Telemetry Affecting Network Throughput Sample Clauses

Telemetry Affecting Network Throughput. This telemetry includes, but may not be limited to, the status of satellite transmitters and receivers, the nadir pointing vector, scheduled outages, low-power conditions, etc. An SNMP variable is associated with each telemetry dam point. and the value must be continuously updated and sent (via function call) to the SNMP process running on the SCC. The SNMP process will contain thresholds which indicate whether the value of the telemetry data point constitutes an alarm condition. If an alarm exists, an alert is automatically sent to the NCC.
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