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[DOC:
#362
] doc/wrs-user-manual: Add chapter Interoperability with non-WR devices
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Adam Wujek
<
dev_public@wujek.eu
>
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@node Interoperability with non
-
WR devices
@appendix Interoperability with non
-
WR devices
TODO: provide examples how to configure WRS to work with non
-
WR devices.
WR Switch has been successfully run with a number of PTP
-
compatible devices,
both as master or slave
(
see table below
)
.
For most of the devices it is enough to configure the Default PTP profile
over Ethernet.
However, some devices needs more parameters to be set.
See following sections for details.
@multitable @columnfractions .
17
.
21
.
16
.
45
@headitem Device @tab Role @tab Profiles @tab Comments
@item Oscilloquartz OSA
5440
@tab Master, Slave @tab Default
+
UDP @tab For details see @ref
{
Oscilloquartz
}
.
@item Juniper @tab Master, Slave @tab AES
-
67
@tab For details see @ref
{
Juniper
}
@item Meinberg @tab Master, Slave @tab Default, AES
-
67
@tab
@item Microchip @tab Master, Slave @tab Default @tab
@item Raspberry CM
4
with ptp
4
l
@tab Master, Slave @tab Default @tab
@end multitable
@c
==========================================================================
@node Oscilloquartz
@section Oscilloquartz
It was found that @i
{
Oscilloquartz OSA
5440
}
device does not support
Default PTP profile over Ethernet, but they support Default PTP profile over UDP.
To use @i
{
Oscilloquartz
}
with WR Switch please use the configuration described
below.
Configuration for WR Switch:
@itemize @bullet
@item Set PTP version
2
.
0
:
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Global PTP configuration
(
profile, timing mode, BMCA and external port config, ...
)
"
}
-
>
Enable @t
{
"Allow the overwrite of the default PTP version per instance"
}
@item For a given port: @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
XX
}
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
Enable @t
{
"Force PTP version"
}
and select @t
{
"PTP version
(
v
2
.
0
(
IEEE
1588
-
2008
))
"
}
@end itemize
@item Set to use PTP over L
3
for a port
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
XX
}
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Network protocol"
}
-
>
Select @t
{
"UDP
/
IPv
4
"
}
@end itemize
@item Set IP address for a given port
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
"XX"
}}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
Set desired @t
{
"IP address"
}
@end itemize
@item Select Default PTP profile
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT XX"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Network protocol"
}
-
>
Set @t
{
"PTP Profile
(
Default
(
IEEE
1588
))
"
}
@end itemize
@end itemize
Configuration for @i
{
Oscilloquartz
}
device:
@itemize @bullet
@item Select profile @t
{
"IEEE
1588
-
2008
annex J.
3
"
}
@item Set IP address on a port
@item For Slave role, set properly SyncE
(
to not expect @i
{
ESMC
}
messages
)
@end itemize
@c
==========================================================================
@node Juniper
@section Juniper
It was found that @i
{
Juniper
}
devices does not support Default PTP profile
over Ethernet, but they support @i
{
AES
-
67
}
PTP profile over UDP.
To use @i
{
Juniper
}
with WR Switch please use the configuration described
below.
Configuration for WR Switch:
@itemize @bullet
@item Set PTP version
2
.
0
:
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Global PTP configuration
(
profile, timing mode, BMCA and external port config, ...
)
"
}
-
>
Enable @t
{
"Allow the overwrite of the default PTP version per instance"
}
@item For a given port: @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
XX
}
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
Enable @t
{
"Force PTP version"
}
and select @t
{
"PTP version
(
v
2
.
0
(
IEEE
1588
-
2008
))
"
}
@end itemize
@item Set to use PTP over L
3
for a port
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
XX
}
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Network protocol"
}
-
>
Select @t
{
"UDP
/
IPv
4
"
}
@end itemize
@item Set IP address for a given port
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
"XX"
}}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
Set desired @t
{
"IP address"
}
@end itemize
@item Select Default PTP profile
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT XX"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Network protocol"
}
-
>
Set @t
{
"PTP Profile
(
Default
(
IEEE
1588
))
"
}
@end itemize
@item Adjust message rates
@itemize @bullet
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
XX
}
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
Enable @t
{
"Overwrite default minDelayRequestInterval"
}
@item @t
{
"Port PTP
/
Timing configuration"
}
-
>
@t
{
"PORT @i
{
XX
}
"
}
-
>
@t
{
"Instance
1
"
}
-
>
Set to @t
{
3
}
the value of @t
{
"minDelayRequestInterval"
}
@end itemize
@end itemize
Apply the following configuration for Juniper device:
@itemize @bullet
@item Select profile @t
{
"AES
-
67
"
}
@item Set IP address on a port
@end itemize
@c ##########################################################################
@bye
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