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NTP uses its own epoch - midnight January 1st 1900. This is different to the standard Unix epoch - midnight January 1st 1970 - and the GPS epoch - midnight January 6th 1980. The times shown in the log and diagnostic messages use the NTP epoch. You can use online calculators to convert between the different epochs:
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* Comment the lines in *ntp.conf* which name the pool.ntp servers
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* Add an extra *server* line and include the IP Address for your Reference Station. It helps to give your Reference Station a fixed IP Address first - see [Menu Ethernet](menu_ethernet.md)
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* Save the file
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* Comment the lines in *ntp.conf* which name the pool.ntp servers
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* Add an extra *server* line and include the IP Address for your Reference Station. It helps to give your Reference Station a fixed IP Address first - see [Menu Ethernet](menu_ethernet.md)
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