Cisco Systems 15216 EDFA2 manual Loshyst, Lpoutdev, Lpouthyst, Lpoutsetpt

					Chapter 8 Provisioning Using TL1
Set Alarm Thresholds
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	Table 8-1 Alarm Threshold Attribute Definitions (continued)
		Variable		Maximum
	Attribute	Definition	Syntax	Access	Description
	LOSHYST	Loss of signal	Integer	Read-write	Used to set the amount the input signal
		(input power)	(0 to 1000)		must increase above the LOS
		hysteresis			Threshold level before the alarm is
					cleared. This attribute, in conjunction
					with the loss of input signal alarm
					threshold, enables efficient clearing of
					alarms. Set this attribute at a value that
					is appropriate for the application so
					that the alarm condition will clear
					when input is stable. Consult with the
					Cisco TAC to determine the correct
					value for your application. As a
					guideline, Cisco recommends setting
					the value 1 dB above the LOS
					Threshold value. With this setting, the
					module will clear the alarm if it detects
					a signal level of 1 dB above the current
					LOS Threshold value. Valid entries are
					between 0 and 1000 and are in dB
					times 100. For example, if the
					hysteresis required is 1 dB, the power
					alarm hysteresis is 100.
	LPOUTDEV	Loss of output	Integer	Read-write	Can be disregarded when operating
		power	(0 to 1000)		amplifier in factory default Constant
		deviation			Gain Temperature Compensated mode.
					Deviation object is only valid when
					amplifier is used in Constant Output
					Power and Idle modes.
	LPOUTHYST	Loss of output	Integer	Read-write	Can be disregarded when operating
		power	(0 to 1000)		amplifier in factory default Constant
		hysteresis			Gain Temperature Compensated mode.
					Hysteresis object is only valid when
					amplifier is used in Constant Output
					Power and Idle modes.
	LPOUTSETPT	Loss of output	Integer	Read-only	Can be disregarded when operating
		power	(0 to 1000)		amplifier in factory default Constant
		setpoint			Gain Temperature Compensated mode.
					Setpoint object is only valid when
					amplifier is used in Constant Output
					Power and Idle modes.

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