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Master Clock targets critical digital broadcast sites.
Housed in 2RU chassis, EC22S Epsilon Clock(TM) features integrated IP management functions, as well as redundant power supplies, redundant GPS receivers, and redundant hot-swappable clock modules. In event of failure of any component, output signals are switched with very low phase glitch to ensure continuity of operations. With GPS signal reference, synchronization solution provides accurate UTC...
Read More »U.S. Air Force Approves Spectracom's Network-Centric Netclock 383 Time Server for Military Networks
Rochester, N.Y., January 23, 2008 Spectracom Corporation announces support from the Department of the Air Force Headquarters Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Wing for its NetClockÃ-® 9383 precision GPS time server for synchronizing military networks. The 9383 is a network timing appliance that meets the most stringent requirements for reliability and security by integrating a Selective...
Read More »Network Appliance synchronizes military networks.
With ability to synchronize accurate timing sources such as GPS, IRIG time code, and one pulse-per-second, Series 9300 NetClockÃ-® precision time server meets DoD mandates including use of encrypted GPS, support for IPv6, and shock and vibration resistance. Network-centric timing appliance can operate as Automated Computer Time Service server and synchronize devices via dial-up modem, IRIG...
Read More »Appliances provide network time synchronization.
Running on Linux v2.6 and featuring Apache web server, 9200 Series NetClockÃ-® NTP time servers provide authentication, centralized logging, and enhanced security for synchronization of time-critical data. IPv6 Phase 2 certified servers can operate on mixed IPv4 and IPv6 networks to enable secure time-stamping of electronic transactions as well as voice and video communications. Various...
Read More »Spectracom's Netclock-® NTP Server Demonstrates Network Time Protocol on IPV6 at MoonV6
The first public demonstration of network synchronization on the new internet standard proves interoperability with the DoD and industry leaders Rochester, N.Y. - Spectracom Corporation, the leader in synchronizing critical operations, today announced a successful demonstration of its products on the world's largest network running the new version of Internet Protocol. The demonstration was part...
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Bus Level Timing Boards generate time stamps.
Installed in PCs, workstations, and servers, TimeCode Reader/Generators can stamp events such as computer log-ins, e-mail messaging, and data transmissions. Additional uses include capturing video and audio data, such as identifying times and sequences of video frames and voice data. Military applications involving communication time stamping and weaponry performance are also possible.
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Wireless Clocks come in analog and digital versions.
Wireless clocks eliminate need for hardwiring, allowing flexibility in clock displacement. Event alert feature enables clocks to signal when specific events are taking place. Combined with proprietary NTP Time Server, clocks can be synchronized and programmed with computer network systems to record time documentation in order to support project data and insurance or legal claims.
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Servers offer time synchronization.
TTS Series NTP Network Time Servers offer time synchronization for building, network, and operational security. They also enable end-users to establish and maintain synchronization securely behind firewall protection. Servers use precise GPS by tracking up to 12 satellites simultaneously to provide consistent and accurate time reference. Products are suited for synchronized time recording for...
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Wireless Clock eliminates disruption and need for conduit.
TimeView(R) 210 Wireless Clock requires in house radio or paging system, Spectracom NetClock(R) Master Clock, and TimeBurst(R) to inject high accuracy burst of time data into radio broadcast. It is able to synchronize enterprise computer networks within every server and client, all within enterprise firewalls.
Read More »Master Clock targets critical digital broadcast sites.
Housed in 2RU chassis, EC22S Epsilon Clock(TM) features integrated IP management functions, as well as redundant power supplies, redundant GPS receivers, and redundant hot-swappable clock modules. In event of failure of any component, output signals are switched with very low phase glitch to ensure continuity of operations. With GPS signal reference, synchronization solution provides accurate UTC...
Read More »U.S. Air Force Approves Spectracom's Network-Centric Netclock 383 Time Server for Military Networks
Rochester, N.Y., January 23, 2008 Spectracom Corporation announces support from the Department of the Air Force Headquarters Global Positioning Systems (GPS) Wing for its NetClockÃ-® 9383 precision GPS time server for synchronizing military networks. The 9383 is a network timing appliance that meets the most stringent requirements for reliability and security by integrating a Selective...
Read More »Spectracom Brand Goes Global
Rochester, N.Y.- August 28, 2007 Spectracom Corp., a leading provider of synchronization products, announces its merger with Temex Sync, a designer and manufacturer of time and frequency products for worldwide markets. The two companies will market their products and systems under the Spectracom brand name in a global partnership that strengthens product lines, enhances the combined technology...
Read More »Network Appliance synchronizes military networks.
With ability to synchronize accurate timing sources such as GPS, IRIG time code, and one pulse-per-second, Series 9300 NetClockÃ-® precision time server meets DoD mandates including use of encrypted GPS, support for IPv6, and shock and vibration resistance. Network-centric timing appliance can operate as Automated Computer Time Service server and synchronize devices via dial-up modem, IRIG...
Read More »Appliances provide network time synchronization.
Running on Linux v2.6 and featuring Apache web server, 9200 Series NetClockÃ-® NTP time servers provide authentication, centralized logging, and enhanced security for synchronization of time-critical data. IPv6 Phase 2 certified servers can operate on mixed IPv4 and IPv6 networks to enable secure time-stamping of electronic transactions as well as voice and video communications. Various...
Read More »Spectracom's Netclock-® NTP Server Demonstrates Network Time Protocol on IPV6 at MoonV6
The first public demonstration of network synchronization on the new internet standard proves interoperability with the DoD and industry leaders Rochester, N.Y. - Spectracom Corporation, the leader in synchronizing critical operations, today announced a successful demonstration of its products on the world's largest network running the new version of Internet Protocol. The demonstration was part...
Read More »XTEND and Spectracom Announce Strategic Marketing Partnership
Spectracom to leverage XTEND's vast call center experience NEW YORK CITY and ROCHESTER, NEW YORK -- XTEND Communications and Spectracom have announced an agreement to partner on market initiatives that leverage XTEND's call center solutions and Spectracom's network synchronization technology. Co-marketing initiatives will include reselling, branded and bundled solutions for a wide variety of...
Read More »Spectracom And Bytefusion Expand Paetnership For Network Time Management Software
ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, and ISLE OF MAN, GREAT BRITAIN - Spectracom Corporation, a leader in the timing and frequency industry and Bytefusion Ltd., a leading provider of network time management and e-mail security software, are pleased to announce an expansion of their partnership. The companies have long collaborated to ensure compatibility with each other's products. Over the past year, Spectracom...
Read More »Spectracom to acquire KSI Corporation
Spectracom Corporation announced today the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire KSI Corporation, a subsidiary of DSPCon, Inc. based in Bridgewater, New Jersey. KSI is a leading provider of Bus Level Timing boards to military, aerospace, telecommunications and test and measurement markets. Spectracom reported that this acquisition is a part of the company's overall strategy to expand in...
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Bus Level Timing Boards generate time stamps.
Installed in PCs, workstations, and servers, TimeCode Reader/Generators can stamp events such as computer log-ins, e-mail messaging, and data transmissions. Additional uses include capturing video and audio data, such as identifying times and sequences of video frames and voice data. Military applications involving communication time stamping and weaponry performance are also possible.
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