User`s guide

13-4
Operation via SNMP
13.4.2. Circuit Group Status/Control
ON, OFF, BOOT, and DEFAULT commands can be issued for circuit groups via SNMP.
Circuit groups are arranged in a table of 54 rows, one row for each circuit group in the
system. Circuit Group parameters are described below.
• plugGroupTable::plugGroupName – String indicating the circuit groups name.
• plugGroupTable::plugGroupAction – Action to be taken on circuit group
1 – Mark to turn ON (does not execute)
2 – Mark to turn OFF (does not execute)
3 – Mark to BOOT (does not execute)
4 – Mark to DEFAULT (does not execute)
5 – Mark to turn ON and execute circuit group actions
6 – Mark to turn OFF and execute circuit group actions
7 – Mark to BOOT and execute circuit group actions
8 – Mark to DEFAULT and execute circuit group actions
Set plugGroupTable::plugGroupAction to desired action, as specified by values
1-4 above, for each circuit group index the action is to be applied to. For the last circuit
group you wish to set before executing the commands, use values 5-8 instead, which
will invoke the requested commands all at once.
13.5. Viewing RPC Status via SNMP
Status of various components of the RPC can be retrieved via SNMP. Circuit Status, and
Environmental Status are currently supported.
13.5.1. Circuit Status
The status of each circuit in the system can be retrieved using the command below.
• plugTable::plugStatus – The status of the circuit.
0 – Circuit is OFF
1 – Circuit is ON
• plugTable::plugName - String indicating the circuit's user-defined name.
13.5.2. Unit Environment Status
The temperature reading can be retrieved from the RPC unit.
• environmentUnitTable::environmentUnitName – The unit (LOCAL.)
• environmentUnitTable::environmentUnitTemperature – The temperature
of the given unit.