Frame, Frame alarm reporting web page – Grass Valley 8900NET v.4.4.0 User Manual
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8900NET (Net Card) — Instruction Manual
Using the 8900NET GUI
Frame Alarm Reporting Web Page
Use
this
link
Selecting the Frame Alarm Reports link on any Frame or 8900NET web
page will bring up the Frame Alarm Reporting web page shown in
. This page provides a summary of the various alarms
and warning reports that can be enabled and disabled for the frame com-
ponents for reporting status to the Frame Alarm on the rear of the frame
and the SNMP traps.
•
Hardware Switch Status
– the Hardware Switch Status section of this web
page displays the current settings of the DIP switches, S1 and S2, on the
8900NET circuit board as described in
•
Module Health Report status
– under the Hardware Switch Status table is a
message in blue text giving the current status of the Module Health
Report checkbox in the Frame Health Reporting list. When the Module
Health selection is enabled in the Frame Health Reporting table
(
), the message will read:
If the Module Health Report checkbox is unchecked in the Frame
Health Reporting list, the message will read:
Note
This message does not reflect the setting made on the Internal Module
Healthbus control explained later in this section.
•
Output Format for Warnings
– set the Frame Alarm output on the RS-232
connector to output a pulse or a continuous voltage level when a
warning condition is detected from the Module Health bus. For more
information on the voltage level from the Module Health Bus, refer to
External Frame Alarm on page 28
•
Internal Module Healthbus
– this control is provided to enable or disable
Module Health Bus
FAULT
status reporting to the Frame Status web page
and the Frame Health Reporting table.
When a fault condition is occurring on the Module Health Bus (caused
by 3 or more modules reporting a Warning or Configuration error con-
dition and/or a single module reporting a fault) and the
Internal Module
Healthbus
control is set for
Enable
, the fault will be reported on the Frame
) and in the Frame Health
Reporting table (
).