Configuring PTP
eSeries MMSes use PTP to keep their clocks synced with each other and eSeries amplifiers for the purpose of reliable network audio. In installations where other devices are using the same protocol, it may be necessary to adjust the PTP modes on a given MMS.
By default, MMS runs its PTP engine in leaderfollower
mode that should allow other devices to be the master clock. However, we observe that there is still occasionally confusion between devices. Therefore, it is possible to force our PTP engine to follower
mode or turn off PTP entirely.
Use the ForcePtpdFollowMode
command via a telnet connection to port 23 with one of the following options:
off
false
true
The default state is false
where PTP runs in leaderfollower
mode. To force to follower
mode, use true
. To force PTP off, use off
.
For example:
ForcePtpdFollowMode off
OR
ForcePtpdFollowMode true
OR
ForcePtpdFollowMode false