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Display Name
PTP Transport Protocol
PTP Master Supports
UTC
PTP Leap Seconds
(in s)
PTP Timescale
ARB / TAI
UTC
PTP Servo Status
Synchronizing
Locked
Not Applicable
PTP Clock Drift (in ns
per second)
PTP Sync History Size
PTP Sync Min Valid
Count
PTP Sync Outlier
Threshold
Threshold_10
Threshold_20
Threshold_30
Threshold_40
Threshold_50
Threshold_60
Threshold_80
Threshold_100
Threshold_120
Threshold_150
Threshold_200
Threshold_500
Threshold_1000
Threshold_2000
PTP Sync Outlier Count
Calibir GXM640 IR Camera User's Manual
Feature & Values
ptpTransportProtocol
ptpUTCAvailable
ptpUTCLeapSeconds
ptpTimescale
TimescaleArbTai
TimescaleUtc
ptpServoStatus
Synchronizing
Locked
NotApplicable
ptpClockDrift
ptpSyncHistorySize
ptpSyncMinCount
ptpServoStepThreshold
Threshold_10
Threshold_20
Threshold_30
Threshold_40
Threshold_50
Threshold_60
Threshold_80
Threshold_100
Threshold_120
Threshold_150
Threshold_200
Threshold_500
Threshold_1000
Threshold_2000
ptpServoOutlierCount
Description
Displays the PTP Transport Protocol used. In the
current implementation, PTP runs over UDP/IPV4
Indicates if the current PTP Master supports UTC
timescale, that is, if it reports the number of leap
seconds between the UTC timescale ("Earth time")
and the TAI timescale ("Atomic time").
Offset, in seconds between UTC and TAI.
Timescale used to report time values. If using UTC
(and the PTP Master supports it), the camera will
compensate for leap seconds.
Arbitrary or TAI (Temps Atomique International).
Coordinated Universal Time
Specifies the IEEE1588 servo status.
The servo is accumulating statistics on the PTP
master clock.
The servo is adjusting (synchronizing) to the
master clock.
The servo state is currently not applicable.
Clock drift, in ns per second, between the camera
and the PTP master, currently being compensated
by the camera.
Used when the camera is running as PTP slave.
The PTP Sync History is the number of of recent
PTP Sync messages kept in memory. If the history
contains less than the ptpSyncMinCount non-
outliers, the PTP servo algorithm will revert back
to the Synchronizing state.
Minimum number of non-outliers in PTP Sync
History.
Specifies the outlier threshold (in μs). When the
camera receives a PTP Sync message from the
PTP Master, if it indicates a clock offset between
the two clocks higher than the threshold, an error
caused by variations in network transmission time
for the PTP Sync packet is assumed, and the
message is considered an outlier and ignored.
This situation can happen when using Ethernet
switches that do not operate in 'PTP Transparent'
mode.
Outlier threshold = 10μs
Outlier threshold = 20μs
Outlier threshold = 30μs
Outlier threshold = 40μs
Outlier threshold = 50μs
Outlier threshold = 60μs
Outlier threshold = 80μs
Outlier threshold = 100μs
Outlier threshold = 120μs
Outlier threshold = 150μs
Outlier threshold = 200μs
Outlier threshold = 500μs
Outlier threshold = 1000μs
Outlier threshold = 2000μs
Number of PTP Sync outliers received since the
camera booted.
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