TPDIN2-MIB

Description: Manages Tycon Systems TPDIN2 DIN-rail PoE switch power budgets, port power delivery, and alarm thresholds.

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This is a Tycon Systems MIB for the TPDIN2 DIN-rail-mounted PoE (Power over Ethernet) switch, part of their TPDIN Monitor Web V2 product line used in industrial/outdoor PoE deployments. It exposes device identity information (name, version, build date), multiple relay outputs, and multiple voltage sensor readings alongside general product/monitor grouping objects. It is explicitly built for monitoring hardware status, most notably power-related health: the voltage1–voltage4 objects let an admin track input/rail voltage levels, and relay1–relay4 expose the state of controllable relay outputs often used for alarm or power-cycling functions in DIN-rail PoE deployments. No specific dependency on other standard MIBs is apparent from the available data; this looks like a self-contained vendor MIB. It is typically deployed on Tycon Systems DIN-rail PoE switches used in industrial, outdoor, or utility cabinet installations where compact power monitoring and remote relay control are needed, and administrators can download the TPDIN2-MIB file to load it into their MIB browser for this monitoring.

An admin would poll voltage1 through voltage4 to track the DIN-rail switch's input/rail voltages, where a reading drifting outside the expected range could indicate a failing power supply or brownout condition before it takes down connected PoE devices. relay1 through relay4 can be checked (or set) to confirm the state of auxiliary relay outputs, often wired to alarms or remote power-cycling circuits. The version and builddate objects let an admin confirm the firmware version running on the unit during a fleet-wide audit.

Vendor-private MIB for TPD IN2 device management; manages telephony/data integration equipment configuration and status.