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heRFSwitchControl

OBJECT-TYPE
1.3.6.1.4.1.5591.1.11.4.2.1.1.1.1.2
Access
read-write
Status
current
Sub-identifiers
0
Sets the intended state of the RF Switch. The effect of this control will depend on the value of heRFSwitchMode. If heRFSwitchMode is set to automatic, the value this control is set to will be the preferred setting. If it is set to manual, the switch will assume this setting. Actual switch operation while changing switch control value(s) is up to the equipment vendor. For example, if the switch is in manual mode and the operator tries to connect the output to an invalid input, the switch may or may not change state. Not all enumerations must be supported. For example, an A-B RF switch may support only the pathA and pathB enumerations while a cross-bar switch may support cross, bar, bothA or bothB or only cross and bar but not pathA and pathB enumerations. See the note below about the expected SNMP response. A value pathA(1) connects the switch output to side A (first input) of the switch. This enumeration is intended for use by an A-B switch. A value pathB(2) connects the switch output to side B (second input) of the switch. This enumeration is intended for use by an A-B switch. A value cross(3) connects the switch outputs to the inputs as follows: Side A (first or primary) output is connected to side B (second or alternate) input. Side B (second or alternate) output is connected to side A (first or primary) input. This enumeration is intended for use by a cross-bar switch. A value bar(4) connects the switch outputs to the inputs as follows: Side A (first or primary) output is connected to side A (first or primary) input. Side B (second or alternate) output is connected to side B (second or alternate) input. This enumeration is intended for use by a cross-bar switch. A value bothA(5) connects the switch outputs to the inputs as follows: Side A (first or primary) output is connected to side A (first or primary) input. Side B (second or alternate) output is connected to side A (first or primary) input. This enumeration is intended for use by a cross-bar switch. A value bothB(6) connects the switch outputs to the inputs as follows: Side A (first or primary) output is connected to side B (second or alternate) input. Side B (second or alternate) output is connected to side B (second or alternate) input. This enumeration is intended for use by a cross-bar switch. *** IMPORTANT *** It is NOT required that an RF switch support all enumerations. A SET request for an unsupported value shall yield a badValue(3) error by an SNMPv1 agent or an inconsistentValue(12) by an SNMPv2 agent.
INTEGER { pathA(1), pathB(2), cross(3), bar(4), bothA(5), bothB(6) }