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Cost-effective 4 x GbE Ports
1024 unicast PTP clients / port
TCXO, OCXO, OCXO HQ, Rb, Rb HQ
modules for any industry

RIC 152
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RIC 56 SMA
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GNSS multiband support
accuracy, redundancy, anti-spoofing





























Up to one Million NTP
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SGRwin: Agnostic suite for
Network Management
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SGRwin solutions to configure,
manage and monitor Net.Time
with all your IT and OT resources

Net.Time Ω

Net.Time Ω (Omega) is a 4 Ports PTP/NTP/SyncE clock that allows multiple configurations to meet the timing requirements of any industry, including utilities, data centres, railways and air traffic control. The result is always a reliable and fault-tolerant solution to reference loss, network outages and power failures. At the same time, Net.Time Ω simplifies migration to PTP without abandoning investments in NTP, IRIG-B or BITS, thus facilitating the integration, interaction/translation of all types of signals, profiles or protocols.

Fig 1. Net.Time Ω (Omega) supports a PTP/NTP over PRP clock with Display.

Net.Time Ω is a PTP / NTP / SyncE appliance that can be configured as a master, boundary or slave clock to distribute a wide variety of time signals including PTP, NTP, SyncE, ToD, IRIG-B, PPS, T1, E1 and MHz. Net.Time Ω is equipped with a Rubidium Atomic Oscillator to ensure the highest time accuracy in hold-over, and an OCXO is also a valuable option to maintain excellent time stability in locked mode. Net.Time Ω is very flexible indeed, accepting multiple clock references to discipline the internal circuitry. GNSS is the default and most obvious reference, but signals such as PTP, NTP, SyncE, ToD and IRIG-B can also be used as main reference inputs and can be activated in a hierarchical way.


Fig 2. Time flexibility means that any in/out combination is possible.

Net.Time Ω has been designed as a new generation clock to ease the transition to the new PTP networks. To this end, Net.Time Ω offers a seamless translation between SNTP and PTP, providing a wide range of inputs/outputs for primary or backup time references.

  • PTP /NTP over PRP clock for mission critical applications
  • PRP native (DAN-P clock) no Red Box required
  • Supports and translates PTP Telecom and Power profiles
  • Designed to integrate heterogeneous networks
  • OCXO / Rubidium available for internal oscillator
  • Multiple in/out signals PTP, NTP, SyncE, 1PPS, E1, T1, MHz, Mb/s
  • PTP-to-all, NTP-to-PTP, IRIG-B-to-PTP protocol translation
  • Facilitates co-existence of legacy and new protocols
  • Applications

    Power Utilities: for the WAN or the Sustation

    Smart grid automation requires extremely accurate timing - and stability - for tasks such as peak hour billing, virtual power generators or outage management. It is also required for automatic protection of high-voltage lines, which are constantly monitored; when a substation detects an event, it is timestamped and transmitted to ensure correct operation.


    Fig 3. Ideal for the Power Utility industry (Operates up to 85°C).

    Wireless WAN

    Wireless operators require accurate phase and time alignment in the wireless backhaul to increase terminal density and reduce cell size. Timing is also required for spectrum reuse, handover control, event logging and many other new services that are driving the mobile business. Net.Time Ω in telecom networks is deployed at the edge and is typically configured as a boundary clock to provide a high level of accuracy and protection with signals such as PTP, SyncE, PPS, T1/E1 and MHz.


    Fig 4. New 5G networks are very demanding on frequency and phase requirement.

    New wireless deployments have more stringent requirements at the synchronisation level to reduce the size of cells by reusing available frequencies more frequently and, very importantly, wireless terminals have to share up/downstream channels to improve efficiency by using phase information.

    Air Traffic Control

    Time is a key resource to ensure the correct operation of air navigation systems. Legacy signals - such as IRIG B, NTP and TDM - are still in use, but are being progressively replaced by PTP time stamping to provide a unique, accurate and coherent synchronisation signal based on atomic clocks disciplined by GNSS and distributed over the IP network throughout the area.


    Fig 5. Air traffic control includes a combination of new and legacy timing signals.

    Timing is a key resource to ensure the correct operation of the Air Navigation Systems. Legacy signal --such as IRIG B, NTP and TDM-- are still on use but are being progressively substituted by PTP time stamping to provide a unique, accurate and coherent synchronization signals based on atomic clocks disciplined by GNSS and distributed across the IP network to the whole territory.

    Finance Institutions


    Fig 6. Financial institutions are committed to register operations with time-stamps.

    Financial services rely on a high-performance transport layer capable of providing high speed, availability, security and reliability. On the timing side, NTP and GNSS have long been used to synchronise nodes and transactions and to log time-stamped events in chronological order. However, today there is a migration towards PTP that will improve the quality and functionality of this service.


    Fig 7. Modular clock, univeral protocol translator, suitable for any industry.


    SGRwin: Network Management System

    SGRwin is the Ultimate Multi-Vendor Network Management Solutions. Every company has its own set of challenges when it comes to managing and monitoring its network. Additionally, each network is unique as it is composed of different devices, technologies, and provides varying services.


    Fig 8. Learn more about SGRwin the NMS for Net.Time.

    Management Needs

    Network Monitoring and Management System Based on the FCAPS model, our solution incorporates a range of advanced functionalities, making it compatible with various brands and models of network equipment manufacturers. This agnostic solution enables management of multiple protocols and consolidates the management of complex networks.


    Fig 9. Simplify Your Network Management with Our Suite of Tailored Solutions.


    Network Asset Monitoring System

    With our solution, you can have a complete overview of all your assets, including their status, performance, and updated inventory. You can also manage life cycles, monitor failure alerts, automate various configuration and maintenance operations.

    Umbrella Network Management System

    Our solution is designed for organizations that require system consolidation and centralized data collection. It integrates multiple monitoring systems and tools, delivering real-time reports, 360-degree control panels, updated inventory.


    Fig 10. Real-time inventory, dashboards and reports.


    Operations Support System (OSS)

    Control, analyze and manage your network with advanced end-to-end service provisioning, correlation and management of network faults, execution of massive operations such as firmware distribution or backups.

    IT Networks:IP, Ethernet, IP-MPLS, WMI, Syslog, SFTP, SSH, SNMP (V1,V2,V3), IoT, SAI, HTTPS...

    OT Networks:SDH, PDH, MPLS-TP, TETRA, MSH, Q1, Q3, QD2, GSM/LTE, IEC 61850 (GOOSE, MMS, SV), 101, 104, Modbus...


    Fig 11. Highlighted features.


    Highlighted features

    Why should you choose SGRwin

  • Consolidation of systems, simplifying management
  • Real-time reports and 360-degree control panels
  • Full visibility of all assets and their status
  • Fault monitoring, management and correlation
  • Automation of configuration and maintenance operations
  • More Information about SGRwin

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    + SGRwin web site