Tandem Time sync.
Michael Heinze
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Does anyone if their is some software available to syncronize a Tandem
systems time
<BR>with a atomic Clock.
<BR>Thanks,
<BR>Mike Heinze</HTML>
Pete Masengale
>Does anyone if their is some software available to syncronize a Tandem
>systems time
Kari Kujansuu, who I think works for Tandem Finland has a utility out
there at
http://finland.tandem.fi:5555/kku/english/gettime.html
that says it sets a Tandem's clock via the internet. No promises.
Hope it helps.
Dave Bossi
In article <5s59j4$s...@unix2.sba.com>, Pete Masengale
Most all hardware for reading the atomic clock broadcast is available
with a VERY simple async interface.
Actually, you could use a GPS (Global Positioning Satallite) receiver
and write an interface to the NOAA output stream (also pretty
trivial). This would probably be a whole lot cheaper.
Dave
>>There are two major products to come out of Berkeley: LSD and
>>UNIX. We don't believe this to be a coincidence.
Robert Wiebe
Michael Heinze (hei...@jcave.com) wrote:
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: Does anyone if their is some software available to syncronize a Tandem
: systems time
: <BR>with a atomic Clock.
: <BR>Thanks,
: <BR>Mike Heinze</HTML>
Look in $SYSTEM.ZGUARD and you will find a file called SCLOCK which is the
source code for reading an external clock.
If you have more than one system you can use multiple clocks or take a
look at:
www.srg.ca/html_srg/text/NetSync.html
if you want to synchronize across expand.
Robert