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{iso(1) identified-organization(3) dod(6) internet(1) private(4) enterprise(1) 1206 transportation(4) devices(2) dcm(9) dcmOpsStatus(3) dcmReset(1)}

dcmReset(1)

 
 

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Description:

dcmReset OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX INTEGER {other(1), hardReset(2), softReset(3), commReset(4), factoryReset(5), userReset(6), tableClear(7)}
ACCESS read-write
STATUS optional
DESCRIPTION
"indicates the different types of resets that may be issued to the dcmdevice. The values and their meaning are:
1=Other
2=Hard Reset
-(restart program, reset comms, clear all user settings, resetsensor boards, reset keyboard/display, reset cpu program memory,
does not clear data files, resets to all factory defaults, stopscurrent recording study)
3=Soft Reset
-(restart program, does not reset comms, does not change usersettings, does not reset sensor boards, resetskeyboard/display, resets cpu program memory, does not clear
data files, does not reset to factory defaults, stops current
recording study)
4=Comms Reset
-Resets the comms channel used to communicate with the field
unit to user defaults.
-It is recommended that all required elements are resynched bythe dcm device to ensure that communications is not lost with
the dcm unit (e.g. modem).
5=Factory Reset
-User settings consist of all structures that can be written to.
-Resets all user settings to factory defaults.
6=User Reset
-Which objects/tables to reset and the values to reset them to
is configured by the dcmURCTTable7=Table Clear
-The clear operation is based on the dcmTableClearTable"



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MIB object for network management

 
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Parent OID: dcmOpsStatus(3) Next sibling OID: dcmTCTMaxNumRows(2) Last sibling OID: dcmOCITable(11)