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SNMP ("System Network Management Protocol") is an Internet Standard way to monitor the elements in a
network. The SPM-200 software includes what is called an SNMP "Agent". SNMP agents send information to an
"SNMP Management System", which is running somewhere on the network. Management Systems can poll
Agents, or an Agent can send information to the Management System using something called a "Trap". The
SPM-200 sends traps to either or both of the Trap addresses selected here for any alarm which has the "Trap"
boxes checked.
Your SNMP Management System requires MIB files which can be downloaded from the "SNMP Set-up" page
under "Configuration", see Fig. 14. It can also be found on the CD Rom provided with the SPM-200 or at www.
newmartelecom.com/Site_Power_Monitor/Firmware_Update/Firmware.html
If an SNMP Management System is running on your network, contact your system administrator for
information regarding the parameters above.
To verify SNMP has been set-up properly, click on 'Save and Test Traps' to send a test trap.
5.3.6 Camera (IP) Configurations
FIGURE 15: Camera Configuration
The SPM-200 can display thumbnail images from up to four Internet Cameras on the Logging Page. Note
that these cannot be simple "Webcams"; they must be cameras that have their own Internet interfaces. Note
also that the SPM-200 does not monitor or do anything with the images from the cameras except display the
thumbnails on the "cameras" page. You must enter the IP address of each camera, and select the model from
the drop down menu. Only certain cameras are supported. This is necessary because every Camera has its
own method of retrieving thumbnail images from it. Contact Newmar for information about what models are
currently supported.
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