[time-nuts] Newly acquired SSU-2000 shelf, need some advice.

[Lamar Owen]

We have just acquired a used Datum SSU-2000 with a 2E (Rubidium) clock 
and a 3E (TCXO )clock, as well as a PRS-45A Cesium clock driving a DS1 
input card.  The system works fine, once I got -48VDC power run to it; 
the DS1 input locks to the cesium, and the rubidium and ovenized quartz 
locks to it after several minutes, which all looks normal.

The Symmetricom Monitor2 program shows a bit over 94,000 hours run on 
the CBT, and I'm still researching what the other parameters mean..... 
but it locked, and is staying locked.  So that's a good sign.

But, I do not have the administrative login username and password for 
it, which makes provisioning it for NTP service a bit difficult.

Has anyone here had any experience in resetting the password and 
username on these units?  My opinion is that pulling the NVRAM chip off 
of the battery module (looks like a Dallas SmartWatch), waiting a few 
minutes, and putting it back on should work, and I'm fully equipped to 
do that (ESD-safe work area, DIP puller, etc).  But I'd like to see if 
anyone has had direct experience with that before.

Also, I'd like to derive 1PPS from this unit; there would be three 10MHz 
outputs (sine wave) available to do this, and so does anyone have a 
recommend divider circuit to do a divide by 10 million and produce a 
digital signal?

Anyway, thanks in advance (well, thanks for other things, too, as the 
archives have been useful over the last few days on getting the PRS-45A 
up, finding the Monitor 2 program, manuals, etc, as there have been 
threads about the PRS-45A in the past few months).