[BC] IP clock displays

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I just typed "ip clocks" into Google and the very first result has  
the displays for which you are looking.

They have 902-928 MHz mesh networked spread spectrum clocks, RS-485  
wired clocks and one you can use on any existing 2-way radio network.


The second URL pointed here, <http://www.buyinova.com/>.  It just  
hangs off your switch, and is powered via Power Over Ethernet (POE)  
which is becoming VERY popular as a result of people going to VoIP  
PBXs.  Most of the phones need POE or a Wall Wart.  The phone then  
has a second, non-POE port for the desktop computer.

Google is your friend.


The ESE clocks are expensive, and in my experience, ESE stuff is not  
that well built.  I sure have used them, including a ESE master clock  
system that produced the plus and minus 12 Volt pulses for Favag  
"analog" clocks.

--chip

On May 21, 2008, at 6:51 PM, broadcast-request at radiolists.net wrote:

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> Date: Wed, 21 May 2008 10:25:21 -0500
> From: Mike McCarthy <Towers at mre.com>
> Subject: [BC] IP clock displays
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> Does anyone make a clock display which is based on IP and can be  
> connected
> by a time server instead of GPS RX?  We have computers functioning  
> as time
> servers, why not have simple display appliances connected to them  
> which
> sync twice an hour at say :20/:50 past?
>
> MM