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This connector is used for a DAB Service Manager application. It gathers information across a DataMiner Agent for **IP-8e** elements (outputs) and **MoIN** elements (inputs and outputs).
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This connector is used for a DAB Service Manager application. It gathers information across a DataMiner Agent for **IP-8e** elements (outputs), **MoIN** elements (inputs and outputs), and **Mux** elements.
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The **Arqiva DAB Data Collector** connector can be installed on any DataMiner Agent, as long as there are **IP-8e**and **MoIN** elements available that the expected data can be retrieved from.
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The **Arqiva DAB Data Collector** connector can be installed on any DataMiner Agent, as long as there are **IP-8e**, **MoIN**, and **Mux** elements available that the expected data can be retrieved from.
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The data is collected every 1 minute.
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The data is collected every minute.
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## About
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### Version Info
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| Range | Key Features | Based on | System Impact |
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### General Page
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This page contains two dropdowns: one for **IP-8e** versions, and another for **MoIN** versions. Use these dropdowns to select the protocol versions from which data should be retrieved. Once you have selected the versions, the element will gather data from all elements running the specific version of the protocols for the inputs and outputs.
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This page contains three dropdown boxes: for **IP-8e** versions, for **MoIN** versions, and for **Mux** versions. You can use these to select the connector versions from which data should be retrieved. Once you have selected the versions, the element will gather data from all elements running the specific version of the connectors for the inputs and outputs.
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There are also three page buttons: **Mux Data**, **MoIN Data**, and **Ip-8e Data**. The tables on these subpages will be filled in as soon as you have selected the protocol versions in the IP-8e and MoIN dropdowns.
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There are also three page buttons: **Mux Data**, **MoIN Data**, and **Ip-8e Data**. The tables on these subpages will be filled in as soon as you have selected the connector versions in the IP-8e and MoIN dropdown boxes.
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#### IP-8e Data Page
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On this page, the **Data Collections Time (IP-8e)** parameter indicates the time data collection took for all of the elements.
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On this page, the **Data Collections Time (IP-8e)** parameter indicates the time data collection took for all elements.
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Below the parameter, the **IP 8e Outputs** table displays the collected data for each of the outputs from the IP-8e's.
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Below this parameter, the **IP 8e Outputs** table displays the collected data for each of the outputs from the IP-8e elements.
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#### MoIN Data Page
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On this page, the **Data Collections Time (MoIN)** parameter indicates the time data collection took for all of the elements.
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On this page, the **Data Collections Time (MoIN)** parameter indicates the time data collection took for all elements.
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Below the parameter, the **MoIN Inputs** table displays the collected data for each of the inputs assigned to a decoder on the MoIN elements, and the **MoIN Outputs** table displays the collected data for each active output.
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Below this parameter, the **MoIN Data** table displays the collected data for each of the inputs and outputs assigned to a decoder on the MoIN elements.
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#### Mux Data Page
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On this page, the **Data Collections Time (Mux)** parameter indicates the time data collection took for all elements.
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Below this parameter, the **Mux data** table displays the collected data for each of the active inputs.
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#### Execute Script
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This page is dedicated to the execution of specific scripts from the connector. You can set the **Script Name** and **Script Input**, and then click the **Execute** button to execute a script.
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Below that, the **Execution Status** and **Script Output** are displayed.
This connector allows you to monitor and set different variables on the Brandywine FDU-160i device using SNMP.
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The FDU-160i is a signal distribution amplifier contained in a compact 1U rack-mount chassis, which is among others used in secure communication systems, satellite ground stations, digital television broadcasting, and systems requiring highly reliable frequency outputs. The system accepts two frequency inputs (typically 10 MHz). It provides automatic changeover if one of the online source inputs fails, and each input is capable of driving all sixteen outputs. Manual source selection override is available on the front panel or through the Ethernet interface.
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User control of the unit happens via a built-in web browser with graphical interface or directly through this connector via SNMP.
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| 3.3.0.x | Obsolete -\> See 3.3.1.x.<br>OTT Streams Table renamed to OTT Profiles -\> minor impact expected. | Yes | Yes |
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| 3.3.1.x | Obsolete -\> See 3.3.2.x.<br>**PID Info Polling** should be disabled if firmware \< 5.3.<br>**RDP Version** should be set to *Version 1* if firmware \< 5.2; otherwise, it should be set to *Version 2*.<br>**Ethernet Multicast Version** should be double-checked. | Yes | Yes |
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| 3.3.2.x | Obsolete -\> See 3.3.3.x.<br>Standalone "CPU Core 1-2 Usage" parameters replaced with a table with all CPU cores. | Yes | Yes |
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|**3.3.3.x**|**Last Main Range**<br>Fixed PKs on Streams tables.<br>**[Bridge Technologies VB Probe Series](xref:Connector_help_Bridge_Technologies_VB_Probe_Series) should be used instead.**|
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|**3.3.3.x**|**Last Main Range**<br>Fixed PKs on Streams tables.<br>**[Bridge Technologies VB Probe Series](xref:Connector_help_Bridge_Technologies_VB_Probe_Series) should be used instead.**| Yes | Yes |
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| 4.1.0.x | Obsolete -\> See 4.3.0.x. | No | Yes |
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| 4.2.0.x | Obsolete -\> See 4.3.0.x. | No | Yes |
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| 4.3.0.x | Specific version<br>Only to be used if very accurate timing on alarms (history sets) is required. | No | Yes |
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### General Page
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This page displays the server **System ID, Version, Vendor, Time,****Name**, and **IP Address** (which represents the polling IP), as well as the **Total Memory, Memory Cache, Free Memory**, and **Memory Buffers.**
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This page displays the server **System ID**, **Version**, **Vendor**, **Time**,**Name**, and **IP Address** (which represents the polling IP), as well as the **Total Memory, Memory Cache, Free Memory**, and **Memory Buffers.**
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This page displays information regarding the **Configured****Functions,****Configured Operations**, and **Operation Transcode AAC** that are created in the device.
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This page displays information regarding the **Configured Functions**, **Configured Operations**, and **Operation Transcode AAC** that are created in the device.
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> [!NOTE]
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> If you want alarms to be triggered for datetime parameters such as the Last Up/Down columns, you will need to calculate the numeric value for a specific date and use that in the alarm template.
The Miranda XVP-3901 is an audio/video processor card. This connector is automatically generated by connector [Miranda iControl XML Gateway](xref:Connector_help_Miranda_iControl_XML_Gateway) connector.
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## About
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### Product Info
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| 1.0.0.x | Unknown |
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| 1.0.1.x | Unknown |
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## Configuration
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Elements using this connector are exported from the [Miranda iControl XML Gateway](xref:Connector_help_Miranda_iControl_XML_Gateway) connector. No user input is required
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## How to use
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The **Miranda XVP-3901** card can receive up to two signals as input. You can select which input is active by using the parameter **Input Select** on the **Input / Output** page.
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The **Device Info** page displays general information about the device such as the **Slot**, the **State**, the **Reading Time**, etc.
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The remaining pages display parameters about the audio and video signal configuration. The most important parameters are located on the **Video Processing** and **Audio Processing** pages.
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