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iso/org/dod/internet/private/enterprises/.318/.1/.1/.1/.13/.3/upsDiagBatteryFrameTable/upsDiagBatteryFrameEntry/upsDiagBatteryModuleStatusPerFrame

upsDiagBatteryModuleStatusPerFrame

OBJECT-TYPE

1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.13.3.4.1.2

Access

read-only

Status

mandatory

Source

PowerNet-MIB

Sub-identifiers

Description

An ASCII string containing the 64 flags representing the status of battery modules. 1 indicates battery module installed, 0 indicates battery module not installed. The flags are numbered from 1 to 64, and read from left to right. The flags are defined as follows: Flag 1: Battery Module Level 1 A Flag 2: Battery Module Level 1 B Flag 3: Battery Module Level 1 C Flag 4: Battery Module Level 1 D Flag 5: Battery Module Level 1 E Flag 6: Battery Module Level 1 F Flag 7: Battery Module Level 2 A Flag 8: Battery Module Level 2 B Flag 9: Battery Module Level 2 C Flag 10: Battery Module Level 2 D Flag 11: Battery Module Level 2 E Flag 12: Battery Module Level 2 F Flag 13: Battery Module Level 3 A Flag 14: Battery Module Level 3 B Flag 15: Battery Module Level 3 C Flag 16: Battery Module Level 3 D Flag 17: Battery Module Level 3 E Flag 18: Battery Module Level 3 F Flag 19: Battery Module Level 4 A Flag 20: Battery Module Level 4 B Flag 21: Battery Module Level 4 C Flag 22: Battery Module Level 4 D Flag 23: Battery Module Level 4 E Flag 24: Battery Module Level 4 F Flag 25: Battery Module Level 7 A Flag 26: Battery Module Level 7 B Flag 27: Battery Module Level 7 C Flag 28: Battery Module Level 7 D Flag 29: Battery Module Level 7 E Flag 30: Battery Module Level 7 F Flag 31: Battery Module Level 8 A Flag 32: Battery Module Level 8 B Flag 33: Battery Module Level 8 C Flag 34: Battery Module Level 8 D Flag 35: Battery Module Level 8 E Flag 36: Battery Module Level 8 F Flag 37: Battery Module Level 9 A Flag 38: Battery Module Level 9 B Flag 39: Battery Module Level 9 C Flag 40: Battery Module Level 9 D Flag 41: Battery Module Level 9 E Flag 42: Battery Module Level 9 F Flag 43: Battery Module Level 10 A Flag 44: Battery Module Level 10 B Flag 45: Battery Module Level 10 C Flag 46: Battery Module Level 10 D Flag 47: Battery Module Level 10 E Flag 48: Battery Module Level 10 F Flag 49: <Not Used> Flag 50: <Not Used> Flag 51: <Not Used> Flag 52: <Not Used> Flag 53: <Not Used> Flag 54: <Not Used> Flag 55: <Not Used> Flag 56: <Not Used> Flag 57: <Not Used> Flag 58: <Not Used> Flag 59: <Not Used> Flag 60: <Not Used> Flag 61: <Not Used> Flag 62: <Not Used> Flag 63: <Not Used> Flag 64: <Not Used>

Syntax

DisplayString