Cisco Cisco Digital Service Access Node (DSAN) 8210 Installation Guide

 

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You can configure the following DSAN 8210 parameters via the CLI or SNMP: 

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Configure the EIA output channels for EAS and for the auxiliary inputs. 

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Change the EAS priority threshold. 

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Enable or disable telnet and the craft port. 

Changes to some parameters may require a reset to take effect. In the CLI, you will 
see a message indicating that a system reset is necessary. In the SNMP, check 
saDsanAdminUserConfigStatus to determine if a reset is required. 

Important: Be sure that the EIA output channel associated with EAS is not used by 
the auxiliary inputs. This could lead to important EAS messages unintentionally 
being overwritten by auxiliary output. 

Use the following commands or MIB objects to modify user configurable parameters 
via the CLI or SNMP. It is important to change the EIA output channel for EAS 
immediately. 

Use the eas outchan command to read or set the default EAS force tune output 
channel. Use this command when the received SCTE-18 force tune details channel 
information cannot be resolved to one of the currently provisioned 82 channels. 

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To disable use of the default EAS output channel, set to 0. 

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When not configured, the default factory setting is -1. 

Note: The DSAN will remain in an alarm condition until this value is configured. 
This must be set during installation either to 0 or to a valid output channel to clear 
the alarm. 

From SNMP, change the value of saDsanAdminUcEasOutputEiaCh to a valid EIA 
output channel. 

Note: Do not use an EIA output channel already assigned to an auxiliary input.