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3.1.7 Grandmaster PTP Instance

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3.1.9 PTP End Instance

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

3.1.10 PTP Instance

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

3.1.11 PTP Relay Instance

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

7.4.2.1.2 PTP Instances

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

7.4.2.1.3 PTP Port

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

7.4.2.1.4 Examples of PTP in a UAFX Station

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

Figure 20 – UAFX Station example with one PTP End Instance

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

Figure 21 – UAFX Station example with two PTP End Instances

OPC 10000-82 UAFX Part 82: Networking 1.00.02

Figure 22 – UAFX Station example with PTP End and PTP Relay Instances

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