Lantronix 4092A IRIG-B Monitoring the 4092A, Accessing the System, Checking System Information

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3: Monitoring the 4092A

3.1 Accessing the System

You access the 4092A system remotely by connecting to its Command-And-Response (CNR) Port through the Ethernet connection. The CNR port (Port 10001), which uses TCP/IP, lets you input commands, displays results of the commands, and publishes alarms as they occur.

When you Telnet to the CNR port, the system does not display a prompt.

3.2 Checking System Information

3.2.1 Checking Status and Alarms

The system can report status and alarms that occurred since the last status check.

To check system status:

„Type: S

You do not need to type a carriage return or line feed.

The system returns Sabcde,fghij\r\n where

„abcde is current status.

„fghij is latched alarms and changed status since the last status request.

Both abcde and fghij are hexadecimal numbers, with each bit position representing one output. LSB (farthest right) is output 1. MSB is the input. Bits 0–12 are latched alarms. Bits 13–19 are change in status bits.

Latched alarms remain active in the current status field and latched status field until the problem is corrected. Changed status bits are cleared upon next status request.

Example: S0A001,00001

This example shows that input B was selected using the front panel toggle switch, channel B is active, and output 1 had a failure since the last status request.

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Contents Walnut Street Suite 1B Boulder, CO Phone 303 Revision Description Date Approved Contents Glossary Index Symbols Symbol DefinitionIntroduction About This Manual ConventionsConvention Definition 4092A Overview AC Power EthernetIntroduction Installing and Setting Up the 4092A Safety InformationInstalling the 4092A Assigning a Static IP Address To set up the 4092A4092A Operations and Maintenance Manual To select the active input channel remotely To assign the static IP address using TelnetSelecting the Active Input Channel To select the active input channel from the front panelTo set the 4092A to autoswitch mode remotely Setting the 4092A to Autoswitch ModeCleaning To set the 4092A to autoswitch mode from the front panelInstalling and Setting Up the 4092A Checking System Information Accessing the SystemChecking Status and Alarms Monitoring the 4092ADefines each status or alarm bit position Command sent 4092A response Checking Model Number and Software Version To check the TSC model numberTo check the software version Understanding Alarm Output Monitoring the 4092A Troubleshooting the 4092A Troubleshooting Input ProblemsInput LED status What it means What do to Input Select LED status What it means What do to Troubleshooting Output ProblemsTroubleshooting Power Supply Problems Power LED status What it means What do toConfiguring for Input Signal and Impedance Configuring for Dual Power SuppliesTo change the jumper settings To change the jumper setting Replacing Power SuppliesTo replace a fuse Verifying Operational ProblemsTo replace a power supply Replacing FusesTroubleshooting the 4092A Packing Instructions Warranty and Shipping InformationWarranty Information Shipping InformationWarranty and Shipping Information Appendix a Specifications Electrical SpecificationsSpecification Physical Specifications Environment SpecificationsTemperature Relative Humidity Altitude Glossary Glossary Numerics IndexIndex

4092A IRIG-B specifications

The Lantronix 4092A IRIG-B is a high-performance time code generation and distribution module that plays a crucial role in various applications requiring precise time synchronization. This compact device is particularly beneficial in systems such as telecom infrastructure, military applications, satellite communications, and scientific research. Its core functionality revolves around generating and managing the IRIG-B time code, a standard used for accurately transmitting time information.

One of the primary features of the Lantronix 4092A is its versatility in time code generation. It supports both unidirectional and bidirectional protocols, allowing for seamless integration into existing systems. The module can generate multiple IRIG-B formats, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of time synchronization devices. This flexibility is a significant advantage, particularly in environments that utilize various time code standards.

The device employs advanced timekeeping technology that ensures high accuracy and stability. Equipped with a GPS input option, the 4092A can synchronize its time code with GPS signals, obtaining precise time data globally. This feature is essential for applications that demand synchronization across extensive networks and geographical locations.

In terms of connectivity, the Lantronix 4092A IRIG-B offers multiple options, including RS-232 and RS-485 interfaces. This variety enhances its compatibility with various systems and makes installation straightforward. Additionally, the module is designed for easy integration, enabling developers to embed it within existing hardware architectures without significant modifications.

The 4092A also boasts user-friendly configuration capabilities. Its setup can be managed through a serial interface, allowing users to define parameters and adjust settings with ease. This feature ensures that the device can be quickly tailored to meet the specific needs of the application, minimizing downtime during deployment.

In conclusion, the Lantronix 4092A IRIG-B is an essential module for any application that requires robust time synchronization. Its main features, including versatile time code generation, advanced timekeeping technology, multiple connectivity options, and user-friendly configuration, make it an outstanding choice for industries where precision timing is critical. With its reliability and adaptability, the 4092A is poised to meet the challenges of modern time-sensitive applications.
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