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OID Name Value Type Description
1.xx10.x net/wrX/1/ Information about WR for the
wrX network interface.
(Where OIDs follow the given
pattern: wr0 20xx, wr1
21xx, ..., wr15 35xx)
1.xx10.5 Link Down
Up
Specify if the link is up or down.
1.xx10.10 Port State 0. None
1. Initializing
2. Faulty
3. Disabled
4. Listening
5. Pre-Master
6. Master
7. Passive
8. Uncalibrated
9. Slave
Current state of the port that changes
according to the PTP protocol events.
If this port is configured as a timing
source, it can be Slave (active) or
Passive (only handle announce mes-
sages) à Color: Blue.
The port state is Disabled when the
link is down or when the port has
been configured with PTP instead of
WR.
The port state will be Master if it dis-
tributes WR timing (Color: Purple).
Finally, the other states are trans-
ition states (mainly used by BMCA) or
error states.
1.xx10.11 Clock State 0. Idle
1. Locking
2. Locked to REF 3. Hol-
dover
4. Error
5. Free-Running
State of the clock (internal oscillator)
shared by all PTP instances. Locked
to Ref” is the desired stated.
1.xx10.20 Peer MAC <Data Array> (6 x u8) MAC address of the latest peer.
1.xx10.23 Peer VID <Integer> (u16) VLAN ID of the connected peer.
1.xx10.25 Peer N Tx PTP <Integer> (u32) Number of transmitted PTP packet
on this port.
1.xx10.26 Peer N Rx PTP <Integer> (u32) Number of received PTP packet on
this port.
If the interface is currently running WR (“Port State” not Disabled”), the user can expand
(+) a specific interface to display an Advanced Overview (See the figure below):
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CHAPTER 5 WR-Z16 User Manual Rev. v3.4
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