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You will need a standard Internet dial-up account. Here is a list of just a few ISP that may offer this service in your area. TimeIPS does not endorse any of the providers but offers these links for your convenience. The internet provider must support a PPP connection (some dial-up services, such as AOL, require a proprietary dialer and will not work).
Use an old computer or laptop with a dial-up modem. Turn Internet connection sharing on (available in Windows 98SE or later) and select the option to dial-on-demand. Plug the network clock into the laptop's wired network port.
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Use a router that can dial-on-demand and a hardware modem. Note, dial-up hardware is obsolete and becoming very hard or impossible to purchase as of 2012. If you have or can find such hardware, for example:
There are two options for hardware.
option 1: Use the serial port with a hardware modem and the TimeIPS built-in modem support. Such as:
For this option, configure dial-up access within the TimeIPS system following the options on the networking page.
Option 2: Use a router that can dial-on-demand and a hardware modem. Such as:
Configure as described above for IPS120T/125T network clocks.