bertDeviceToLoopMask

Every class of devices to loop is represented by 6 bits 
of mask. Bits 0-29 are valid in this integer. The meaning 
of the mask can be understood from the example below:
              
   -----------------------------------------------------------
             |     |         |       Test Medium
   Class of  | SM  |   MODE  |________________________________
   devices   |supp | Loopback|Line |multiple T1 | 64k |  56k
             |     |         |     | time slots |     |
   -----------------------------------------------------------
   noLatch   |  1        0      0        0         0      1
   latch     |  1        1      0        0         1      1
   v54       |  1        1      0        1         1      1
   inband/esf|  1        1      1        0         0      0
   metallic  |  1        0      1        0         0      0
   -----------------------------------------------------------
   (Table contents applicable to FRSM-4T1)
   bertDeviceToLoopMask = 001110011000100110000111011111 binary
              
The column titles represent the variables bertDeviceToLoop  
depends on. The mask is represented in column major order.
Due to the limitation on the length of the mask, 'noDevice'
option is not represented in this mask. But, the mask for 
it, is assumed to be a row of ones except for a zero on 
'MODE Loopback' column.

MIB

CISCO-WAN-SRM-BERT-MIB

OID

.1.3.6.1.4.1.351.110.6.1.28.1.5

Type

column

Access

readonly

Status

current

Parent

bertSupportedTestsTableEntry

Groups

1