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Fig. 7.4: Menu Alarm management
Note
At least 10 values have to be included on average before it is checked for the possible
alarm. Since different values are sampled over different periods, different times are required
to obtain correct values:
Ucc, Temp – approx. 10 sec. after booting
PWR, VSWR - approx. 10 sec. after booting and after the first transmission
Others – approx. 200 sec. of respective communication
• Threshold
List box: Default, Manual
Default = Default
Default – Default (recommended) values are set and can not be edited.
Manual – Thresholds can be set manually. However there are individual min. and max. threshold
values for each item. When your settings are out of the possible interval, the web interface will give
you a warning and display the possible values.
• SNMP Trap
When ticked, the SNMP trap message is sent both when a parameter value exceeds the alarm
threshold and when it returns back within its “normal” range. Remember to set the IP destination
address(es) and port(s) for SNMP trap messages in Settings/Device/SNMP.
When even one SNMP trap tick box is reconfigured in Alarm table, all SNMP traps for active alarms
(out of thresholds) are re-sent with exception of the HW alarm input.
After reboot all SNMP traps for active alarms (out of thresholds) are re-sent, HW alarm input (HS
active when Hot standby is “On”) included.
When Statistic and Neighbours logs are cleared, RSScom, DQcom, ETH, COM1, COM2 alarms
are cleared as well.
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