VeEX MPA User Manual page 292

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Freq Offset
Pointer Action
Burst Count
The Pointer Frequency Offset function adjusts the rate at
which Pointer adjustments are needed in the payload.
This type of adjustment simulates network clocks that either
run fast or slow. By adjusting the frequency offset rate, this
forces the network equipment to compensate by
decrementing or incrementing the Pointer bytes.
Entering a positive Frequency Offset causes the Pointer
Value to decrement. This is known as negative frequency
justification.
Entering a negative Frequency Offset causes the Pointer
Value to increment. This is known as positive frequency
justification.
The Pointer Frequency Offset function uses a keypad to
enter a frequency offset ranging from -100.0 ppm to +100.0
ppm.
Entering higher positive or lower negative numbers
increases the frequency justification rate.
This function is disabled by entering 0 for the frequency
offset.
Determines the type of Pointer activity that occurs when the
INC Pointer and DEC Pointer buttons are selected.
Single options - Inserts a single Pointer movement with
each selection of the INC Pointer or DEC Pointer button. The
Pointer value changes by one.
Increment/Decrement option -Determines the type of
Pointer activity that occurs when the INC Pointer and DEC
Pointer buttons are selected.
Continuous options - Inserts a continuous Pointer
movement with the selection of the INC Pointer or DEC
Pointer button. The movement continues until the Stop
Sequence button is selected.
This function allows you to determine the number of Pointer
location movements to occur when the INC Pointer or DEC
Pointer buttons are pressed. The Pointer burst count ranges
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