DPS-TEXT-RTU-MIB

Description: Manages DPS Telecom text-based Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU) alarm and monitoring configuration.

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DPS-TEXT-RTU-MIB is DPS Telecom's proprietary MIB for its text-based Remote Telemetry Unit (RTU), a device used to collect alarm and telemetry data at unmanned telecom or utility sites. It exposes device identity/configuration data (date-time, device type, phone number), analog point data (readings and thresholds), and discrete/contact point data, all organized around an alarm-grid concept. Its core purpose is monitoring the hardware and environmental status of a remote site: analog channels typically carry sensor readings like temperature, battery voltage, or humidity, while discrete/contact points report binary conditions such as door-open or power-fail alarms, and threshold comparisons flag when a reading crosses into an alarm condition. There is no evident dependency on other standard MIBs; it is a self-contained proprietary schema. It is typically deployed in telecom central offices, cell sites, and utility substations where a central NOC polls dozens of remote RTUs, making DPS-TEXT-RTU-MIB SNMP monitoring a standard part of unattended-site alarm monitoring deployments.

An administrator would poll dpsTEXTRTUv2APoint and dpsTEXTRTUv2AState together with dpsTEXTRTUAnalogvalue to see the current reading and state of an analog channel, comparing it against dpsTEXTRTUAnalogthresholds to detect an out-of-range condition such as an overheating equipment cabinet. For discrete alarms, dpsTEXTRTUv2CPoint and dpsTEXTRTUv2CDisplay would be polled to check contact-sensor status like a door or intrusion switch. The dpsTEXTRTUv2AlarmGrid object gives a consolidated view of all analog and contact points at once, letting an operator quickly spot which of many remote sites has an active alarm.

DPS TEXT remote terminal unit for SMS alarm and relay control management with analog threshold monitoring.