Chapter 4: Operation
5. Click on the button to save the report settings.
6. Click on the View Transactions tab to view the transactions based upon the
previously defined and saved settings (see Figure 4-28). All failed
synchronizations will appear in red when viewed in the browser. See the
following for a transaction view examples:
All manually forced time syncs will appear in orange in the transaction
report when viewed with the browser. See the following example:
All sync retries will appear in blue when viewed with the Reports –
“View Transactions”. See the following example which indicates a failure on
the first sync retry and then a connection.
The following types of time sync descriptions can appear in the transaction reports:
“STARTUP TIME SYNC” - Used to designate that the clock has just been powered
up. Upon power up, the Auto-Sync Time Clock will automatically attempt to sync
with the first enabled and available time server. The Auto-Sync Time Clock contains
an internal perpetual calendar which includes the date, time, and DST.
“SCHEDULED TIME SYNC” – Used to designate that a scheduled time sync has
been performed (see How to Setup Time Synchronization Schedules in Chapter 4).
01/08/2009 09:44:14 : - USER TIME SYNC - Trying to connect to time server
< Internal Time >
01/08/2009 09:45:17 : - USER TIME SYNC - Invalid time server or time
server not responding.
01/08/2009 09:45:17 : - USER TIME SYNC - Trying to connect to time server
< Univ. of Washington >
01/08/2009 09:45:17 : - USER TIME SYNC - Connected to time server <
Univ. of Washington >
01/12/2009 15:36:27 : - USER - Clock has been reset
01/12/2009 15:37:46 : - STARTUP TIME SYNC - Time from time server < Univ.
of Washington > is 01/12/2009 15:37:46
01/14/2009 07:49:00 : - USER TIME SYNC - Attempting to sync to time server
: Retry # 1 time(s)
01/14/2009 07:49:00 : - USER TIME SYNC - Connected to time server < Univ.
of Washington >