This read-write object allows network timing operators to adjust the signal propagation delay on a PPS (Pulse Per Second) timing port in increments of 8 nanoseconds to compensate for cable length and hardware latency. For input ports, the compensation range is -5,000,000 to +5,000,000 nanoseconds; for output ports it is 0 to +90 nanoseconds, ensuring precise time synchronization across the network. This granular control is essential in systems requiring sub-microsecond timing accuracy, such as telecom networks and power grid synchronization.