In this tutorial we cover how to set up your clock for NTP synchronisation. This is the process of connecting the clock to your computer network, allowing it to maintain an accurate time display by receiving information from your network’s NTP server.
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Synchronising a clock to a time server
A step-by-step on configuring NTP synchronisation — the process of aligning a display to a time server so the wall reads exactly as the trading system does.
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Changing user-programmable locations on a time-zone clock
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