TAIT-TN9300-TC

Description: Defines Tait TN9300 textual conventions for mobile radio management type enumerations.

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TAIT-TN9300-TC is a vendor-specific MIB from Tait, a manufacturer of land-mobile/two-way radio systems, that defines shared textual conventions, reusable enumerated types and data formats, used across the broader TN9300 MIB suite for its mobile radio base station/repeater equipment. As a textual-conventions-only module it carries no monitorable leaf objects of its own; instead it standardizes how status values, alarm codes, and configuration enumerations are represented so the companion TN9300 MIBs, which do expose real hardware/software status, can use consistent, well-typed data. Its relevance to monitoring is therefore indirect: it underpins the alarm, state, and configuration enumerations that the sibling TN9300 modules use to report equipment status such as transmitter/receiver health, alarm conditions, or operational mode. It is a direct dependency for essentially every other module in the TN9300 MIB family, which imports its type definitions. It is deployed alongside the full TN9300 MIB suite on Tait TN9300 mobile radio base station equipment. Engineers can download the TAIT-TN9300-TC file directly to load it into their MIB browser.

There is no data to poll directly in this module; a management station's MIB compiler instead imports its textual conventions so it can correctly decode enumerated status/alarm values, such as radio channel state or alarm severity codes, reported by the companion TN9300 status and configuration MIBs. Without this module loaded, a management tool would be unable to properly interpret the typed values used throughout the rest of the TN9300 MIB suite.

Tait TN9300 DMR node textual conventions for node states, severity levels, and unit synchronization status.