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Issue 1.34 

IBDH/IBUH/TLTH/ILAH Installation and Operation Handbook 

Page 17 

 

The Peak SNMPv2 MIB files are available from Peak Communications Ltd website, below is a 
quick overview of them. 
 
The Peak Enterprises node is essentially split into three main areas: 

Converters  - 

In  this  node  there  is  a  peakxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxModule  showing  a  table  of  the 

Converter module(s), this is where the band of the unit can be checked/changed. 
 

Unit 

– This node allows the unit status to be checked as well as the Ethernet and redundancy 

settings. 
 

PeakFaultsModule 

– This node contains the unit summary alarm as well as a table showing all 

the faults currently on the unit. 

  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for IBDH Series

Page 1: ... THE INFORMATION AND SPECIFICATIONS CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT SUPERCEDE ALL PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS PRODUCT PEAK COMMUNICATIONS Ltd maintains a continuing programme of product improvement and therefore reserves the right to change specifications without notice Installation and Operating Handbook IBDH Series Down Converters IBUH Series Up Converters TLTH Series Test Loop T...

Page 2: ...DESCRIPTION 5 Front Panel Description 5 Keyboard 5 LCD display 5 LED Indicator 5 REAR PANEL DESCRIPTION GENERIC 5 REAR PANEL PINOUTS 6 Remote 6 Alarms 6 Redundancy 6 Ethernet If option fitted 7 OPERATION 8 Menu Structure 8 1 for 1 Redundancy 12 1 for 2 Redundancy 13 1 for N Redundancy 13 UPC 14 REMOTE CONTROL 15 Serial Communications RS232 485 15 Ethernet 16 ...

Page 3: ...mmunity EN 50082 Part 1 Generic immunity standard part 1 Domestic commercial and light industrial environment The equipment must be operated with its lid on at all times If it is necessary to remove the lid for routine servicing or fault finding then it is essential that the lid is fitted back correctly before normal operation For the Alarm and Remote Control data interfaces all D type connectors ...

Page 4: ...lass A for connection to the mains supply as such it is provided with a mains inlet cord suitable for use in the country of operation In normal circumstances this will be of an adequate length for installation in the rack If the mains cord proves to be too short then any replacement must have a similar type fuse if fitted and be manufactured to similar specification check for HAR BASEC or HOXXX X ...

Page 5: ...isplay The backlit display is a graphic display and characters are scaled to incorporate as much information as possible on the screen It provides detailed information about the status and configuration of the unit and when appropriate prompts the user to enter data via the keypad LED Indicator Only one tricolour LED is present marked STATUS This shows GREEN when the unit is OK RED when an interna...

Page 6: ...n the unit will be muted unless the above Ext Mute pin is joined to GROUND Redundancy 9 Way D type Male on the chassis with connections as follows RS485 Rx 1 RS485 Tx 2 Not used 3 Not used 4 Not used 5 Not used 6 RS232 Rx In 7 Not used 8 9 RS485 Rx 10 RS485 Tx 11 Not used 12 Not used 13 Not used 14 GROUND 15 RS232 Tx Out Unit fault 1 COM 1 Unit fault 1 N C 2 Ext Mute 1 3 Unit fault 2 COM 4 Unit fa...

Page 7: ...Issue 1 34 IBDH IBUH TLTH ILAH Installation and Operation Handbook Page 7 Ethernet If option fitted RJ45 8P8C female connector ...

Page 8: ...l being input Output from the unit is from the connector s marked OUTPUT Menu Structure On Power up the unit will start in HOME mode displaying the following options Generally YES will select enable an item and NO will step back one step with no changes The unit s HOME screen has 5 main menu options as shown in Figure 1 below Operating display This menu shows a graphical representation of the RF p...

Page 9: ...ONTROL menu option is available Figure 3 below shows a basic configure menu however as stated above the menu choices change depending on the unit and its options The possible list of unit options that have their own configure menu items and associated configuration screens include Attenuation Band Mute Power Detection ATTENUATION Allows the attenuation of the RF path of the unit to be changed the ...

Page 10: ...facility can be disabled via the Disable I P alarm menu option A compression fault is generated if the output power level is greater than the compression alarm level set off this menu REMOTE CONTROL Selects a sub menu with further menus If the Ethernet module is not installed then the following menu will be shown 1 Set REMOTE mode Sets the unit to allow control from a remote source Pressing 1 agai...

Page 11: ...buttons The menu choices 1 4 shown in figure 11 allow the user to change the relevant Ethernet settings of the unit 5 TCP Port Sets the TCP port number used that allows serial comms messages to be sent via Ethernet to the unit 6 TCP Socket Timeout Sets the timeout value after which time if no communication is received on the open TCP socket it is closed 7 SNMP Allows the SNMP protocol to be turned...

Page 12: ...ws different redundancy controllers and their associated units to all use the same redundancy cable In normal operation this should be 0 however if the redundancy system is part of a UPC system then this system number should be something other than 0 All units attached to the same redundancy controller should have the same system number and it should be unique from any other redundancy controllers...

Page 13: ...dundancy type on the configure redundancy menu is set to 1 2 and units set to identifier A B or S The switch unit is connected to the rear panel 9 way connector with the supplied cables A changeover will be caused by an alarm detected in one of the online units A or B or a changeover keypad 4 being selected this will result in the configuration of the online unit being taken over by the standby an...

Page 14: ... Event Log of any errors or events that have arisen 1 View Displays the stored logs 2 Clear Allows the user to clear the log Service This menu has 5 submenus as shown below in figure 13 1 Monitor Points Allows monitoring of PSU points and internal temperature 2 Display Timeout Allows setting of display timeout 3 Time And Date Allows setting of current time and date 4 CLEAR NVRam Allows complete re...

Page 15: ... the STX ETX parts A Address of unit Address ranges from ASCII character 001 to 255 If in RS232 Mode this address can be anything in the 001 to 255 range I Instruction number See List below MESSAGE Numerous characters from length 0 upwards CHKSUM The checksum is used to verify the accuracy of the message frame The checksum is defined as the summation of all the bytes in the message beginning with ...

Page 16: ... unit can be controlled using the serial remote control messages as described earlier sent through the TCP port set in the Ethernet menu option Web Page The unit can be controlled via the in build web server s web page There are two pages Status and Configure Hopefully both of which are self explanatory Figures 17 18 show screen shots of the web pages SNMP The IBDH IBUH series units fitted with Et...

Page 17: ...entially split into three main areas Converters In this node there is a peakxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxModule showing a table of the Converter module s this is where the band of the unit can be checked changed Unit This node allows the unit status to be checked as well as the Ethernet and redundancy settings PeakFaultsModule This node contains the unit summary alarm as well as a table showing all the faults c...

Page 18: ...uk You can also contact us via our website at www peakcom co uk To return a Peak Communications product for repair 1 Contact the Peak Communications support department and request a Return Material Authorisation RMA number 2 You will be required to provide to our support representative the model number serial number and a detailed description of the problem 3 To prevent any damage to the product d...

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