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Alert messages
Table 13 lists the different types of alarms in the Event Log of the instrument and
a description of what causes each alarm.
Table 13:
Event log alarm types
Alarm Type
Description
Video signal lost
Indicates a missing or unlocked video signal regardless of IP or SDI.
NOTE.
The video stream may be not decodable or corrupted.
Format unsupported
Indicates an unsupported video format.
Standard definition detected
Indicates the presence of standard definition video.
Video format changed
Indicates the detection of a video format change.
Video format mismatch
Indicates a mismatch between the detected and the configured video format.
RTP Sequence Error
Indicates that a sequence error was detected in incoming RTP stream.
NOTE.
Sequence errors can be caused by dropped, out of order, or duplicated
packets. A sequence error can also be triggered when the sequence number within
a flow will not change.
RTP Header Invalid
Indicates an error was detected in RTP header.
RTP Timestamp Error
Indicates the RTP timestamp is corrupt or is not updating at the correct frequency for
the specified media type.
RTP Marker Frequency Error
Indicates that RTP marker bit is not designated at the correct frequency for the
specified media type.
NOTE.
If this alarm is present the frequency off is off by ± 1 Hz.
HBRMT Sequence Error
Indicates a sequence error was detected in SMPTE 2022.6 HBRMT header.
NOTE.
This alarm will not trigger with 2110. HBRMT has its own sequence header
and clock.
HBRMT Header Invalid
Indicates an error was detected in the S2022.6 HBRMT
header.
HBRMT Timestamp Error
Indicates an error was detected in the S2022.6 HBRMT Timestamp.
S2022.7 path missing
Indicates one of the datapaths in a S2022.7 seamless switching configuration is
missing.
Combined RTP sequence error
Indicates an RTP sequence error was detected in the combined output of a
media
stream protected using RTP packet reordering or S2022.7 seamless switching.
Data rate invalid or unstable
Indicates that the detected data rate of a video input is unstable or nonstandard.
NOTE.
If this alarm is triggered the hardware has indicated that the AUX out
cannot lock. The Incoming video data rate is unstable or off.
PTP Unlocked
Indicates that Precision Time Protocol is unlocked or missing.
SDI active field length error
Indicates the active field length of SDI video is incorrect.
SDI total field length error
Indicates the total field length of SDI video is incorrect.