[time-nuts] Looking for Symmetricom system info: 105542-002A

[Walter Shawlee 2]

I recently got a rack shelf filled with Symmetricom black modules (PMM 
controller w/LCD display, GPS, PRS-RB Rb oscillator and PRS-XO ovenized 
crystal oscillator). the whole rack has an assembly number 105542-0002A, 
but searching by any of the module or assembly numbers doesn't reveal 
much. I had similar bad luck trying to find info on my Ball-Efratorm rack.

Is there any archive for this info? the transition from symmetricom to 
microsemi seems to have killed all legacy information. My GPS does not 
seem to be working yet (attaching an amplified 26dB antenna made the 
fault light go out, but still no satellites acquired with an indoor 
antenna). it does roll-over correctly to the Rb, and that is very 
accurate, and presumably if that fails it will roll-over to the ovenized 
oscillator. the rear has a forest of distribution jacks for timing 
signals, and dual power supplies, it will run from either one or both.

I am happy to send pics to anybody for better identification if that can 
help location of manuals. I'd really like to know what data is provided 
via the serial ports, and any data on the correct GPS antenna.  my LCD 
display says the system is warming up, and so far no vehicles detected 
even after an hour. Have to try my external antenna next.  it also 
reports bad almanac data, and the wrong date in 2017, so clearly it has 
not successfully acquired any good data.

great looking and working hardware, so I'd like to get as much 
functionality out of it as I can as a bench frequency standard.

any help appreciated.
all the best,
walter

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