H200 NTP server setting

The H200 uses Network Time Protocol (NTP) to manage the time. It provides several NTP configuration through INI parameters. This page will introduce the usage and some examples.

1. "ntp.server"

To setup NTP server for your H200 STB, you can use this ini option.

Example:

ntp.server="pool.ntp.org"

Please make sure the STB network can reach the server

If you want to add IP for NTP sync, please use space to separate the NTP server hostname and IP used.. Example:

ntp.server="pool.ntp.org 10.0.1.100"

2. "datetime.ntp_sync_threshold_ms"

This option is a threshold for system time update. STB system time will not be updated, unless the difference between system time and NTP is greater than this threshold.

The default value is 5000ms

Example:

datetime.ntp_sync_threshold_ms="8000"

3. "default.datetime.ntp_sync"

This option is to Enable/Disable default NTP clock synchronization setting, which only takes effect on first set-up after factory data reset.

0: Disabled

1: Enabled

Default value is 1 (Enabled)

Example:

default.datetime.ntp_sync="1"

4. "datetime.ntp_sync"

This option is forcing STB to Enable/Disable NTP clock synchronization setting.

When it is Enabled, the STB will automatic use NTP clock synchronization setting

When it is Disabled, user has to set the STB's date and clock manually

Default (Not setting this ini option) will let the user to select auto or manual in the android "Date & time" Setting UI.

0: Disabled

1: Enabled

Example:

datetime.ntp_sync="0"