Oh yeah. That might work.
Also, reading through the packetflux stuff, it looks like I can use a
sync pipe deluxe to run both the sync injector, as well as provide
timing to up to two more devices.
bp
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On 7/31/2015 4:24 PM, Steve Utick wrote:
Can you enable Sync Output to RJ-11 port on one of the APs and run an
RJ11 cable between it and the PTP450 to the timing port?
On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 5:06 PM, Bill Prince <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
We have a site with two PMP450 APs, and one PTP450.
We installed the two PMP450s first, and then several months later
added the PTP450.
The PMP450s are synced via a basic sync pipe through a sync
injector. Because the PTP450 only takes sync over timing, we added
a second parasitic sync pipe.
Is there a simple way to provide sync to all three with one sync
pipe? And I don't want to split timing cables. I would "like" to
keep running the sync injector because it's just plain cleaner,
and less prone to issues. But I need to get timing to the PTP450 too.
Is there a way to tap the sync pulse from the sync injector, and
run it into the PTP450?
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bp
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