2.8.12
Configuring PTP
Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is a time protocol that can be used to synchronize
computers on an Ethernet network. VersaSync supports PTP Version 2, as spe-
cified in the IEEE 1588-2008 standard, via two (2) Ethernet ports.
VersaSync can be configured as a PTP Master Clock or as a PTP Slave Clock.
Next to PTP specifications, this topic describes the PTP menu items and settings,
and outlines how to set up VersaSync as a PTP Master or Slave.
PTP Specifications
2.8.12.1
The PTP Screen
The PTP screen provides PTP status information, and provides access to all con-
figurable PTP settings.
To access the PTP screen, navigate to MANAGEMENT > NETWORK: PTP Setup.
The PTP screen will open:
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Inputs/Outputs: (2) Ports
Signal
Type: Ethernet
Management: Web UI
Network
Speeds: 10/100/1000 Mb/s
PTP Version
supported: PTP 2 (IEEE 1588-2008)
PTP Profiles
supported: (Changing the profile selection will adjust the
default settings for the port to be configured):
Default
Telecom G.8265.1
Power Utility 61850-9-3
Power System C37.238
Transmission
modes: Unicast, Multicast (IPv4 and Ethernet), and Hybrid
[default]
Timestamping: VersaSync has PTP time stamp functionality which is set to
use the PTP timescale.
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