How many minutes ahead or behind can devices be in the ANW2 network to stay connected?

In the ANW2 (Adaptive Networking Wideband Waveform) network, devices are designed to maintain synchronization for efficient communication and operation. The system allows a time drift of up to 5 minutes ahead or behind for devices to ensure they can still connect and communicate effectively with each other. This time tolerance is critical in tactical environments where precise timing can be affected by factors such as movement and varying network conditions.

Staying within this 5-minute window helps maintain the integrity and reliability of the network connections, ensuring all participating nodes can synchronize their operations without significant degradation in performance or connectivity.