American Fibertek Scout SS1 - Manual (Page 42)

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NTP
Scout provides three different NTP settings:
None: NTP is not active. Scout’s internal real
time clock is used as the reference. When using
the internal clock as reference, please make
certain the time is correct.
Accept NTP Broadcasts: Scout will accept NTP broadcasts. Use this setting if you are using a
system clock.
Poll NTP Server: Scout will Poll a NTP Server at a specific IP address. This setting can be used
to poll at external NTP source located on the Internet.
Accept NTP Broadcast
If you want Scout to accept NTP Broadcasts, clock the button and Save. A pop up will ask you to
confirm your selection. Click OK to accept and Cancel to return to the previous screen.
If Scout accepts the update, it will issue a pop
up. Click OK to return to the previous screen
Poll NTP Server
If you want Scout to Poll an NTP Server, begin
by confirming the location and access to the
server. Enter the NTP IP Server Address. Next
program the duration you want Scout to poll the
time server.
Finish by clicking “Save”.
Poll NTP Server Setting Saved
If you want Scout to Poll an NTP Server, begin
by confirming the location and access to the
server. Enter the NTP IP Server Address. Next
program the duration you want Scout to Poll the
server. Finish by clicking Save.
Poll NTP Server Setting Saved
When Scout has accepted the changes it will
issue a pop up. Click OK to accept.