client to evaluate the obsolescence of its fixed site timing infrastructure, and the impact on overall system performance. This case study demonstrates how Orolia’s SecureSync® time server solutions can upgrade and enhance legacy defense timing infrastructure while preserving critical system functionality, at minimal cost. |
pdf - 296 KB Monday, April 29, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Case Studies: Case Study: Weathering PNT Data Challenges at Sea |
Case Study: Weathering PNT Data Challenges at SeaA naval customer needed to ensure resilience against threats to critical oceanic data for safe navigation and situational awareness in the naval battlespace. Military operations at sea pose extreme challenges as environmental factors impact Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) reliant systems. |
pdf - 194 KB Monday, June 17, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Case Studies: Precision Timing for Airborne Reconnaissance |
Precision Timing for Airborne ReconnaissanceThe US military needed a time synchronization solution for critical reconnaissance data as part of an aircraft modernization program. To accurately receive sensor data, receivers on surveillance aircraft must stay on frequency and the recorded data must be time stamped for data center synchronization across the military communications network. |
pdf - 274 KB Wednesday, November 13, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Case Studies: Military Aviation Missions Rely on SecureSync: Ultra-Precise Timing & Synchronization for Large Network Infrastructure |
Military Aviation Missions Rely on SecureSync: Ultra-Precise Timing & Synchronization for Large Network InfrastructureA military aviation customer needed an ultra-precise, real time network timing and synchronization solution to maintain accurate system synchronization on a global basis. For use in deployable communications systems, this network solution would be used to support mission critical air, land and sea operations on a continuous basis, anywhere in the world. |
pdf - 196 KB Tuesday, May 19, 2020 [ Permalink ] |
| Compliance Documents: DISA and DoDIN APL letter for SecureSync |
DISA and DoDIN APL letter for SecureSyncSecureSync is the first and longest-standing time and frequency reference system listed on the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN) Approved Products List (APL), |
pdf - 246 KB Thursday, November 8, 2018 [ Permalink ] |
| Compliance Documents: Declaration of Conformity for SecureSync |
Declaration of Conformity for SecureSyncDeclaration of compliance to applicable standards. |
pdf - 47 KB Tuesday, April 4, 2017 [ Permalink ] |
| Compliance Documents: NERC CIP-007 Security Report |
NERC CIP-007 Security ReportThis technical note documents the compatibility of SecureSync with the North American Electric Reliability Corporation’s (NERC) Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) “CIP-007 Standard Cyber Security – Systems Security Management”. This paper also describes the SecureSync configuration settings required to meet the CIP-007 requirement. |
pdf - 805 KB Thursday, February 28, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Datasheets: SecureSync BroadShield Option |
SecureSync BroadShield OptionBroadShield is an option that integrates over 75 GPS jamming and spoofing detection algorithms into the SecureSync Precision Time and Frequency Platform. |
pdf - 424 KB Wednesday, September 26, 2018 [ Permalink ] |
| Datasheets: Option Module Cards for SecureSync Datasheet |
Option Module Cards for SecureSync DatasheetOptional hardware modules for the SecureSync platform. |
pdf - 286 KB Tuesday, July 21, 2020 [ Permalink ] |
| Datasheets: SecureSync SAASM Datasheet |
SecureSync SAASM DatasheetA SecureSync configuration with a SAASM GPS receiver for the needs of the USA department of defense and related programs. |
pdf - 375 KB Monday, October 14, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Datasheets: Spectracom Time Server/ Master Clock Web UI Overview |
Spectracom Time Server/ Master Clock Web UI OverviewAn overview of the web-based graphical user interface for Orolia's time server/master clock platform. |
pdf - 168 KB Thursday, February 14, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Datasheets: GPS Timing Accessories |
GPS Timing AccessoriesOrolia GPS timing accessories include GPS antennas, surge protectors, grounding kits, amplfiers, splitters, software, time displays, and support package options. |
pdf - 208 KB Thursday, February 14, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Industry Standards: 2003 CJCS Master Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Plan - Enclosure E |
2003 CJCS Master Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Plan - Enclosure EEnclosure E of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Instruction, 2003 CJCS Master Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Plan, defines the policy and status of GPS user equipment acquisition. Paragraph 3a states, "All newly fielded DoD systems will use SAASM compliant devices..." |
pdf - 3 MB Monday, March 31, 2003 [ Permalink ] |
| Other: SecureSync Product Notice - Core Processing Module Upgrade |
SecureSync Product Notice - Core Processing Module UpgradeNew shipments of the SecureSync Time & Frequency Synchronization Platform, including NetClock 9400 Series Time Servers, include a upgraded version of the core processing module. The new version will provide users with faster processing speeds and enhanced memory functionality. The new processor requires at least version 5.7.0 of the firmware. |
pdf - 115 KB Friday, September 15, 2017 [ Permalink ] |
| Product Manuals: User Manual CTCSS Tone Filter Model 1118 |
User Manual CTCSS Tone Filter Model 1118The CTCSS tone filter is used with GPS Master Oscillators, such as SecureSync, Rev H. |
pdf - 1009 KB Tuesday, October 1, 2013 [ Permalink ] |
| Software: Update Files for SecureSync/NetClock 9400 to v4.8.9 and v5.0.2 |
Update Files for SecureSync/NetClock 9400 to v4.8.9 and v5.0.2
This link provides the update files for 4.8.9 and 5.0.2 and instructions |
External Link Wednesday, January 1, 2014 [ Permalink ] |
| Software: UpdateCleaner for SecureSync/NetClock 9400 |
UpdateCleaner for SecureSync/NetClock 9400Under some circumstances, clearing logs and stats from SecureSync or NetClock 9400 via the Web UI require a second step in order to achieve an optimum restoration of disk space. If you have been instructed to do so, use this Disk Cleanup Patch that can be uploaded and run from within the Web UI. This Patch will clean items that are not user accessible otherwise. |
External Link Wednesday, April 26, 2017 [ Permalink ] |
| Software: SecureSync/NetClock 9400 REST API Collection and Documentation |
SecureSync/NetClock 9400 REST API Collection and DocumentationSecureSync/NetClock 9400 REST API Collection and Documentation |
External Link Monday, November 19, 2018 [ Permalink ] |
| Software: Update Files for SecureSync/NetClock 9400 to version 5.8.9 |
Update Files for SecureSync/NetClock 9400 to version 5.8.9The following files, corresponding to version 5.8.9, are available for download at this link: the software update file, update instructions for SecureSync, update instructions for NetClock 9400, release notes for SecureSync and release notes for NetClock 9400. |
External Link Thursday, July 9, 2020 [ Permalink ] |
| Software: SecureSync/NetClock 9400 SNMP MIBs and Documentation |
SecureSync/NetClock 9400 SNMP MIBs and DocumentationSecureSync/NetClock 9400 SNMP MIBs and Documentation |
External Link Monday, November 19, 2018 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: Time Server Port Isolation for Secure Networks |
Time Server Port Isolation for Secure NetworksWhen leveraging a single master clock / time server across several network segments there are various approaches to port isolation: software isolation, or hardware isolation via multiple processors, unidirectional communication of timing data, or electrical isolation by using fiber optics. |
pdf - 68 KB Tuesday, December 23, 2014 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: Email Notification Setup for SecureSync and NetClock 9400 |
Email Notification Setup for SecureSync and NetClock 9400This document is designed to help you configure Email Alerts to generate automatic emails when certain events occur on an Orolia time server with 5.1.x software. |
pdf - 759 KB Tuesday, February 26, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: Time Synchronization for Secure Networks using Fiber |
Time Synchronization for Secure Networks using FiberGovernment and military networks often utilize the concept of unclassified (black) networks vs classified (red) networks to manage levels of information security. Since a complete “air-gap” around a highly sensitive network is not practical, every data connection is evaluated as a security risk. To synchronize a master source of time on a red network, Spectracom offers a fiber optical IRIG time code link between a SecureSync master-slave pair to offer high accuracy timing to a classified network while satisfying the requirements of SIPRNET, NIPRNET and other ultra-secure network systems. |
pdf - 254 KB Thursday, May 8, 2014 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: STANAG / HaveQuick Synchronization |
STANAG / HaveQuick SynchronizationSTAndard NAto Agreement is a set of minimal specifications aiming at providing interoperability between military equipment deployed by NATO nations. In the area of communications, several STANAGs include specifications related to time and frequency to allow reliable operation of highly protected radio communication networks or links. As a leading provider of Time & Frequency systems for military forces, Spectracom offers high accuracy, high reliability, and flexible solutions to synchronize communication systems in compliance with the relevant STANAGs. This technical note provides a brief description of the main time and frequency related STANAGs as well as their implementation as an option board for the SecureSync Master Clock system. |
pdf - 420 KB Thursday, November 17, 2011 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: NTP Server Capacity Testing |
NTP Server Capacity TestingLarge-scale NTP deployments require consideration for the network’s time synchronization architecture. Network time deployments are usually driven by considerations for reliability, scalability, manageability and security. The capability of modern NTP servers, such as Spectracom SecureSync® and NetClock® time servers, is such that capacity does not impact the design of the synchronization architecture. |
pdf - 202 KB Wednesday, February 13, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: Differences Between NTP and SNTP |
Differences Between NTP and SNTPNTP (Network Time Protocol) and SNTP (Simple Network Time Protocol) are very similar TCP/IP protocols in that they use the same time packet from a Time Server message to compute accurate time. The procedure used by the Time Server to assemble and send out a time stamp is exactly the same whether NTP (i.e. full implementation NTP) is being used, or if SNTP is being used. |
pdf - 64 KB Wednesday, February 13, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| Technical Notes and Briefs: Routing of Data Across Multiple Networks |
Routing of Data Across Multiple NetworksThis technical note provides a general description of the software routing scheme of a single Spectracom unit with multiple network ports and offers alternative timing hardware deployments if software isolation is insufficient. |
pdf - 110 KB Wednesday, February 13, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| White Papers: Tech Brief Resiliency in PNT: Cybersecurity |
Tech Brief Resiliency in PNT: CybersecurityThis Orolia Tech Brief explores the basic steps for maintaining security using a network-connected time server and looks at different ways to achieve resiliency in PNT. As an example, we will start with our SecureSync® Time Server product line to demonstrate how to maintain security with this network-connected device. |
pdf - 351 KB Friday, February 22, 2019 [ Permalink ] |
| White Papers: Leap Second Readiness Tips |
Leap Second Readiness TipsIf you manage a time-sensitive network, you'll want to consider how a leap second event will effect your applications. We offer these tips to help you be prepared. |
pdf - 224 KB Monday, December 31, 2018 [ Permalink ] |
| White Papers: The Importance of Low Phase Noise in Military Mobile Applications |
The Importance of Low Phase Noise in Military Mobile ApplicationsMilitary communications and intelligence-collection functions, traditionally associated with fixed sites and large platforms, are being pushed to tactical vehicles and sophisticated Unmanned Autonomous Vehicles (UAVs). This results in more C5ISR systems being installed on mobile platforms. Whether in the air, on land, or at sea, these vehicles will impart shocks and vibrations to their electronics, sometimes severely. In high vibration environments, the system designer must account for induced phase noise which can drastically affect overall performance. This white paper discusses the challenges of keeping low noise signals pure in any environment. |
pdf - 903 KB Wednesday, August 22, 2018 [ Permalink ] |
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