RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/1800/2000/4000 Administrator’s Guide
Polycom®, Inc. 905
2 Click Active Alarms.
The RTM-IP is populated with 4 temperature sensors numbered: Sensor 14-17.
On the Slot ID: 5 - RTM - IP Properties, Sensor 16 is called "Incoming ambient" and on the right side of the
table and you can see the threshold numbers of the sensor. For example, on Sensor 14, the event "Upper
Major" is activated when the temperature reaches +60
° (degrees) Centigrade. The "Upper Major" event
results in an alarm being triggered. Perform an overall system check. The Upper Critical event is activated
when the temperature reaches a +71
° (degrees) Centigrade.
CNTL Card Properties
To view the Collaboration Server CTNL Properties:
1 In the Hardware Monitor pane, right-click the CTNL entry and then select Properties.
2 Click Active Alarms.
Right clicking on any Collaboration Server card will display the cards Properties.
The Sensor numbering and Temperature listings may vary on Collaboration Server systems
depending on card’s Hardware Version and Software Version number. The Collaboration Server
Manager and RealPresence Collaboration Server Client software version can also affect the UI or
change the look & feel.