Cobalt Digital COMPASS 9220 Bidirectional ASI_MPTS Gateway - Manual (Page 15)

15 9220-UM V1.1
Product Tab
The Product Tab contains basic information about the 9220.
The following information is available:
•
Build Date: Date the firmware image was built.
•
Software revision: This indicates the firmware revision currently running. The format is
Major Version
• Minor Version • Build Number.
•
Serial Number: This is the serial number of this particular 9220 card.
•
Rear Module: This indicates the status of the Rear I/O Module. It can have one of the
following states:
o OK: The Rear Module is the correct module for the 9220.
o Not Installed: The 9220 is not connected to a rear module. The card is
operating normally, but it will not be useful as there are no input and output
connections to it.
o Wrong Module: The 9220 is connected to a rear module that was not designed
for it (most likely from another openGear™ vendor). Depending on the signals
present on that module, there may be a small chance of damage to the 9220;
Cobalt Digital Inc. recommends that this situation be rectified immediately. This
alarm will cause the front status LED to turn red.
•
Card Uptime: Indicates how long the card has been running since it was last rebooted.
•
Ambient Temperature: Temperature, in degrees centigrade, of the air intake of the card
(measured at the front edge of the card).
•
Internal Temperature: Temperature, in degrees centigrade, at the back of the card.
•
MDP Core Temperature: Temperature, in degrees centigrade, of the core MediaStorm
processing element.
The openGear™ frame is designed to operate in environments with up to 40
o
C ambient. There is
typically a 5
o
C temperature raise from the external ambient to the “Ambient Temperature”
measured by the 9220. If that measurement is at 45
o
C or higher, action must be taken to cool
down the ambient temperature.