Chapter 5: Utility

Click on desired clock(s)

Operation status will be displayed here

Browse to ATVSConfig (.bin) file stored on FTP server

Figure 5-11. Auto Discovery Download.

3.Browse to select the shared clock file using the Windows Open dialog

(see Figure 5-12). For example, this file could be a configuration file labeled “ATVSConfig.bin” and in this example, this file was previously created as a shared configuration file using the clock Backup Utility (see Chapter 4: Utility Settings for FTP Server). This “ATVSConfig.bin” file was created from an Auto- Sync Time Clock that was already configured via the web interface. In effect, what this utility is allowing you to do is to replicate the configuration of a previously configured clock to multiple clocks through the Update Configuration function.

Look – This file should be stored on the FTP Server which was configured in the Utilities Settings for the Auto-Sync Time Cock (see Chapter 4: Utility Settings for FTP Server).

Figure 5-12. Windows Open Dialog.

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