Find Encoder Parameters - VBrick 9000 Getting Started Manual

encoder. In this case the commanding entity must be prepared to wait before continuing the
editing session. In practice, it is unlikely that any automated program will be tasked with
initiating any tasks that will cause a spontaneous reboot.

Find Encoder Parameters

The best way to find a parameter name is by viewing the Configuration Log. Once you find
the parameter name, you can check the MIB using a MIB browser to verify the definition and
usage.
To locate a parameter name using the Configuration Log:

1. Use VBAdmin to set or change a parameter and click
2. Navigate to Monitor > System Logs > Configuration Log and examine the log. You will
see a configuration log message reporting the exact name of the parameter you just
changed.
3. Verify the definition and usage of the parameter by examining the MIB file with either a
standard MIB browser or a text editor.
4. You can use this parameter name in a script. Make sure you prefix the parameter name
with , for example:
vbrick
vbrickProgramTransmitterName
The following example shows how the
vbrickProgramTransmitterName
First find the
Transmitter Name
appropriate MIB file (see MIB Files) in a MIB browser. The valid value for this variable is
. If the syntax calls for an integer, use a numeric value; if the syntax calls for a
DisplayString
string, use an alpha value.
To find the encoder parameter name and syntax:

1. Find and change the parameter in VBAdmin. Navigate to Encoder Configuration >
Transmitters > Transmitter Name.
2. Navigate to Monitor > System Logs > Configuration Log and find the name of the
parameter you just changed.
Encoder Getting Started
Transmitter Name
in the MIB.
parameter name using the Configuration Log. Then open the
Command Line Interface
.
Apply
in VBAdmin is associated with
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