0x05EF Alarm Threshold Configure

Each DSP Series 2 main board can store up to three hours of files in a local cache. Each parameter has a threshold that generates an alarm. The M and N values provide a filter. M samples out of N must exceed the threshold for an alarm to occur. Files are stored in one-second blocks.

Used in:
Generic Card Configure
Generic Card Query
VoIP Protocol Configure
VoIP Protocol Query

Byte | Description
0, 1 | Tag 0x05EF Alarm Threshold Configure
2, 3 | Length 0x0008
4 | Value[0] Alarm Number 0 (0x00) Number of Reads 1 (0x01) Total Bytes Read 2 (0x02) Average Read Delay 3 (0x03) Maximum Read Delay 4 (0x04) Number of Writes 5 (0x05) Total Bytes Written 6 (0x06) Average Write Delay 7 (0x07) Maximum Write Delay 8 (0x08) Maximum Simultaneous Files Opened 9 (0x09) Average Simultaneous Files Opened 10 (0x0A) CPU Idle Time 11 (0x0B) VRA Process Delay 12 (0x0C) VRA IO Queue Delay
5 | Value[1] Severity 0x00 Minor 0x01 Major
6 | Value[2] M Value (Hits in window) Minimum 1 (0x01) Maximum 16 (0x10) Default 3 (0x03)
7 | Value[3] N Value (Samples in window) (N >= M) Minimum 1 (0x01) Maximum 16 (0x10) Default 5 (0x05)
8-11 | Value[4-7] Threshold Value (if this is a time value, it is in microseconds)

Digital Signal Processor
Voice over Internet Protocol. The delivery of voice information in digital form in discrete packets rather than in the traditional circuit-committed protocols of the public-switched telephone network (PSTN).