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Example #1: In this example, the user configures the SNMP system contact information as
“
”. And the system indicates the command execution as “Successful”.
ChromaFlex [slot-1] >sysContact [email protected]
Successful
SysLocation:
displays or configures the SNMP system location information.
Example #1: In this example, the user configures the SNMP system location information as “Bldg 10, San
Jose,
CA”. And the system indicates the command execution as “Successful”.
ChromaFlex [slot-1] >sysLocation bldg 10, San Jose, CA
Successful
PowerAlarm:
displays the chassis power supply module alarm status.
FanAlarm:
displays the chassis fan alarm status.
4.1.2 Plug-in Application Module Commands
The plug-in application module commands are grouped into two types, commands that are common to all types of plug-in
modules and those that are module type specific. The modification of an attribute may take longer than the IPC wait time, in
such case; you would see “Request Sent” as response. In any case, the response from the modification command does not
guarantee the attribute has been successfully altered. You should retrieve the reading from module to confirm the value (i.e.
issue the status command, etc.).
4.1.3 Common Plug-in Module Information
The common plug-in module information is displayed when a user requests “status” or “alarm” on any slot number.
Status :
System
ModuleTemp:
displays the chassis temperature reading in Centigrade.
Slot ID (module name)
ModuleTemp:
displays the module temperature reading in Centigrade.
And displays other per module specific status.
Alarm :
System
ModuleTempAlarm:
displays the alarm status of the chassis temperature.
PowerAlarm:
displays the alarm status of the chassis power supply modules.
FanAlarm:
displays the alarm status of the chassis fan.
Slot ID (module name)
Displays module specific alarms
4.1.3.1 Chromadigm Chirp Cancelled Transmitter Module CCTX (CCT4/CCT2)
The commands in this section are CCTX specific.
Philosophy of a module occupying multiple slots
A multiple-slot-wide module physically consumes two slots in the ChromaFlex chassis. The module name is displayed as it
occupies two slots, but it communicates via the lowest slot number. The lowest number slot is defined as the “Physical Slot”
and the upper adjacent slot is defined as the “Virtual Slot”. All User Interfaces (CLI, SNMP etc.) are displayed on a Physical
slot basis only.
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