Table 57: CTP Bundle Runtime State and Counters in CTPView (continued)
Field DescriptionField Name
Number of seconds during which there were errors.BERT error sec
Shows whether the CTP device is currently in sync with the remote CTP deviceBERT in sync
Indicates the last time that the system counters were reset.
This feature is supported on CTPOS release 6.6R3 and later for CESoPSN bundles created on CTP2000
series.
Last counter clear
Displaying the NetRef Node Synchronization Information (CTP Menu)
To display the configured NetRef node synchronization details using the CTP Menu:
1. From the Main Menu, select 2) Node Synchronization
2. Select 8) Query Node Sync Status to view NetRef node details.
The Slave Node Sync query displays the IP address of that master node to which it is
locked. The query output also displays the IP addresses of all the configured masters
along with their priorities. When a switchover of the master nodes occurs, the slave
node sync query displays the IP address of the switched master node. In the following
example, the slave node is locked to the primary master (10.216.118.73).
Node Synchronization Info
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Reference in use: Slave of 10.216.118.86
NetRef State: Maintain (last adj -0.217 ppm)
NetRef Masters:
10.216.118.73 Priority 1
10.216.118.86 Priority 2
10.216.118.90 Priority 3
10.216.118.88 Priority 4
When the primary master (10.216.118.73) goes down, the slave node locks to the next
highest priority master (10.216.118.86) as illustrated in the following example:
Please select a number from the following list:
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0) Back to Previous Menu
1) 1st Priority, Reference 0: Disabled
2) 2nd Priority, Reference 1: Disabled
3) 3rd Priority, Reference 2: Disabled
4) 4th Priority, Reference 3: Disabled
5) 5th Priority, Reference 4: Disabled
6) NetRef: Slave
7) 32 kHz Ref Output: NO
8) Query Node Sync Status
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