Installation

Attention

Many Linux installations use systemd-timesyncd(8) for time synchronization by default. systemd-timesyncd uses a highly simplified time synchronization algorithm that is generally not suitable for technical applications. It is highly recommended to replace systemd-timesyncd with chrony, or with another suitable time synchronization service, as described under Improving Time Synchronization (Linux Only).

Instructions for installing Xentara:

• Installing Xentara
  • Linux
  • Windows
• Installing the Model File
• Running Xentara as a Service
  • systemd Service (Linux)
  • Windows Service
• Improving Time Synchronization (Linux Only)

Additional Tasks:

• Configuring Realtime Linux
• Time Synchronization Using PTP

After installing Xentara, the a Xentara licence needs to be installed. See Licensing for details.