microSyncRX - Powerful IEEE 1588 PTP Grandmaster and NTP Server in a 19 inch Rackmount Enclosure

Powerful IEEE 1588 PTP Grandmaster and NTP Server in a 19 inch Rackmount Enclosure.
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Key Features:

  • High performance (S)NTP server
  • Meinberg Device Manager for configuration and status monitoring
  • Powerful IEEE 1588 PTP time server incl. IEC/IEEE 61850-9-3 & IEEE C.37.238
  • Redundant power supply with AC or DC voltage
  • Selectable GNSS reference time sources
  • Different oscillator options for advanced holdover performance
  • All microSync models offer a wide range of multiple output signals, allowing synchronization of both network devices such as NTP clients and PTP slaves as well as directly attached synchronization clients with other electrical and optical signals

Meinberg’s microSync RX is a versatile and feature-rich synchronisation device that offers a high level of efficiency and flexibility. This innovative, multipurpose synchronization solution provides a variety of outstanding features within a 19 inch rack-mount case design.

Key features include four Gigabit Ethernet interfaces, multiple programmable output signals and several configurational options like Programmable Pulses (TTL), 10 MHz, 10 MHz sine, Time Code AM (IRIG, AFNOR) and Frequency Synthesizer (0.1 Hz to 10 MHz).

The microSyncRX is not only suitable as a high-performance NTP server, it can also be used as a PTP grandmaster in a large variety of industry applications thanks to our meinbergOS firmware, supporting most PTP profiles. It can be managed using the Meinberg Device Manager software which is available for Windows and Linux platforms.

Providing two IEEE 1588 ports, the microSyncRX models are powerful GNSS synchronised PTP Grandmasters offering a high level of accuracy and supporting all major PTP profiles: Default, Power, Telecom (Frequency and Phase profiles), SMPTE, AES67/RAVENNA or IEEE 802.1AS profile.

In addition to the selection of preconfigured inputs and outputs, each series offers the option of choosing between different GNSS receivers, oscillators, an additional OLED display with rotary knob and redundant AC and/or DC power supplies.