Use a GPS time server

If you use the JUNG VISU PRO Server in a closed network without Internet connection, you can alternatively also synchronise the time with a GPS transmitter. Thereby, you synchronise the GPS device and the JUNG VISU PRO Server via Ethernet in a local network.

Note
In this example, a GPS time server from hopf Elektronik GmbH - model 8029 NTS-V2 - is used. It is assumed that the device has already been configured.

  1. Connect the GPS device to a port on your router or switch.
  2. Read the IP address of the GPS device 1 from the network overview of your router or switch.
  3. Now navigate again via the Windows clock to the Internet settings.
  1. As described in the previous steps, enter the IP address of the GPS device in the Server field 2 on the Internet time tab.
  2. Pay attention to the reception quality on the GPS device. To do this, check the connection status using the respective manufacturer software or via the web interface.
  1. Successful time synchronisation with a GPS signal requires satellite reception. At least three satellites should be connected with the GPS device for continuous function. If you use a GPS device as (NTP) time server, ensure that the GPS device is operated as Stratum 1.