2.11 Configuring PTP
Figure 2-12:
PTP Node : IP address of PTP node.
Clock Identity : [e.g., "a0:36:9f:ff:fe:37:b9:5d"]
Domain : Domain number of the selected PTP node.
Unicast : [0,1] OFF or ON (1)
Last Time : [e.g., "2016-08-12 18:19:15"] The last time a packet was received.
Average Rate : [e.g., "0.0624986091344933"] Indicates how often the selected message
has been detected (in seconds e.g., "1.0" would mean once every second).
2.11.2 Enabling/Disabling PTP
To enable or disable PTP:
1.
Navigate to MANAGEMENT > NETWORK: PTP Setup .
2.
In the PTP panel, slide the toggle switch to ON or OFF for the desired Ethernet port.
2.11.3 Configuration — General Steps
Ensure that the Ethernet port used for PTP is connected to the network. Navigate to
MANAGEMENT > NETWORK: Network Setup , and verify the STATUS in the Ports panel.
Be sure that valid time and 1PPS references are currently selected: Navigate to
MANAGEMENT > OTHER: Reference Priority , and confirm Reference Priority con-
figuration, and Reference Status . Note that in order to operate properly as a Master
Clock, VelaSync must be synchronized to a non-PTP reference. The built-in GNSS ref-
erence provides all information needed with no user intervention. Should you, however,
be using a different reference, ensure that it transmits the following information.
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