Poul-Henning & Russell, Thanks for the inputs, and I'm pretty sure both of your responses are / could be attributing to the offset. Right now my GPS antenna is mounted in a window and doesn't get the best view of the sky. After checking, each machine does think it is in a different location (none of which are even close to right). Hopefully this weekend after the storms pass I can finally get around to mounting my timing antenna outside where it will most definitely get a clear 360 view.
Interesting you mention 8 port switches... I have three of them in my network here... So yes that too could be a factor, I might have to play around with the ports and see if that has any measurable effect. Unfortunately I looked all through the TS2100 menus and couldn't find a compensation delay option, then I remember reading in the latest firmware update they took that out... :( Maybe I'll email Greg Dowd and see why they did that or if there's some hidden way to adjust it. Thanks again for the help! Jason > Once you get below 1ms you need to pay attention to everything, including > ethernet switches. For instance many 8 port switches consists of two > five-port chips connected back to back. That means that the packet > delay inside a group is lower than between groups etc. > Not sure if you have checked this, but I have found that I can see > 100us or more of delta if the dedicated clock has not done a position > average run, or has bad position information set. _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
