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The discrete output elements parameters of the Didactum devices can be located depending on their physical location in the sub-branches:

  • ctlInternalSensors - main system sensors;

    • ctlInternalSensorsOutletsTable;

  • ctlCANSensors - CAN bus sensors;

    • ctlCANSensorsOutletsTable;

  • ctlRsSensors - serial port sensors;

    • ctlRsSensorsOutletsTable;

Example -  View outlets available in the system:

$ snmptable -Ci -Cb -v2c -cread 192.168.0.193 DIDACTUM-SYSTEM-MIB::ctlInternalSensorsOutletsTable

SNMP table: DIDACTUM-SYSTEM-MIB::ctlInternalSensorsOutletsTable

IdModuleNumTypeNameStateValueInitialPulse
3010012002-1"relay""Analog Power""on""on""on"15
10200120031"outlet""Relay-1""off""off""off"1
10200220032"outlet""Relay-2""off""off""off"1
10200320033"outlet""Relay-3""off""off""off"1
10200420034"outlet""Relay-4""off""off""off"1

The location of such elements in the system is determined by the module identifier in which this element is physically located and with the port number in the module - Num.

Relays (Outlets) may be in the following possible states:

  • ‘on’ - switched on;

  • ‘off’ - switched off;

  • ‘pulse’ - pulse.

The initial state is given by the field Initial. Management of the state is recorded in the field Value. The pulse length in seconds is given by the field Pulse

Example - Sending 5 seconds pulse on the relay with ID=102003:

$ snmpset -v2c -cwrite 192.168.0.193 DIDACTUM-SYSTEM-MIB::ctlOutletPulse.102003 i 5 \ DIDACTUM-SYSTEM-MIB::ctlOutletValue.102003 s "pulse"

DIDACTUM-SYSTEM-MIB::ctlOutletPulse.102003 = INTEGER: 5
DIDACTUM-SYSTEM-MIB::ctlOutletValue.102003 = STRING: "pulse"

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