This issue is resolved by software release R16.0.2 - see https://calnexsolutions.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/KB/pages/80510994/Sentinel+Releases#R16.0.2 for more details.

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This issue affects only clock channel measurements, PTP and NTP measurements are unaffected

This issue affects only clock channel measurements, PTP and NTP measurements are unaffected

Hardware affected:

Software affected:

Sentinel allows a user to change the point at which a clock signal is “triggered”, i.e. where it is read - either on the positive/rising edge or on the negative/falling edge. This issue causes the clock signal to trigger Sentinel always on the negative slope.

This will introduce an offset in the time error of a clock measurement equal to the width of the pulse. This would have minimal impact on most clock signal types, but 1PPS pulses have a non-negligible width and so this can significantly affect the measurement result.

To ensure this issue is not encountered, users making 1PPS measurements with ≤300XXX-serial Sentinel units should not upgrade past version 12.0.0.

Please contact Calnex Support (support@calnex.com) or your regional Calnex representative with any questions or concerns.

If affected by this issue, please contact Calnex support in the first instance. Do not attempt downgrade.