The miniature PCM to network gateway (MnPCM-2000) provides a gateway between any generic PCM system and a network-based system.
Features
- Gateway between a PCM-based system and a networked data acquisition system
- Provides network capability to
- Configure the PCM system
- Collect data from the PCM system
- Timestamp the incoming PCM stream
- Acquires PCM clock and data from the PCM system
- Acquires time from the network in accordance with IEEE 1588
- Incorporates an RS-232/422 serial interface as a pass-through for setting up and configuring the PCM via the network
- Packetizes acquired data from the PCM and transports it over the network
- Built-in programmable frame correlator
- Supports simultaneous sampling capability
- SNMP MIB for statistics monitoring
- Environmentally sealed package
- Small installation footprint
Applications
- Network-based data acquisition system
- Legacy PCM system to Network Data Acquisition System Gateway
- Airborne instrumentation system
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TTC MnPCM-2000 Miniature PCM to Network Gateway
The miniature PCM to network gateway (MnPCM-2000) provides a gateway between any generic PCM system and a network-based system. It provides a minor/major frame correlator, timestamps minor frames based on IEEE 1588 time, and packetizes data frames for transmission to the network. The unit also provides an RS-232/422 serial interface pass-through for setting up and configuring the PCM system. The unit supports fast Ethernet (100BASE-T) that is fully compatible with IEEE 1588 to accept the grandmaster clock from the network.
Aerospace Instrumentation Brochure
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