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ATS-6501>status ntp
[locked] true
[source] REFCLK(25,0)
Note:
The ATS-6501 is capable of supporting ~100 NTP Clients.
3.5 Status
Command
The ATS-6501 provides overall system status, health, and measurement results via the
status
command available on the command port (1700). For more detailed information and a
description of the fields refer to Appendix B.
Status provides a sequence of field names to distinguish various devices and information
from one another. Each information field has a unique ID. Users can display the entire set of
data fields using the
status
command. It is possible to further refine the data requested by adding
additional information fields to the command line. For example, if the user simply wanted to get
the information on this system type
status
tflex.
ATS-6501>status tflex
[network]
[MAC] 00:30:96:00:00:98
[broadcast] 192.168.1.255
[default_gateway] 192.168.1.1
[ip] 192.168.1.253
[netmask] 255.255.255.0
[serial_number] SP00235
[start] 2009-06-04-22:46
[uptime] 15 hours, 29 minutes, 44 seconds
[ver] tflex-3-6-2
Users can further refine the requested data fields by adding the desired information line to
the field to look for specific data. If the user wanted to look for the system uptime, the user
would simply add a “:” then the sub-category under Tflex. Additional subcategories can be added
to the command line, separated with the “:”.
ATS 6501>>status tflex
:
uptime
15 hours, 29 minutes, 55 seconds
ATS 6501>>status health
:
fan
:
1
[active] false
[occurrences] 0
3.6 Data
Logging
Certain applications require that GPS data be retrieved in a timely manner. There are two
available options for this purpose.
FTP Data Logging
Real Time Data