Elements

The probe breaks event data down into tokens and parses them into elements. Elements are used to assign values to ObjectServer fields; the field values contain the event details in a form that the ObjectServer understands.

The following table describes the elements that the Probe for Motorola MUNO generates. Not all the elements described are generated for each event; the elements that the probe generates depends upon the event type.

Table 1. Elements
Element name	Element description
`$Ack`	This element indicates whether the error has been acknowledged.
`$Ack_Date`	This element contains the date when the alarm is acknowledged.
`$Ack_Opr`	This element displays the name of the operator that acknowledged the alarm.
`$Additional_Information`	This element displays additional information about the alarm.
`$Additional_Text`	This element displays additional descriptive information about the alarm.
`$Agent`	This element displays the name of the agent.
`$Alarm_ID`	This element displays the identification number of event.
`$Cell_BTS`	This element displays the cell from where the alarm is generated.
`$Clear`	This element displays the clearance set for the alarm. Note: When the `$Clear` element is set to CLEAR, the Severity of the alarm is automatically set to CLEAR. Otherwise, it is as mentioned in the severity field.
`$Clear_Date`	This element displays the date that the alarm was cleared.
`$Clear_Opr`	This element displays the operation of the alarm clearance.
`$Date`	This element displays the date of the event.
`$Device`	This element displays the name of the device.
`$Device_Type`	This element displays the type of device.
`$Event_Type`	This element displays the type of event.
`$ProbableCause`	This element displays the textual description of the probable cause.
`$Severity`	This element displays the severity of the alarm.
`$Telephony_State_New`	This element displays additional information about the location of the alarm.