SCTE-HMS-HEADENDIDENT-TC-MIB

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This data type represents whether the object is disabled(1) or enabled(2), or the object is not supported (3) by the current configuration or this device's hardware.

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Alarm Control value for a specific device. This object is used to control sending traps related to this headend entity or enabling disabling of raising an alarm condition for a specific entity.

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An enumerated value that provides the location where the value for the clock on the module is coming from. internal - this value is being derived internally from the local module timing source. external - an source that is external to the module, such as a controller card is providing a signal to calculate the real time clock. ntp - this module is running the ntp protocol and can sync up to a master ntp clock source. other - the real time clock source does not fit into the existing values.

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The alarm severity that is determined by the device and sent over in the trap message.

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The alarm type that describes the Event that caused the alarm.

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An enumerated value that provides a fault status of a particular hardware or software parameter that usually represent some sort of condition. A value normal(1) indicates the normal condition. A value fault(2) indicates the fault condition.

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This data type represents wavelength values that are normally expressed in nano meters. Units are in hundredths of a NanoMeter; for example, 1550.56 nm will be represented as 155056.

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This data type represents power values that are normally expressed in watts. Units are in hundredths of a watt; for example, 420 watts will be represented as 42000.

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This data type represents current levels that are normally expressed in amperes. Units are in milliamperes; for example, 2.1 Amperes would be expressed as 2100.

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An enumerated value that provides a control of a particular hardware or software parameter that usually represent some sort of switch. A SET request with a value off(1) will cause the switch to be shut off. A SET request with a value on(2) will cause the switch to be turned on. A value meaningless(3) will be implemented by the variables that represent a switch with write-only access. A GET request for the value of the write-only variable shall return a value meaningless(3). A SET request with a value meaningless(3) for the variable with write access shall have no effect and no exception is generated. A value may be used by the variables with both read-write and write-only access. The variables with read-only access shall be defined with the textual convention HeOnOffStatus.

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An enumerated value that provides a status of a particular hardware or software parameter that usually represent some sort of switch. A value off(1) indicates the switch is off. A value on(2) indicates the switch is on.

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This data type represents a packet identifier (PID) value which ranges from 0 to (2^13 - 1). The value of 65535 indicates that either the PID is invalid or does not exist.

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Configured reset value for a specific device. reset - the value of reset is SET at the device and the device will reset. running - the normal value of the device is running when an SNMP GET of the reset value is sent. resetting - The value resetting shall be returned if an SNMP GET of the device is performed after a reset SET command is sent and before the device can actually perform the reset. A second reset SET command should not interrupt the reset sequence. If a second SET is sent, it will be ignored.

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This data type represents temperature values that are normally expressed in Centigrade. Units are in tenths of a Centigrade; for example, -5.1 Centigrade will be represented as -51.

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This data type represents voltage levels that are normally expressed in volts. Units are in tenths of a volt; for example, -48.1 volts will be represented as -481.

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This data type represents power levels that are normally expressed in dB. Units are in tenths of a dB; for example, -5.1 dB will be represented as -51.

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This data type represents power levels that are normally expressed in dBm. Units are in tenths of a dBm; for example, -5.1 dBm will be represented as -51.

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This data type represents power levels that are normally expressed in dBmV. Units are in tenths of a dBmV; for example, -5.1 dBmV will be represented as -51.

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This value tells the SNMP Agent to send the Trap Regenerate Trap for all values of Current alarms for this entity. The device can provide for a means to send ALL current alarms, not just one specific entity.

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This data type represents whether the object is good(1) or has errors(2), or the object is not supported (3) by the current configuration or this device's hardware.

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This value defines the types of data that can be contained in Programs and program streams.

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This value defines the types of QAM Interleave Mode which follows the value of docsIfDownChannelInterleave. This value is supported by HMS QAM devices.

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This value defines the types of QAM Channel Modulation that is supported by QAM devices.

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This value defines the types of MPEG Video Input Frame Rate that is supported by QAM devices.