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Mibs used, Nsu1 160061 – Grass Valley iControl Supported Devices V.2 User Manual

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• There are two types of alarms, global alarms for the whole unit and specific converter

alarms. Global alarms are provided by:

MIB point

moreStatus

gives several different alarms and status

MIB point

sumAlrm

gives an overall Alarm

MIB points

pos15rail

,

pos5Arail

,

pos5Brail

and

neg15rail

give a voltage supervisor

alarm

• All alarms can be considered as health monitoring.

MIBs Used

The plug-in is currently compliant with the MIB called

MITEQ-172138

. We use the RFC1213

MIB point

sysUpTime

to detect device reboot and loss of communication.

NSU1 160061

The Miteq 1:N New Switchover Unit (NSU) is designed to provide improved reliability for
advanced satellite communications systems. The NSU consists of a Control Unit, Switch
Modules and frequency converters. The Control Unit monitors the status of up to twelve
primary frequency converters and one backup frequency converter. When a fault is detected
on a primary frequency converter, the defective converter is automatically placed into
standby and the backup converter is placed on line in place of the defective converter using
the Switch Modules. The frequency converters can be prioritized so that critical
communication channels have access to the backup converter on a prioritized basis.

Switchover from a defective primary converter to the backup converter is achieved by
connecting the converters to a switch matrix. The defective converter is replaced by physically
removing its input/output signal lines and connecting them to the backup converter via the
switch matrix. This ensures continuous operation while the fault is corrected, or allows for
routine maintenance without disrupting signal transmission.

The plug-in supports the following alarms:

Note: In accordance with the MIB, some entries are optional. Consequently, if data
is not provided for a GSM alarm, the alarms status will remain

UNKNOWN

forever and no

text will be associated. Regular expressions are used to parse data from SNMP

varbind

.