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The following items are known issues in NI-TimeSync 15.5 sorted by Date.
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| 246727 Return | Changing the priority in NI MAX or the Web-based Configuration & Monitoring Utility may leave ni-rt.ini in an inconsistent state. Workaround: N/A
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| 477434 Return | The NI-TimeSync Software-Based 1588 plug-in fails to synchronize properly when used with a secondary network adapter on PharLap ETS and VxWorks targets. Workaround: National Instruments recommends that you only use the primary network adapter when using the NI-TimeSync Software-Based 1588 plug-in.
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| 493251 Return | Running an ARM-based Linux Real-Time target as a 1588 master may degrade synchronization. Workaround: National Instruments recommends that you only use ARM-based targets running NI Linux Real-Time as 1588 slaves. ARM-based targets running NI Linux Real-Time are slave only by default.
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| 652137 Return | Disabling/re-enabling an ethernet port on a cRIO-903x (Sync) or an IC-317x in NI-MAX or in the command line will cause synchronization issues unless the system is rebooted. Issues might appear as undefined static time offsets, asynchronous FPGA times or the Time Source I/O reporting “None”. Never disable eth0 on the cRIO-9035x (Sync) or eth1 on IC-317x, this will cause all synchronization to halt. Workaround: N/A
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Document last updated on 07/07/2017