Nexlog - Serial Connection Pins (Time sync via RS232)
For time sychrnization using an RS232 connection the
recorder uses pin 2 RX and Pin 5 GND from the source. All other pins are
not used for time synchronization.
The question arose from local support needing to confirm how to wire up a connection, using Serial cable / RS-232, from GPS Clock to Eventide Server
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