1883 Added more precise qualifications to TmSrcTypCreated: 31 Jul 2023 Status: Must Implement Part: Part 7-4 (2020; Edition 2.1) Links: #1859 Description discrepancy LTMS between Source and Channels , #1846 The definition of LTMS.TmSrc is different in the actual AMD1 and Consolidated Version , #1775 IREG-B should be IRIG-B Page: 135 Clause: 6.3.8 Paragraph: Table50 Issue In the standard, the description of TmSrcType is "Type of the clock source", and the description of TmSyn is "Actual time synchronisation applied (see IEC 61850-9-2)". I think the description of TmSrcTyp is not accurate enough, for example, if the user has configured 1588 as a clock source, but there is currently no valid 1588 clock source, should TmSrcTyp be displayed as Unknown or PTP? As I understand it, TmSyn is used to display the actual time source for the device, while TmSrcTyp is only used to display the user's currently configured clock source. For example, in the case mentioned above, TmSyn should be Unknown, and TmSrcTyp should be PTP. Proposal Suggest to give more accurate description to TmSrcTyp, such as "Type of the configured clock source".
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