--- The faults page.
--- The device info page.
--- The maintenance page. The configuration parameters described below are set at this page.This page describes the device driver and the device window for the Symmetricom DA4059B distribution amplifier.
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 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 unit.
| parameter | description |
|---|---|
| address | not required |
Communication protocol / Interface type
This device driver requires the Terminal-CRLF-CRLF protocol. The unit will be connected via Ethernet. Default TCP/IP port is 10001.
Installation
Before you can operate the distribution amplifier with the satnms software, you must prepare the unit by setting a fixed IP address.
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.model | TEXT | R/O | StringRange R/O |
| info.version | TEXT | R/O | StringRange R/O |
| info.input | CHOICE | R/O | EnumRange R/O (NONE 1 kHz 10 kHz Other) |
| internal.s | INTEGER | R/O | IntegerRange R/O (0 .. 0) |
| internal.t | TEXT | R/O | StringRange R/O |
| internal.i | CHOICE | R/O | EnumRange R/O (NONE 1 kHz 10 kHz Other) |
| faults.01 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (No Input) |
| faults.02 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 1) |
| faults.03 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 2) |
| faults.04 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 3) |
| faults.05 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 4) |
| faults.06 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 5) |
| faults.07 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 6) |
| faults.08 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 7) |
| faults.09 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 8) |
| faults.10 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 9) |
| faults.11 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 10) |
| faults.12 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 11) |
| faults.13 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 12) |
| faults.14 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 13) |
| faults.15 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 14) |
| faults.16 | ALARM | R/O | AlarmFlagRange R/O (Output 15) |