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Chapter 46: Command Line Descriptions
STANDARD Revision 1.0 C4® CMTS Release 8.3 User Guide
© 2016 ARRIS Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved. 1480
configure interface cable-downstream * cable max-round-trip-delay
Purpose
Sets the maximum round trip propagation delay for the cable plant in microseconds.
Default Access Level
15
Command Syntax
configure interface cable-downstream <slot/port> cable max-round-trip-delay <maximum round trip delay
<int>
Supplemental
Information
This contains the maximum amount of time in microseconds that it would take a cable modem to send a message, such as a
broadcast ranging attempt, to the C4 CMTS and to receive a response.
This parameter is used to determine the amount of time that must be given to a cable modem to transmit broadcast ranging
messages. The parameter is also used to determine the needed Map Ahead Timer for DOCSIS® Map messages.
The default time is 1600 microseconds, which is roughly enough time for a cable modem up to 100 miles from the C4 CMTS to send
a message and receive the response.
Parameters
<slot>
The chassis slot in which the targeted downstream Cable Access Module resides. Valid range for the C4 CMTS is 0-15; valid range for
the C4c CMTS is 10-15.
<port>
The downstream port.
<int>
Defines the maximum round trip propagation delay for the cable plant. Valid range is from 200-1600 microseconds.
Default is set at 1600 microseconds

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