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26 • Configuration ASI-310 User Guide (v5.0)
GPIO Status Tab
The GPIO Status tab displays the following read-only information:
• The Card Status, Incoming ASI , Incoming SMPTE 310 , and Outgoing 310 Null Rate fields report the same
information as described in the Alarm Status tab.
• The GPIO 1-8 fields indicate the state of the eight GPI/O outputs. The normal non-error state of these GPI/Os is
typically “low”; in this case, any that display “high” indicate a currently existing error condition that you need to
investigate.
Alarm Counters Tab
The Alarm Counters tab displays the following read-only information:
• The Card Status, Incoming ASI , Incoming SMPTE 310 , and Outgoing 310 Null Rate fields report the same
information as described in the Alarm Status tab.
• The GPIO 1-8 fields indicate the state for each GPI/O that has an alarm condition assigned to it, the number of
times that the Alarm condition has occurred since the last time the counters were reset. Since the GPI/Os are
associated with error conditions, the
Alarm Counters tab provides a record of the number and types of errors
that have occurred over time. You can clear these counters by clicking the Alarm Counters
Reset
button
located on the Settings tab.
Resetting the Alarm Counters
The Settings tab provides an Alarm Counters
Reset
button. Clicking this button clears the fields in the Alarm
Counters status tab (located on the left side of the Device View in DashBoard). For more information on the
Alarm Counters status tab, refer to the section “ Alarm Counters Tab ” on page 26.
Loading the Factory Defaults
Use the
Reset
button to reset all the parameters in the Settings tab to the factory default values. Before loading the
factory defaults, it is recommended to ensure the DataSafe feature is disabled on the Network Controller card in
your frame. Refer to the
MFC-OG3-N and MFC-8322-S User Guide for details on disabling DataSafe.