TANDBERG Alteia Instruction Manual page 78

Alarms
4.3 Summary Alarm Masking and Relay Setting
Figure 4.2 shows the alarm sources for a Satellite Receiver, however the
principle is the same for Decoders and Terrestrial Receivers. Illustrated are
the effects of the Relay and Mask options. Also shown are the sources that
cannot be masked. Relays can be assigned in any chosen order and more
than one Alarm can be assigned to a relay contact, creating an alarm
group. The choices made in Figure 4.2 are for illustration purposes only.
RELAY:
(Rear panel connector)
ALARM MENU (#5)
FUNCTION / MODULE
02 - INPUT:
03 - VIDEO:
04 - VBI:
05 - AUDIO 1:
06 - AUDIO 2:
07 - ASYNC:
08 - SYNC:
09 - CA:
10 - TEMPERATURE: OK
11 - FAN STATUS:
FUNCTION / MODULE
1 - ALARM STATUS
[page numbers of alarm items]
SATELLITE RECEIVER INPUT MENU (#4)
FUNCTION / MODULE
01 - BER
[Received BER level]
FUNCTION / MODULE
10 - LIMITS BER
[Sets BER and LEVEL alarm
threshold values]
FUNCTION / MODULE
02 - LEVEL
[Shows input level]
Figure 4.2: Satellite Receiver Alarm Sources
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1
RELAY
OK
1
FAIL
OK
NONE
FAIL
OK
FAIL 2
OK
NONE
FAIL
OK
FAIL 4
OK
NONE
FAIL
OK
FAIL 3
OK
NONE
FAIL
FAIL
OK
FAIL
n.nE-n
&
LEVEL
&
Instruction Manual: Alteia and Alteia plus Professional Receivers and Decoders
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3 4 5
FUNCTION / MODULE
11 - USER ALARM MASK
[store alarm mask profile]
6
(summary)
MASK
YES
NO
YES
YES
OR
NO
NO
NO
YES
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ALM
ALARM
(Front panel)