Timewave DSP-D300, Manual

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power supply voltage
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port activity
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firmware version numbers
To view this information, either monitor it from the Control300 program (See
Control300
Control Program
on page 24) or type “status” from the command line. See
DSP-D300
Shell (Command Line)
on page 10 for instructions on how to use the shell’s command
line.
Alarms
Another feature of the D300 is the alarm generator. Alarms are generated by:
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Watchdog timeout on the packets. (No packet activity for set period of time.)
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(Open for future expansion.)
These alarms may be set by entering the timeouts in the SET command line control. See
s
et
on page 18.
The D300 will send an alarm for special conditions to a monitoring computer. The
computer must either have a port monitor running or use the “IFLOWS Monitor”. This
program has been is no longer supported, but is described here for clarity.
Figure 2: IFLOWS Monitor
The IFLOWS Monitor resides next to the clock on the Notify Bar. It uses an alarm bell
icon. By clicking on the icon, a menu appears for exiting or setting the options.
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