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@runema runema commented Jul 19, 2017

Values affecting mode 1 and 2 of the standard PLL have been converted to
tune-able parameters. The min and max values are far apart and may need to be
tightened up. The scheduling delay in main_sim_client.c and the cut off
for ancient packets in ntp_filter.c has veen turned into parameters too.

Values affecting mode 1 and 2 of the standard PLL have been conveted to
tunable parameters. The min and max values are far apart and may need to be
tightened up. The scheduling delay in main_sim_client.c and the cut off
for ancient packets in ntp_filter.c has veen turned into parameters too.
@runema runema changed the title Turn hard coden values into parameters. Turn hard coded values into parameters. Jul 19, 2017
param_tbl.h Outdated
PARAM_NTP_FILTER(ntp_filter_ancient,
256, 4096, 2048,
"Packet delays exceeding the average by this amount are too old."
" Theese events are logged."
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s/Theese/These/

param_tbl.h Outdated
256, 4096, 2048,
"Packet delays exceeding the average by this amount are too old."
" Theese events are logged."
" Setting this too high and the clock man become eratic."
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Should probably be "may become erratic"

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"Treshold for stepping clock at startup.\n\n"
"Reducing this will step the clock at smaller errors."
" Increasing this makes the PLL more tolerant and"
" reduce the chance that the clock is stepped."
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"reduces"

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