DL150-STD-MIB

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

This table organizes 4 basic attributes of points. A point is a particular sensor on an EventSensor (e.g., temperature, humidity, contact closure 2, relay 5, etc.). The 4 point attributes are its name, whether it's in its event state, the point's value as a number and its value as a string. Points are referenced by a point index. The point index is a string of 3 numbers separated by periods. It contains all the information necessary for getting a piece of data off an event sensor; namely, which EventSensor, point class, and which-sensor-of-that-class (a.k.a. point).

OBJECT-TYPE

Entry for EventSensor point table

OBJECT-TYPE

The part of the point index that refers to an EventSensor. The point index is a string of 3 numbers separated by periods. It contains all the information necessary for getting a piece of data off an event sensor; namely, which EventSensor, point class, and which-sensor-of-that-class (a.k.a. point). This object's allowable values are 1 through 16, and 200. 200 always refers to the EventSensor inside the unit. 1 through 16 refer to additional attached EventSensors. The number corresponding to an EventSensor is determined by the user at the initial configuration time. If there is an internal sensor in the unit, it will always be the first item in the Sensor Events setup menu. For example, if a new EventSensor is configured as the 2nd entry AFTER the internal EventSensor (if one exists) in the Sensor Events Setup Menu, then that EventSensor will be known from then on as EventSensor 2. All point indeces with esIndexES=2 will now refer to that particular EventSensor.

OBJECT-TYPE

The part of the point index that refers to point class. The point index is a string of 3 numbers separated by periods. It contains all the information necessary for getting a piece of data off an event sensor; namely, which EventSensor, point class, and which-sensor-of-that-class (a.k.a. point). The values for this object are: 1=temperature sensor 2=contact closure 3=humidity sensor 4=noise sensor 5=analog input 6=relay

OBJECT-TYPE

The part of the point index that delineates which sensor on the EventSensor. So this combined with esIndexPC (Point Class or type) and esIndexES (which EventSensor) uniquely defines each point (sensor or relay) attached to a unit. For example, if esIndexES is 3, esIndexPC is 1 and esIndexPoint is 4 then this is the Fourth Temperature Sensor on EventSensor number 3.

OBJECT-TYPE

The name of the point on an EventSensor. For example, 'AC temp' (in the case of the temperature sensor on an EventSensor). There can be multiple points of the same point class on an EventSensor (e.g., 8 contact closures) and multiple sensor classes on an EventSensor (e.g., temperature, contact closure, humidity). If the point referenced by a given point index is solitary (e.g., temperature sensor, because there can be only one on an EventSensor), then this object reads as '<EventSensor name>'. Setting this object for solitary point indices sets the EventSensor name only. On the other hand, if a given point is among other points of the same point class on an EventSensor, then this object reads as '<Sensor name>'. Setting this object for these NON- solitary point indices sets the sensor name only - not the EventSensor name.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

The number of EventSensors recognized by the unit, including the internal EventSensor. Range: 1-17

OBJECT-TYPE

The table of what EventSensors are attached to the unit, including the internal EventSensor

OBJECT-TYPE

Table entry for EventSensor table

OBJECT-TYPE

This number refers to an EventSensor; it has the same meaning as the esIndexES object (see above), except that this object is used only within the esTable branch. This object's allowable values are 1 through 16, and 200. 200 always refers to the EventSensor inside the unit. 1 through 16 refer to additional attached EventSensors. The number corresponding to an EventSensor is determined by the user at the initial configuration time. If there is an internal sensor in the unit, it will always be the first item in the Sensor Events setup menu. For example, if a new EventSensor is configured as the 2nd entry AFTER the internal EventSensor (if one exists) in the Sensor Events Setup Menu, then that EventSensor will be known from then on as EventSensor 2. All point indeces with esIndex=2 will now refer to that particular EventSensor.

OBJECT-TYPE

The name of the EventSensor

OBJECT-TYPE

The factory-assigned ID of the EventSensor

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

Text string for date and time; e.g. 'SUN 01/02/98 12:34:27'. When setting this object, only the date and time are required; the unit will ignore a specified day of week because it is calculated from the date and time. When this object is included in a notification as a varbind, it represents the time that the triggering event occurred.

OBJECT-IDENTITY

OBJECT-TYPE

Site ID string; Max 40 characters.

OBJECT-TYPE

The message defined for the event that triggers a trap.

OBJECT-TYPE

The user-defined trap variable for the type of event that happened. Here are the definitions: 1 Data Alarm 2 CRDBFULL 3 NODATA 4 SCHEDULED 5 IPRCSOCKETDOWN 7 Serial Handshaking Low 8 Serial Handshaking High 10 Contact Closure Active 11 Contact Closure Inactive 12 Temperature High 13 Temperature Very High 14 Temperature Low 15 Temperature Very Low 16 Temperature Return to Normal 17 Humidity High 18 Humidity Very High 19 Humidity Low 20 Humidity Very Low 21 Humidity Return to Normal 26 Analog High 27 Analog Very High 28 Analog Low 29 Analog Very Low 30 Analog Normal 40 EventSensor Unresponsive 100 Contact Closure Active Reminder 101 Temperature High Reminder 102 Temperature High Very Reminder 103 Temperature Low Reminder 104 Temperature Very Low Reminder 105 Humidity High Reminder 106 Humidity Very High Reminder 107 Humidity Low Reminder 108 Humidity Very Low Reminder 109 Analog High Reminder 110 Analog Very High Reminder 111 Analog Low Reminder 112 Analog Very Low Reminder

OBJECT-TYPE

The user-defined trap variable for the string corresponding to the event type.

OBJECT-TYPE

The user-defined trap variable for the generic included value.

OBJECT-TYPE

The user-defined trap variable for the generic included string.

OBJECT-TYPE

The cause of the trap, added for DL880 compatibility.

OBJECT-TYPE

The user-defined trap variable for the configurable class number associated with the triggering event.

OBJECT-TYPE

The user-defined trap variable for the configurable class name associated with the class number.