TmnxVdoAnalyzerAlarmStates
The data type TmnxVdoAnalyzerAlarmStates is an octet string that represents the analyzer state for the past 10 seconds. Setting a variable of this type to 'good'(00) indicates either there was no alarm during that second or the state of the stream has been cleared from a prior errored state. A value of 'tnc'(01)indicates a TNC (Tech Non-Conformance) error occured during that second. A value of 'qos'(02) indicates a QOS (Quality of Service) error occured during that second. A value of 'poa'(03) indicates a POA (Program off Air) error occured during that second. Since the octet string is 10 bytes long, the 10th byte indicates the most recent state of the stream. Below is how an example stream would appear. Each byte in the stream holds an alarm state for a second. good (00), -- stream was good during 1st second tnc (01), -- stream had tnc error during 2nd second qos (02), -- stream had qos error during 3rd second qos (02), -- stream had qos error during 4th second qos (02), -- stream had qos error during 5th second good (00), -- stream error was cleared during 6th second good (00), -- stream was good during 7th second tnc (01), -- stream had tnc error during 8nd second poa (03), -- stream had poa error during 9th second good (00) -- stream error was cleared during 10th second.