Application.porttable; Application.porttable.portentry.portindex; Application.porttable.portentry.poenable - DEV 2190 User Manual

User Manual DEV 2190

5.5.4.3.9 .application.portTable

The .portTable describes the special features and settings of each amplifier module.
Note:

The switch functionality of applied redundancy units is not considered in the
.portTable. I.e. the redundancy switch modules of redundant amplifier options
are not listed in the .portTable.
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Examples for the occurrence and the sequence of ports in the .portTable:
a) 1:1 configuration with 16 amplifier modules:
Index 1: module in the first slot
Index 2: module in the second slot
(...)
Index 16: module in the sixteenth slot
b) Configuration with redundant amplifier options (chapter 3.3.4):
Index 1: module in the first slot (redundancy unit 1, main channel)
Index 2: module in the third slot (redundancy unit 1, backup channel)
Index 3: module in the fourth slot (redundancy unit 2, main channel)
(...)
Index 10: module in the fifteenth slot (redundancy unit 5, backup channel)
c) Mixed 1+1/1:1 configuration (chapter 3.3.5):
Index 1: module in the first slot (redundancy unit 1, main channel)
Index 2: module in the third slot (redundancy unit 1, backup channel)
Index 3: module in the fourth slot (redundancy unit 2, main channel)
Index 4: module in the sixth slot (redundancy unit 2, backup channel)
Index 5: module in the seventh slot (1:1 module)
Index 6: module in the eighth slot (1:1 module)
Index 7: module in the ninth slot (1:1 module)
5.5.4.3.9.1

.application.portTable.portEntry.portIndex

OID:
Syntax:
Access:
Description:
5.5.4.3.9.2

.application.portTable.portEntry.poEnable

OID:
Syntax:
Access:
Description:
Note:
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The factory setting is "2" (enabled) for all ports.
.1.3.6.1.4.1.21035.41.2.9.1.1.x
INTEGER32 (1..255)
not-accessible
A unique value for each table entry ranging between "1" and the
number of entries (defined by .numberOfPorts, chapter 5.5.4.3.8).
.1.3.6.1.4.1.21035.41.2.9.1.2.x
INTEGER {disabled (1), enabled (2)}
read-write
Error messages possibly caused by the port are (or can be) enabled
or disabled. Additionally this setting influences the switching be-
havior of a device with applied redundancy switching functionality
in Auto Mode; please refer to chapter 5.1.3.1.
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