Exalt Installation and Management Guide
EX-i Series FDD Digital Microwave Radios
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Radio Reboot Trap: This trap is sent after any radio reboot to inform the manager of the reboot
status.
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Local Link Status Trap: This trap is sent when Link is in an errored state (equivalent to the Link
LED on the radio front panel or the Link status bar in the upper-left of the Exalt GUI window).
Independent traps can be set for the main and diversity links (when configured for space diversity).
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Local Radio Status Trap: This trap is sent when Status is in an errored state (equivalent to the
Status LED on the front panel or the radio status box in the upper-left of the Exalt GUI window).
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Remote Radio Status Trap: This trap is sent when Status for the remote radio is in an errored state
(equivalent to the Status LED on the front panel or the radio status box in the upper-left of the
Exalt GUI window).
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System/RX1/RX2 Local RSL Status Trap: These traps are sent when the local RSL drops below
the value set in the Threshold Value (dBm) field. Buffers are provided so that continuous traps are
not sent if the RSL is bouncing near the set threshold value. These traps are reset only if the RSL
rises to 3dBm above the set threshold value and then drops below that value. Exalt recommends
that these trap be set to a value 5dBm or 10dBm above the threshold as a warning that the system
has faded and may be approaching an outage. Independent traps can be set for the System, RX1,
and RX2 links.
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Temperature Status Trap: This trap is sent when the internal temperature reaches the warning
point. This conveys that the external temperature control is in a fault state. Buffers are applied to
this trap to avoid multiple traps when the temperature remains near the warning point.
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