This page describes the Newtec-MCX7000-IPOUT device driver and its device window. The Newtec-MCX7000-IPOUT device driver monitors and controls one IP output configured in a Newtec MCX7000 Multi-carrier Satellite Gateway.
Multiple instances of the device may be configured in the sat-nms M&C to handle all IP outputs of the gateway. All devices referring to the same physical device must be configured at the same device thread / interface to ensure that SNMP requests to the device do not overlap.
The 'output' configuration parameter is used to select which of the IP outputs in the Gateway this particular sat-nms device shall control. The software automatically evaluates the number of available IP outputs at the gateway after software startup and sets the available choices of the 'output' configuration parameter accordingly. The RESET button on the Maintenance device screen page can be used to force a re-read of the output list, e.g. if a new IP output has been added via the Newtec Web GUI.
The device driver cannot add or remove IP outputs, it simply reflects the actual configuration of the gateway. Adding or removing IP outputs and assigning them to physical network interfaces must be done with the Newtec Web GUI
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 .
--- The device monitoring an control parameters.
--- The faults page.
--- The device info page.
--- The maintenance page. The configuration parameters described below are set at this page.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 device.
parameter --- description
address --- The SNMP address specification for the device. The full address specification consists of the following fields:aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd:pppp read-community write-community
output --- Selects the IP output in the gateway to control. The software automatically evaluates the number of available IP outputs at the gateway after software startup and sets the available choices of this parameter accordingly. To force an update of the output list without restarting the software press the RESET button at the Maintenance page.
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.revision | TEXT | R/O | StringRange R/O |
| config.output | CHOICE | SAVE SETUP | EnumRange (1) |
| outputEnable | CHOICE | EnumRange (OFF ON) | |
| tsProtocol | CHOICE | EnumRange (UDP RTP) | |
| destPort | INTEGER | IntegerRange (1 .. 65535) | |
| destIpAddress | TEXT | StringRange | |
| ttl | INTEGER | IntegerRange (1 .. 255) | |
| outputInterface | CHOICE | R/O | EnumRange R/O (DATA DATA1 DATA2) |
| tsPacketsInFrame | INTEGER | IntegerRange (1 .. 7) | |
| flushScheduleTime | INTEGER | IntegerRange (0 .. 0) | |
| outputBitrate | FLOAT | R/O | DoubleRange R/O (0.00 .. 0.00) |
| dropCount | INTEGER | R/O | IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0) |
| overflowCount | INTEGER | R/O | IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0) |
| operationState | TEXT | R/O | StringRange R/O |
| packetRate | INTEGER | IntegerRange (0 .. 0) | |
| flags.ip | BOOLEAN | R/O | BooleanRange R/O (true false) |
| reset | TEXT | NOPRESET | StringRange |
| faults.01 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (General) |
| faults.02 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (No Output) |
| faults.03 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output Overflow) |