1.21 Acorde-BUC-ACCVT

This page describes the device driver and the device window for the for the Acorde (dual-) block upconverter via SNMP.

It was developed based on ACCVT-LKa-Ex-Vx-MIB-01-06.mib

Device window pages

The following table shows which device window pages are available with this individual device type. Tool-bar functions not mentioned here are described at the general description of device windows .

Configuration parameters

At the maintenance page of the device window there are a couple of configuration parameters which must be set to make the software talk to the unit.

parameter description
address The SNMP address specification for the device (details below).
powerDisplayMode Defines the display of gain or attenuation in the parameter section.
extRef Allows to switch unit between internal or external reference source, automatic mode and automatic fallback mode.
gainRange Allows to adjust the gain range of the respective unit. The default range is 30dB.
deviceComment An optional text entered here appears as an addition to the tooltip which is shown while the mouse is placed over a device icon in the GUI. The \n character sequence is translated into a newline character, splitting the text into multiple lines.

SNMP address specification

The full address consists of the following fields: aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd:pppp read-community write-community

parameter description
aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd The IP address of the device in 'dotted quad' notation. This field is mandatory.
pppp The IP port number where the device accepts SNMP requests. The port number may be omitted, the driver uses the standard port 161 in this case.
read-community The SNMP read community name. This must match the read community expected by the device.
write-community The SNMP write communit name. This must match the write community expected by the device. The write community name may be omitted, the driver uses the read community name for both, read and write in this case. If both community names are missing, the driver uses public as a default for read and write community.

Variables defined by this device driver

name type flags range
info.driver TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
lowLevel.cmd TEXT StringRange
lowLevel.reply TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
faults.99 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Communication)
faults.commstat TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.type TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.port TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.frame TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.serial TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.version TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.alias TEXT R/O StringRange R/O
info.signal.on CHOICE R/O EnumRange R/O (OFF ON)
config.powerDisplayMode CHOICE SAVE SETUP EnumRange (GAIN ATTN)
config.extRef CHOICE SETUP EnumRange (INTERNAL EXTERNAL AUTO AUTO-FALLBACK)
config.gainRange INTEGER SAVE SETUP IntegerRange (0 .. 0)
config.deviceComment TEXT SAVE SETUP StringRange
tx.on CHOICE EnumRange (OFF ON)
tx.gain.1 FLOAT DoubleRange (0.00 .. 30.00)
tx.gain.2 FLOAT DoubleRange (0.00 .. 30.00)
tx.attn.1 FLOAT DoubleRange (0.00 .. 30.00)
tx.attn.2 FLOAT DoubleRange (0.00 .. 30.00)
tx.eq.1 FLOAT DoubleRange (0.0 .. 9.0)
tx.eq.2 FLOAT DoubleRange (0.0 .. 9.0)
meas.temperature FLOAT R/O DoubleRange R/O (0.0 .. 0.0)
meas.current FLOAT R/O DoubleRange R/O (0.00 .. 0.00)
meas.voltage FLOAT R/O DoubleRange R/O (0.00 .. 0.00)
reset TEXT NOPRESET StringRange
recover TEXT NOPRESET StringRange DIS
internal.gain1 INTEGER R/O IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
internal.gain2 INTEGER R/O IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0)
internal.old BOOLEAN R/O BooleanRange R/O (true false)
faults.01 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (User Memory)
faults.02 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Factory Memory)
faults.03 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Temperature)
faults.04 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Init Voltages)
faults.05 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Low Band Lock)
faults.06 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (High Band Lock)
faults.07 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (OCXO Lock)
faults.08 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Int Communication)
faults.09 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Overcurrent)
faults.10 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Undercurrent)
faults.11 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Overvoltage)
faults.12 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Undervoltage)
faults.13 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Reference)
faults.14 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Temperature Warn)
faults.15 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Int Memory Warn)
faults.16 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (Reference Warn)
faults.26 ALARM R/O AlarmFlagRange R/O (TX Off)