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TIme Synchronization

Marija Popovic edited this page Jun 11, 2017 · 1 revision

This section aims to ensure the time synchronization of the NUC (on-board computer) and the laptop (ground station) with a time server. This synchronization may not be necessary since all programs are run on the NUC, but it is needed in cases of sending time-stamped commands or using motion capture information which is time-stamped on the ground station.

Please run the commands below on both the on-board computer and the ground station to synchronize with a time server names your.ntp.server.name.

$sudo apt-get install ntp ntpdate $sudo vim /etc/ntp.conf

Comment out lines 19-22 and add a line server your.ntp.server.name (without quotations). your.ntp.server.name refers to the time server you want to synchronize with.

$sudo service ntp stop $sudo ntpdate -s your.ntp.server.name $sudo service ntp start $ntpdate -q your.ntp.server.name

You can also use your preferred time-synchronization tool, such as chrony or ptp.