Carrier TruVu TV-MPCXP1628-NR, Installation And Startup Manual

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Adjusting the TV-MPCXP1628-NR driver properties
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Gig-E Port Statistics
BACnet/IP Statistics BACnet/IP Rx Unicast Packets — BACnet/IP packets received from a single BACnet
device.
BACnet/IP Tx Unicast Packets — BACnet/IP packets transmitted to a single
BACnet device.
BACnet/IP Rx Broadcast Packets — BACnet/IP broadcast packets received by the
TV-MPCXP1628-NR.
BACnet/IP Tx Broadcast Packets — BACnet/IP broadcast packets transmitted by
the TV-MPCXP1628-NR.
Whitelist Rejections (if BACnet Firewall (page 51) is enabled) — Messages blocked
by the BACnet Firewall because the IP address that sent the message was not in
the whitelist.
Ethernet Statistics Ethernet Rx packets — All packets (including non-BACnet packets such as a ping)
received by the TV-MPCXP1628-NR.
Ethernet Tx packets — All packets (including non-BACnet packets such as a ping)
transmitted by the TV-MPCXP1628-NR.
Receive Errors (total) — All errors related to received packets such as CRC errors,
FIFO errors, frame errors, length errors, missed errors, and overrun errors.
Transmit Errors (total) — All errors related to transmitted packets such as aborted
errors, carrier errors, dropped errors, FIFO errors, heartbeat errors, and window
errors.
Dropped Packets — Packets dropped by the TV-MPCXP1628-NR's Ethernet
interface.
Trends Error Rate Trend — Shows the total number of errors within the interval time.
Packet Rate Trend — Shows the total number of packets transmitted and received
within the trend sampling interval
Port S1 Statistics
when used for ARCNET
Error Counters Node Reconfiguration — The ARCNET reconfigurations initiated by the TV-
MPCXP1628-NR.
Bus Reconfiguration — An ARCNET reconfiguration not generated by the TV-
MPCXP1628-NR (such as when a controller connects to the network).
Excessive NACK — Excessive NACKs received by the TV-MPCXP1628-NR's ARCNET
chip. Excessive NACKs are usually the result of a station which is unable to
process a steady stream of packets due to buffer overflows or slow responses.
Dropped Packets — Dropped receive and transmit frames. These may be dropped
due to buffer allocation failures, length errors, or NACKed transmit packets.
Activity Counters BACnet/ARCNET Rx Packets — BACnet/ARCNET data packets received by the TV-
MPCXP1628-NR.
BACnet/ARCNET Tx Packets — BACnet/ARCNET data packets transmitted by the
TV-MPCXP1628-NR.
Latency Average Value (milliseconds) — The average time from when a packet is queued to
be transmitted until it is actually transmitted on the bus.
Maximum Value (milliseconds) — The maximum time from when a packet is
queued to be transmitted until it is actually transmitted on the bus.