Toolpack:Creating a System Clock A
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1- Select '''Clocking''' from the navigation panel | 1- Select '''Clocking''' from the navigation panel | ||
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2- Click '''Create New External System Clock Reference'''. | 2- Click '''Create New External System Clock Reference'''. | ||
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==List of Parameters== | ==List of Parameters== | ||
Revision as of 13:24, 14 January 2019
Applies to version(s): v2.9, v2.10, v3.0
An external clock ensures that the system time is synchronized.
To create an external system clock reference:
1- Select Clocking from the navigation panel
2- Click Create New External System Clock Reference.
3- Enter values for the clock.
- Enter a name for the new clock.
- Select an available Unit.
- Select a Clock Ref Type .
- Select a Clock Ref Source.
- Click Create.
5- The new clock is displayed in the External System Clock Reference List.
Note Use TMS Link Switch Over Recovery is only used for the TMG7800
