The clock correction logic indicates if the rx time of a packet seems to be good or corrupt. If the RX time seems dodgy, do not include it in the remote anchor data in the next broadcast packet.
The idea is to not forward bad data to the rest of the system.
The clock correction logic indicates if the rx time of a packet seems to be good or corrupt. If the RX time seems dodgy, do not include it in the remote anchor data in the next broadcast packet. The idea is to not forward bad data to the rest of the system.