Patton electronics NetLink 1001MC Operation Manual

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Modem Information page MIB variables description 80Model 1001MC Operations Guide 5 • Model 1094ARC management• testMode(3)Warnings (warningCount)This field displays the warnings that are associated with each modem installed in the system. When warningsare present, this field will be highlighted in yellow and the number of warnings will be listed. For more infor-mation on the cause of the warning, you should view the System Log. Warnings will be highlighted in yellowin the log. The warning for the slot can be erased in the Slot Configuration page.Note The System Log will still display the warnings even after the number iscleared. The warning count listed in the Model 1001MC column is thesum of all warnings for the system, including the individual modems.Errors (errorCount)This field displays the errors that are associated with each modem installed in the system. When errors arepresent, this field will be highlighted in red and the number of errors will be listed. For more information onthe cause of the error, you should view the System Log. Errors will be highlighted in red in the log. The errorsfor the slot can be erased in the Slot Configuration page.Note The System Log will still display the errors even after the number iscleared. The error count listed in the Model 1001MC column is thesum of all error s for the system, including the individual modems.Local User Id (localUserID)User supplied string that defines the NetLink modem installed in the rack. The string is stored in non-volatileflash within the NetLink modem and is useful for hardware identification. If the address of the modem ischanged, the User ID will move to the new slot. The string can be up to 10 bytes long and can be changed orreset within the Slot Configuration page.Local Model Code (localModelCode)This column displays the model code of the NetLink modem installed at the specified address. The ModelCode is also a hyperlink into the configuration page for the NetLink modem and its remote unit. The modelcode information is passed to the Model 1001MC after the card is placed online. The Model 1001MC is auto-sensing, meaning that when a card is found or lost, the information will automatically be updated in the sys-tem. You are not required to setup the Model Code information for each slot. When a card is removed fromthe system, the Model Code will be erased and an error or warning will be displayed for the slot (this dependson the settings in the Slot Configuration page)Remote User Id (remoteUserID)User supplied string that defines the Customer Premise box at the far end of the link. The string is stored innon-volatile flash within the CP unit. If the unit is moved, you ID will move to the new slot making it usefulfor hardware identification. The string can be up to 10 bytes long and can be changed or reset within the SlotConfiguration page.Remote Model Code (remoteModelCode)This column displays the model code of the Customer Premise NetLink modem at the far end of the link. Thisinformation is communicated from the CP box over the link to the CO Rack Card unit. The NetLink mDSL