Functional Description and Specifications RUB VI
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Alarms
Each output stage has its individual alarm counter and GPI output. Any error will become an
alarm if the corresponding GPI is enabled. Each GPI can individually be enabled or disabled
by configuration.
If GPI is enabled, an error will lead to the following alarms:
At the status monitor
•
The “
total number of alarms
” counter shows the sum of all individual alarms. A count
value of > 0 indicates that at least one alarm has been raised. Maximum value =
65,535.
•
Each output stage has its individual alarm counter. Maximum value = 65,535.
•
GPI output: The corresponding GPI becomes active.
RUB1 modules, i.e. modules plugged to an H1, D1, Q1, S1, or T1 chassis
•
The lamp/key in the “Fail/Counter Clear “ function lights up as long as the “
total number
of alarms
” counter has a
count value > 0.
Depending on configuration an SNMP trap can be sent:
System Failure
. Please notice section
SNMP Traps
below.
SNMP Traps
SNMP functionality for a RUBIDIUM system requires the installation of the
RUB IE
module with
option
S
(SNMP).
Utilizing one of the configuration tools, SNMP traps can be enabled and disabled at the
System
page (please refer to chapter “’System’: Identification, Reset, SNMP, Fan Control”).
The “Any Trap” checkbox in general controls th
e SNMP traps functionality. Furthermore, there
are checkboxes corresponding to the different types of traps.
Recommended configuration: Check the “Any Trap” and “System Failure” checkboxes.
The
Changeover
and
Signal Failur
e traps belong to a certain output stage. These traps contain
the corresponding number. Utilizing one of the configuration tools, these traps can be
disabled individually be checking the corresponding “disable” checkbox at the
Distribution
page.
Changeover
Check the “Changeover“ checkbox
This trap indicates any automatic or manual switching of a relay. This trap includes the
number of the output channel and the kind of switching. Each channel can have this trap
feature disabled.
System Error
Check the “S
ystem Error
“ checkbox
Active, as lon
g as the “
total number of errors
” count
er has a count value > 0.
This trap feature becomes active in any event of an error. This trap will be repeated in
an 8 hours interval as long as the alarm condition is present.
