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CP560 DVB-T2 Gateway User’s Manual Rev. 2.2 (3686) ID: um_t2gateway
synchroniser to set the time. They are listed in prioritised order; the source with the highest
priority at the top. The order of priority can be altered by clicking an item in the list and
using the up or down arrows to the left of the list to increase or decrease, respectively, the item
priority. The time synchroniser will use the time source with the highest priority whose status
is “OK” (represented by a green indicator).
Located below the lists is a field to define the maximum allowed time interval between updates
from the currently used time source. Exeeding this interval the source is considered “Not OK”
and the synchroniser selects the next source in the prioritised list.
Upon selecting a time source, the
Timesource Details
box at the bottom right of the page provides
additional details relating to the selected time source. Depending on the type of time source
selected the box may contain some or all of the following parameters:
Active
A checkbox to enable or disable the time source. Disabled time sources are never updated.
Time sources configured and present in the prioritised list must be removed before they
can be disabled.
IP address
Specifies the IP address of an SNTP time server source to poll for updates.
Type
Type of time source selected. The sources are product dependent, but SNTP is always
available.
Last updated time
The most recent time value received from the time source.
State
The current state of the time source.
Reference
Provides the time reference source address of accessed time source.
Reference stratum
Indicates the hierarchy level of the current time source. The master reference is at stratum
0 (highest).
Reference status
Indicates if the time source is currently governed by a time source at a higher stratum.
Reference precision
The expected timing accuracy of the current time source.
8.4.5 Network
This page presents status information about network interfaces, including virtual (VLAN) inter-
faces, present on the device. The management interface is always present, and bold characters
indicate the web management interface connection. An interface shown in grey colour means
that the interface is disabled. There may be physical interfaces on the unit that are not shown