Product Overview:The Cheetah Technologies CMD-P+ Transponder (Model 66900-0677) is a DOCSIS®-based monitoring device designed to enhance the management of cable plant power supplies. By leveraging existing DOCSIS® infrastructure, it enables cable operators to proactively monitor and manage power supplies in the outside cable plant. The transponder communicates power supply data through DOCSIS® channels to the Cable Modem Termination System (CMTS), which then interfaces with SNMP-based software managers like Cheetah Technologies' CheetahXD™. This setup facilitates real-time monitoring and alerts, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the power network.
Features
DOCSIS® Integration: Utilizes existing DOCSIS® channels for seamless communication with the CMTS, eliminating the need for additional infrastructure.
Broad Compatibility: Supports a wide range of power supply equipment from multiple manufacturers, including Lectro ZTT, APC SM7, Alpha USM/USM2, HMS-enabled power supplies, and Multilink Internal.
Proactive Monitoring: Enables real-time monitoring and management of power supplies, allowing for prompt response to potential issues and minimizing downtime.
SNMP Support: Compatible with SNMP-based software managers such as CheetahXD™, facilitating centralized management and integration into existing network operations centers.
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Product Overview:The Cheetah Technologies CMD-P+ Transponder (Model 66900-0677) is a DOCSIS®-based monitoring device designed to enhance the management of cable plant power supplies. By leveraging existing DOCSIS® infrastructure, it enables cable operators to proactively monitor and manage power supplies in the outside cable plant. The transponder communicates power supply data through DOCSIS® channels to the Cable Modem Termination System (CMTS), which then interfaces with SNMP-based software managers like Cheetah Technologies' CheetahXD™. This setup facilitates real-time monitoring and alerts, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the power network.
Features
DOCSIS® Integration: Utilizes existing DOCSIS® channels for seamless communication with the CMTS, eliminating the need for additional infrastructure.
Broad Compatibility: Supports a wide range of power supply equipment from multiple manufacturers, including Lectro ZTT, APC SM7, Alpha USM/USM2, HMS-enabled power supplies, and Multilink Internal.
Proactive Monitoring: Enables real-time monitoring and management of power supplies, allowing for prompt response to potential issues and minimizing downtime.
SNMP Support: Compatible with SNMP-based software managers such as CheetahXD™, facilitating centralized management and integration into existing network operations centers.
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Product Overview:The Cheetah Technologies CMD-P+ Transponder (Model 66900-0677) is a DOCSIS®-based monitoring device designed to enhance the management of cable plant power supplies. By leveraging existing DOCSIS® infrastructure, it enables cable operators to proactively monitor and manage power supplies in the outside cable plant. The transponder communicates power supply data through DOCSIS® channels to the Cable Modem Termination System (CMTS), which then interfaces with SNMP-based software managers like Cheetah Technologies' CheetahXD™. This setup facilitates real-time monitoring and alerts, ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the power network.
Features
DOCSIS® Integration: Utilizes existing DOCSIS® channels for seamless communication with the CMTS, eliminating the need for additional infrastructure.
Broad Compatibility: Supports a wide range of power supply equipment from multiple manufacturers, including Lectro ZTT, APC SM7, Alpha USM/USM2, HMS-enabled power supplies, and Multilink Internal.
Proactive Monitoring: Enables real-time monitoring and management of power supplies, allowing for prompt response to potential issues and minimizing downtime.
SNMP Support: Compatible with SNMP-based software managers such as CheetahXD™, facilitating centralized management and integration into existing network operations centers.
