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This is a serial connector that is used to monitor and control the device **Imagine Communications Platinum Router.**
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This is a serial connector that is used to monitor and control the device **Imagine Communications Platinum Router**.
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## About
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A platinum router is a matrix that can switch different types of sources (Audio/Video). The matrix can also be divided into several "virtual" matrixes, which each create a new level.
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A platinum router is a matrix that can switch different types of sources (audio/video). The matrix can also be divided into several "virtual" matrixes, which each create a new level.
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This connector requires **DataMiner version 8.5.3** or higher.
This connector uses a serial connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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-**IP address/host**: The polling IP of the device.
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-**IP port**: The default value is *52116*.
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-**Bus address**: A one-based number between 1 and 16, 16 included. Defines the level that is monitored by the connector.
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-**Ignore** the **Timeout of a single command** and **Number of retries** settings (the latter should be *0*).
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(Note: it is possible to configure an element timeout in the **Advanced element settings**.)
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#### SNMP secondary connection
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> [!NOTE]
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> -**Ignore** the **Timeout of a single command** and **Number of retries** settings (the latter should be *0*).
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> - The element timeout can be configure in the **advanced element settings**.
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#### SNMP Connection - Secondary
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In range 1.1.2.x, the connector uses a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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### Configuration in case the matrix remains empty
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In case the matrix remains empty after you have created the element, check if the IP address, bus address and port are correct. Also verify if the DataMiner software is version 8.0.5.4 or later.
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In case the matrix remains empty after you have created the element, check if the IP address, bus address, and port are correct. Also verify if the DataMiner software is version 8.0.5.4 or later.
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If this is the case and all settings seem correct, check the element log file and verify if there is no firewall blocking traffic on port 52116.
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## Usage
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## How to Use
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### Main View Page
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### Table View Page (version 1.1.0.3 onwards)
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On this page, you can view a table representation of the matrix, and you can also set a crosspoint or disconnect it.
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This is only available if the appropriate setting is configured on the **Configuration Page**.
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### Configuration Page
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### Table View Page
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On this page, you can view a table representation of the matrix, and you can also set a crosspoint or disconnect it.
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This is only available if the appropriate setting is configured on the **Configuration Page**.
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- Once the element has been created, the connector shows the connected crosspoints on the configured level. You can change the connected input for an output by clicking the new input. The Platinum Router will then automatically disconnect the originally connected input in order to connect the new input. This means that the connector will not send a disconnect command. It is currently not possible to disconnect a connected input, so the connector will never send a disconnect command. All communication happens through the LRC (Logical Router Control) protocol, which also sends notifications when a change occurs, so that changes are updated in real time.
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- All sets are (currently) done ONLY on the level that is being monitored.
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- It is possible to hide some inputs and outputs from the matrix. To do so, go to the **Configuration** page and set the **Matrix Resize Method** to *Manual.* Then set the **Number of Inputs Visible** to the number you want to see. The same applies for the outputs. When you do this, only the first chosen number of inputs and outputs will be visible in the matrix.
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- It is possible to hide some inputs and outputs from the matrix. To do so, go to the **Configuration** page and set the **Matrix Resize Method** to *Manual*. Then set the **Number of Inputs Visible** to the number you want to see. The same applies for the outputs. When you do this, only the first chosen number of inputs and outputs will be visible in the matrix.
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- The maximum number of inputs and outputs is 640.
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- When you set the **Matrix Resize Method** to *Automatic*, the connector will query the dimensions of the matrix and show only the first N and M inputs and outputs.
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From version 1.1.0.3 onwards, there is also a **Table View Page**, which shows a Table View of the matrix, and allows you to connect or disconnect crosspoints.
This is an SNMP connector that is used to monitor and control the device **Imagine Communications Platinum VX CQ**.
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A platinum router is a matrix that can switch different types of sources (audio/video). The matrix can also be divided into several "virtual" matrixes, which each create a new level.
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This connector requires **DataMiner version 8.5.3** or higher.
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## About
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### Version Info
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| Range | Key Features | Based on | System Impact |
This connector uses an SNMP connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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SNMP CONNECTION:
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-**IP address/host**: The polling IP of the device, e.g. *62.245.205.52.*
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-**Port number**: The port of the connected device, by default *161*.
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-**Get community string**: The community string used when reading values from the device, e.g. *public*.
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-**Set community string**: The community string used when setting values on the device, e.g. *private*.
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#### Serial secondary connection
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This connector uses a smart serial connection and requires the following input during element creation:
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SERIAL CONNECTION:
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-**IP address/host**: The polling IP of the device.
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-**IP port**: The default value is *52116*.
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-**Bus address**: A one-based number between 1 and 16, 16 included. Defines the level that is monitored by the connector.
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> [!NOTE]
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> -**Ignore** the **Timeout of a single command** and **Number of retries** settings (the latter should be *0*).
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> - The element timeout can be configure in the **advanced element settings**.
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### Configuration in case the matrix remains empty
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In case the matrix remains empty after you have created the element, check if the IP address, bus address, and port are correct. Also verify if the DataMiner software is version 8.0.5.4 or later.
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If this is the case and all settings seem correct, check the element log file and verify if there is no firewall blocking traffic on port 52116.
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## How to Use
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### Frame Controller Page
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This page contains all the basic information about the frame, as well as some configuration/status subpages: Switchpoint, Power Supply and Fan, SNMP, Network, and Clock.
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### Slot 1 PV 32x32 Page
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This page contains the all input/output tables related to slot 1. Note that these are not linked to the matrix: the matrix tables are the source/destinations tables found on the routing subpages.
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### Slot 2 PV-CQ-16 Page
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This page contains the various parameters and tables related to slot 2. It includes the advanced settings for video and audio on separate subpages, as well as the Audio TSG and Miscellaneous sections.
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### Faults Page
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This page contains the Trap Outstanding Table, listing the current alarms across all 3 modules. For more detailed information about the faults, you can look at the subpages, which include every possible frame fault and slot 2 fault. (Slot 1 faults will be added in a next iteration).
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### Routing Page
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This page contains the basic LRC parameters and the channels table. This page also has the Destinations and Sources subpages, containing the respective tables.
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### Destination Channels Page
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This page contains the destination channels table.
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### Matrix Page
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This page contains the matrix.
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### Labels Page
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This page contains the matrix labels table.
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## Notes
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- Once the element has been created, the connector shows the connected crosspoints on the configured level. You can change the connected input for an output by clicking the new input. The Platinum Router will then automatically disconnect the originally connected input in order to connect the new input. This means that the connector will not send a disconnect command. It is currently not possible to disconnect a connected input, so the connector will never send a disconnect command. All communication happens through the LRC (Logical Router Control) protocol, which also sends notifications when a change occurs, so that changes are updated in real time.
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- All sets are (currently) done ONLY on the level that is being monitored.
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