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Label
This is the label/content that the user can choose to shows via email or in the trap in
case of error.
Note1
There is no control check on input field. Please pay attention to the correct typing.
So, for example, a PI Ref. 5*00 will match with 5000, 5100, 5200, etc.
It is possible to replace more than one field at a time (up to all!).
An example: PI Ref: 5*** matches with PI values from 5000 up to 5FFF.
Example:
The PI Code can be Ref1 or Ref2. If a PI Code is different from Ref1 and Ref2 and alarm is generated.
This setting is usefull to broadcaster that change the PI Code during regional broadcasting.
Note2
It is possible to replace any of the four digits of PI fields with a wildcard (represented with an asterisk).
So, for example, a PI Ref. 5*00 will match with 5000, 5100, 5200, etc.
It is possible to replace more than one field at a time (up to all!).
An example: PI Ref: 5*** matches with PI values from 5000 up to 5FFF.
Please focus on comparison mechanism: received PI will be compared first with RefMask1 and then with RefMask2, so
this case:
Ref1=5*02 Ref2=54*2 PI=5712
raise an alarm, but
Ref1=5**2 Ref2=1234 PI=5712
matches.
Note3
The PI Code can be compared with Ref1 or Ref2. If a PI Code is different from Ref1 and Ref2 and alarm is generated.
This setting is useful to broadcaster that change the PI Code during regional broadcasting.
Note4
If a Reference is empty no comparison with received PI occurs but only other RefMask is taken into account for a match.
If each Reference Mask are empty no comparison with PI occurs at all.