The GPS7 GPS Synchronization and Time Code Module includes an integrated GPS receiver which can serve as the system timing reference. Synchronization to the GPS timing signals ensures long-term stability, and video frame alignment between independent systems. The GPS RF coaxial signal input is available with 3.3 V or 5 V DC power output for the GPS antenna enabling the user to select from a variety of GPS antennas available on the market. The GPS7 also includes a genlock input with VITC reader, enabling user-selectable configuration of the TG700 as the master reference or as a slave to another master, depending on the dynamic requirements of each production. The GPS7 module will maintain system timing by Stay GenLock™ technology even during periods of GPS signal loss or genlock signal loss. Three black outputs are available and are selectable for HDTV tri-level, NTSC, or PAL. Time code source can be selectable to the time-of-day (with user-selectable offsets) from GPS receiver, internal source, VITC on the reference input, LTC input, or to a "program time" counter for elapsed-time time code. The Daylight Savings Time (DST) adjustment could be recurring scheduled, based on calendar rules. Time code is available as VITC on black outputs (GPS7, BG7), as Ancillary Time Code (ATC) (HDVG7, HD3G7, SDI7), from four independent LTC outputs (GPS7), and as a response to time requests on a Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP version 3.0) Server.