Makito X4 Encoder
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Date and Time Settings

The following table lists the Date and Time settings:

Setting

Description/Values

Timezone

Time Zone

Select the desired time zone and corresponding city.

Note

The times are based on hours added to or subtracted from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

Current Time

(Read-only) The current local date and time.

Server

Use NTP

Toggle on to connect to a Network Time Protocol (NTP) server to synchronize the encoder or decoder clock.

NTP Server

If NTP is enabled, enter the IP address of the NTP server.

Manually Set Date & Time

If NTP is disabled, select the date and time from the calendar.

Test

If NTP is enabled, click to validate that the NTP server is reachable.

Statistics

If NTP is enabled, click to display tracking and source information, and source statistics for the NTP server.

PTP (ST 2110 personality only)

Clock State

(Read Only)  The current state of the PTP clock. Possible states are: 

  • LOCKED       : The MX4E has successfully synced to the PTP master clock. 

  • UNLOCKED  : The MX4E is not currently synced to the PTP master clock. 

Clock ID

(Read Only) A 16 digit number which identifies the PTP grandmaster clock. 

Domain Number

Specifies the domain number for each clock using PTP in the domain network.  
Values can be: 0-127

Note

If you have enabled IS-09 in your NMOS settings, the set value here may differ from the actual value. In this case, the actual value will be shown below the Domain Number field. 

Announcement Interval

The interval of time (in seconds) between the dispatch of IEEE 1588-2008 Announce messages. 
Values can be: 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 1, or, 2 secs

Announcement Timeout

Specifies the number of announce receipts received before the function times out and announce messages stop being sent. 
Values can be: 2-10

Note

If you have enabled IS-09 in your NMOS settings, the set value here may differ from the actual value. In this case, the actual value will be shown below the Announcement Timeout field. 

Synchronization Interval

The interval of time (in seconds) between the dispatch of IEEE 1588-2002 Sync messages.

Values can be: 0.0078125, 0.015625, 0.03125, 0.0625, 0.125, 0.25, 0.5, 1, or, 2 secs

Delay Mechanism

Sets the type of delay mechanism used, either automatic, end-to-end, or peer-to-peer. 
Values can be: automatic, E2E, P2P

General

Apply

If changes have been made to the date and time settings, click to apply changes. 

Reboot

Certain settings require a reboot to take effect, click to reboot the encoder. 

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