Timing value is same for all clock configurations. The default behavior of embedded components is to keep the value set in the timing settings same for all clock configurations. Component will ensure that peripheral will be configured to achieve required timing value regardless of the timing scheme used in particular clock configuration. For example, timer component set to produce interrupt with specific period will configure underlying peripheral in such a manner that for each clock configuration in which the component is enabled it will produce the interrupt with the same period. Similarly, communication component will transfer data with the same baud rate in all enabled clock configurations.
Processor Expert contains timing model of each peripheral and check values entered by the user. If required value is not achievable for some particular clock configuration, user is already informed about that during the design time. This approach is common for all embedded components. However, some of the components additionally allow creating list of timing values and switching between them using dedicated, component-specific method. For more information about available types of timing values, see Runtime setting configuration topic.