Scanivalve MPS4232 - Set Scan Start Time (SST); Set Scan Start Date (SSD)

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MPS4232
Section 5: Software
RETURNS Prompt when ready to accept a new command
The stascal data is output in the following format:
<ofm>, <msd>, <smd>, <mpd>, <obc>
ofm = Oset From Master. Time that slave and master dier in units of microseconds
msd = Master to Slave Delay. Filtered packet delivery me from master to slave
smd = Slave to Master Delay. Filtered packet delivery me from slave to master
mpd = Mean Path Delay. Filtered mean path delay me
obc = Observed Correcon. The observed correcon of the internal clock in nanoseconds
EXAMPLE SET STAT 0
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DEFAULT 0
RANGE 0 to 2
NOTES Once set, the MPS will stream this data unl SET STAT 0 is issued. A STOP command will not stop
this stream of data.
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COMMAND SST
TYPE Set/Get
DESCRIPTION Sets the me to start scanning as referenced to the PTP grandmaster.
The MPS4200 will use the current PTP me as the scan start me under two condions:
1) When the PTP system is disabled via the SET PTPEN 0 command.
2) When the current me has not been received from the PTP server since the MPS4200 was
powered up. Under this condion the MPS4200 me will start at Jan 1 1970, 0:00:00.000
hours, or epoch 0 me. This most likely will happen when there is no PTP server on the
network. If the MPS4200 was enabled and then disabled aer receiving a me set from the
PTP me server, the MPS4200 will keep me from the last clock seng from the PTP server.
When these two cases are not met, the MPS4200 uses the start me set via the SET SST <me>
and SET SSD <date> seng in the PTP group.
SYNTAX SET SST <hh:mm:ss.f>
Where:
hh = Hours (24 hour format)
mm = Minutes
ss = Seconds
 = fracons of a second.
RETURNS Prompt when ready to accept a new command
EXAMPLE SET SST 13:00:00.000
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DEFAULT 0:0:0.0000
RANGE Any valid me
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COMMAND SSD
TYPE Set/Get
DESCRIPTION Sets the date to start scanning as referenced to the grandmaster. See SST for more informaon.