[BC] IP clock displays

[Tom]

Waitaminit - you're wanting the display clock(s) and the clocks on all 
your computers to agree within microseconds?

good luck with THAT - for one, the refresh rates on the different 
monitors will throw everything off.... even if you have a *local* 
Rubidium or Cesium Primary Standard.  As long as the clocks agree within 
0.1 second, that's about as good as you'll get outside NIST's labs. 

Take it from there...

But some or all of those systems should be configurable to ANY time 
server - including the ones on the Internet, such as time-a.nist.gov, 
not just their proprietary ones.

Mike McCarthy wrote:
> I should have been a bit more specific.  I'm looking for displays 
> which can directly poll our network time server and not require the 
> use of a NTP appliance to function as the time server.  While it's not 
> likely, with the talent we have, it's possible that sub-second 
> differences in time between the GPS based NTP server/driver and the 
> house time server seen on the automation computers could be enough to 
> cause them to say, "Which one do we follow?"
>
> So...I've looked at ESE, Torpey, Masterclock, Radio Systems, Leitch, 
> and an English system.  They're all vague because they want you to buy 
> their server...for another $700-1200.  What's the real deal folks?
>
> Cheers,,,
>
> MM
>
>
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