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Black Box ASTCRCG, ASTCRCR, ASTCPOEK, ASTCBK, ASTCRCB FTP Server Configuration & Transaction Files

Models: ASTC3000 ASTCBK ASTCKEY ASTCRCG ASTCPOEK ASTC3000POE ASTCRCR ASTCRCB

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Auto-Sync Time Clock

NOTE: It is recommended to open the text version of the transaction file using MS Word® or Excel rather than Notepad. The filename for the clock transaction file will begin with the last 3 character pairs of the unique clock MAC address (see Figure 6-1) and end in “_ATVSTrans.txt”. The following is an example of a typical text transaction file:

Clock Name,

Date,

Sender, Message Type,

Message

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 01/01/2008 00:01:21,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Info, Trying to connect to time server < Univ.

of Washington >

 

 

 

 

 

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 01/01/2008 00:01:21,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Info, Connected to time server < Univ. of

Washington >

 

 

 

 

 

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 03/24/2009 06:55:26,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Info, Time from time server < Univ. of

Washington > is 03/24/2009 06:55:26

 

 

 

 

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 03/24/2009 06:55:26,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Info, Current time zone is : (GMT-05:00)

Eastern Time (US & Canada) DLS ON

 

 

 

 

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 03/24/2009 06:55:27,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Success,

Successfully sync time to the

clock : auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84 00:40:9D:36:B2:84(192.168.0.216) with deviation of 0 ms

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 03/24/2009 06:55:27,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Info, Time sent to the clock = 03/24/2009

06:55:27

 

 

 

 

 

auto-sync_00-40-9d-36-b2-84, 01/00/1900 00:00:48,

STARTUP TIME SYNC,

Info, Connected to time server < Univ. of

Washington >

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Figure 4-24. Example of a Transaction File.

At the same time a Backup transaction text file is created, a Backup transaction binary file is also created. This binary file can be used by the Restore utility to restore the transaction database in a clock. This should only be necessary if the clock’s flash memory was reset. The following figure shows a Backup configuration and transaction file for the same clock on an FTP Server. In the illustration, the first file labeled “36-b0-4d_ATVSConfig.bin” is the configuration file for that clock. The highlighted file (see Figure 4-25) called “ATVSConfig.bin” is the shared configuration file for multiple clocks. This file can be used by the Auto-Sync Utility to copy this configuration to multiple clocks.

Figure 4-25. FTP Server Configuration & Transaction Files.

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ASTC3000, ASTCBK, ASTCKEY, ASTCRCG, ASTCPOEK specifications

The Black Box ASTC series of products, including ASTCRCB, ASTCRCR, ASTC3000POE, ASTCPOEK, and ASTCRCG, represent a compelling suite of solutions designed for advanced technology applications in various environments. These devices are engineered for critical communication, reliable data transmission, and effective networking in both commercial and industrial contexts.

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