Network Technologies ASI-IP-GTW, DVB-ASI to IP user manual Snmp tab

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ASI-IP-GTW User's Manual

Figure 13 SNMP tab

Trap Destination Servers: A list containing the IP-addresses of all the current receivers of SNMP trap messages.

Add Trap Server: Clicking this button adds the IP-address from the neighbouring IP input field to the list of trap servers. If you haven’t entered an address or if the IP-address is already in the list you will get an error message.

Delete Trap Server: This button is only enabled if you have selected a trap server in the “Trap Destination Servers” list. Clicking the button deletes the currently selected server from the list. A confirmation dialog will appear to make sure you really want to delete it. Clicking ok will confirm the deletion.

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Contents DVB-ASI to IP Gateway This page is intentionally left blank Rev Date SW ver Comment Important noticePage Table of Contents Options 12.1 Who Should Use this Manual IntroductionPurpose of this Manual What Equipment is Covered by this Manual Contact InformationSoftware versions Summary of FeaturesRole of the ASI-IP-GTW in a Typical System Page Front Panel Description Indicator Colour DescriptionGuided Tour User InterfaceHardware Options ConstructionFunctionality Max value Description Software OptionsIntroduction Installing the EquipmentInstalling the Equipment Ventilation Equipment accessTo fix the equipment To cable the equipmentASI port To connect the equipmentPower Cable and Protective Earth PowerAC Power Supply USA Nema 5-15P Protective Earth /Technical EarthUK BS Pin placement Specification Optional DC Power SupplyConnecting the Video Gateway to the AC Power Supply ASI ports Signal ConnectionsIntroduction DVB ASI output Ethernet data portDVB ASI input Ethernet management port LEDsPowering Down Powering Up/DownBefore Powering up Powering UpChanging the IP address of the unit Operating the EquipmentOverall status Looking at the WEB interfaceSnmp Main tab Sub-tab DescriptionStatus Product type ASI-IP-GTW Device InfoMain Network1.22 SFP AdvancedDevice info page, Network and SFP sub-page Shows the sub-page for time setting used for alarm reports Time settingsSnmp AlarmsSnmp tab Ping tab PingPage Security Shows the sub-page for user security password protectionMain Input ConfigurationIP TX IP TX Parameters Input StatusIP TX Status IP TX FEC FEC SettingsPage Static MAC setting Ethernet SettingsVlan settings Ping page of an IP transmitter Ping SettingsIP RX Output ConfigurationIP RX Status Output StatusIP RX Parameters FEC sub-page of an IP receiver Page Ethernet sub-page of an IP receiver Ping page of an IP receiver Advanced Tab Advanced TabPage Transmitted Network streams NetworkData Network Interface Status Received Network streams Shows the Network page for a unit configured to IP-RX modeSave/Load Saving a ConfigurationSave/Load page when saving configuration Loading a Configuration2 1PPS interface Options1PPS/10MHz interface modules Separate 10MHz/1PPS moduleShows the layout Operating the 1PPS/10MHz interface moduleLED description for separate 1PPS/10MHz interface module LED descriptionsShows the layout of the RIP-2 screen RIPv2 functionalityPage Functional Description IP Transmit ModeEquipment Description Management IP Receive ModeIP Bi-directional Mode Page Alarm Severity level Description Protocol mapping Overview of Video over IPUDP Mode Data Flow Block DiagramsForward Error Correction FEC Page Maintenance Preventive Maintenance and Fault-findingPreventive Maintenance Preliminary Checks Fault-findingFault finding Philosophy PSU LED Unlit / Power Supply Problem Rotation Alarm LED lit / Alarm conditionFans Not Working / Overheating Step Action If the result of action is Yes Check FanProgress Bitrate estimation Alarm Description Error sourceGeneral Disposing of this EquipmentTo return the unit Appendix a Glossary Page Page Page DVB ASI port Appendix B Technical SpecificationProtocols Alarm relay and maintenance port specificationEthernet data port Ethernet management portDC Mains input AC Mains InputPhysical Details Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC SafetyEnvironmental Conditions Compliance1Interface to public telecommunication system CE MarkingAppendix C References Ex. http//192.168.0.100/upgrade Appendix D Upgrade of FeaturesFeature upgrade Feature upgrade dialogue Appendix E Upgrading Software Upgrade SWSW load progress Layer 3 Routing Appendix F Quality of service Setting Packet priorityMpls Layer 2 priority ASI-IP-GTW Configuration