Microsemi ATS-6501B T-Flex - Node Configuration File (Node.cfg)

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ATS-6501 Users Guide
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To check the status of this feature use the settings syscfg command.
ATS-6501>settings syscfg
[mode] system
[OK] 2013-09-05T23:51:48Z
If configuration errors are detected the system will light the front panel alarm light and the alarms
command will provide an indication of the error.
ATS-6501>alarm
[alarm] syscfg -- Incorrect format in slot 6 port 2: expected=B, actual=H
[OK] 2013-09-05T23:54:07Z
ATS-6501>alarms
[syscfg]
[occurrences] 1
[set]
[what] Incorrect format in slot 6 port 2: expected=B, actual=H
[when] 2013-09-05-23:53:16.800
[OK] 2013-09-05T23:55:35Z
To get a complete list of the configuration errors use the status syscfg:errors command.
ATS-6501>status syscfg:errors
[1] Incorrect format in slot 6 port 2: expected=B, actual=H
[2] Incorrect signal word in slot 6 port 2: expected=120, actual=121
[OK] 2013-09-05T23:56:38Z
To stop using this feature use:
ATS-6501>syscfg --mode standalone
Set Mode
[OK] 2013-09-05T23:53:17Z
Once the system has been set up for the correct mode use the save command to save the current
system settings and the system will use these settings after a power cycle, restart, or reboot.
2.10.5 Node Configuration File (node.cfg)
The Node Configuration file allows users to set up measurement sources, calibrate those
measurement sources, and perform math functions on those measurements. These measurements
can be used as a source of time for the time of day, and phase/frequency for steering in the ATS-
6501. These measurements can also be passed to external users via IP Port 2150.
This configuration also allows the unit to pass alarm/status information from downstream devices
(i.e. the TSC-4340, ATS-6511, and/or distribution systems) to a monitor and control system
called the Alarmserver. This allows the operator to monitor the clocks and the entire distributions
system, even those devices that are not on the network for alarms and status.
The example below shows the header information in the node.cfg file. This information should
not be modified.
-- node.cfg