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| INTRODUCTION |
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Objectives of the standard |
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The need for synchronization |
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Definitions |
| PTP CLOCK SYNCHRONIZATION MODEL |
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The PTP messages |
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PTP systems, acyclic graph structure |
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Message filtering |
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Clock properties, stratum, identifier |
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Subdomain properties |
| PTP PROTOCOL SPECIFICATION |
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Model of a subdomain of PTP clocks |
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State behavior of clocks |
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Protocol engine state machine |
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Clock data sets, initialisation properties |
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Messaging and internal event behavior of clocks |
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Sync-event time-out mechanism |
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Synchronization changes of the local clock |
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Best Master Clock algorithm |
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Clock variance computation |
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Local clock synchronization |
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Physical requirements for PTP implementations |
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Management messages |
| ETHERNET IMPLEMENTATION OF PTP |
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Ethernet frame type |
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IP header and multicast addresses |
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UDP header, assigned port numbers |
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UDP payload, organization of PTP messages |
| FREESCALE IMPLEMENTATION OF PTP |
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eTSEC Ethernet MAC |
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Time-stamping |
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Clock correction |
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Trigger inputs |
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Alarms |
| P1588 |
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Mapping to DeviceNet and Ethernet layer-2 |
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Prevention of error accumulation in cascaded topologies |
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Rapid network reconfiguration |
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Extensions to enable implementation of redundant systems |
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Optional shorter frame |