NTCIP1201-RecMech DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
IMPORTS

MODULE-IDENTITY, OBJECT-IDENTITY, OBJECT-TYPE, Integer32, Unsigned32, 
Counter32, IpAddress, Opaque, zeroDotZero 
                                               FROM SNMPv2-SMI
                                                 -- RFC 2578
OBJECT-GROUP
                                               FROM SNMPv2-CONF
                                                 -- RFC 2580
ITSOerString
                                               FROM FIELD-DEVICE-TC-MIB
                                                 -- ISO 20684-1 Annex A      
application
                                               FROM NTCIP8004-Transportation;

recMech MODULE-IDENTITY
  LAST-UPDATED "202210010000Z"
  ORGANIZATION "NTCIP BSP2 WG"
  CONTACT-INFO
   "name: NTCIP Coordinator
    email: ntcip@nema.org
    postal: National Electrical Manufacturers Association
            1300 North 17th Street, Suite 1752
            Rosslyn, Virginia 22209-3801"
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This MIB defines the SMIv2 representation of 
     the NTCIP1103v0352-recMech MIB, which was defined in NTCIP 1103.
     This MIB defines objects related to the recording mechanism functions 
     that are found in devices.

     This MIB was deprecated in NTCIP 1201 v04 due to security issues in the 
     structure of the MIB. The objects have been replaced by objects in the 
     NTCIP1201v04-recMech MIB.
     
           *** All objects in this MIB have been deprecated. ***

     <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9
     Copyright 1996, 2006, 2022 by the American Association of State Highway 
     and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), the Institute of Transportation
     Engineers (ITE), and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association
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     Copyright Conventions. 

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  REVISION "202210010000Z"
  DESCRIPTION
    "NTCIP 1201 v04 - Upgraded format to SMIv2 and deprecated all objects."
  REVISION "201612310000Z"
  DESCRIPTION  
    "NTCIP 1103 v03 - Original version of this MIB."
::= { application 9 }

-- 17.2 OBJECT IDENTITIES
-- 17.2.1 Recording Mechanism Conformance Node
recMechConformance OBJECT-IDENTITY 
  STATUS deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This node is an identifier used to manage the high-
      resolution recording mechanism. 
     <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.127"
::= { recMech 127 }

recMechCompliances OBJECT-IDENTITY 
  STATUS deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This node is an identifier used to manage the high-
      resolution recording mechanism.
     <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.127.1"
::= { recMechConformance 1 }

recMechGroups OBJECT-IDENTITY 
  STATUS deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This node is an identifier used to manage the high-
      resolution recording mechanism.
     <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.127.2"
::= { recMechConformance 2 }

-- 17.3 OBJECTS

-- NOTE-The recording mechanism class table is presented first to ease 
-- the readability of the standard.

-- 17.3.1 Maximum Recording Mechanism Classes Parameter
maxRecClasses  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..254)
  UNITS       "RecClasses"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> The object defines the number of rows in the recClassTable 
      that this device supports. This is a static table. 
    <Informative> The recClassTable has been replaced with a dynamic table, 
      which does not require an object indicating the maximum number of rows.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.1"
::= { recMech 1 }

-- 17.3.2 Recording Mechanism Class Table
recClassTable  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      SEQUENCE OF RecClassEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This table is used to configure recording mechanism 
      limits and recording table maintenance. 
    <TableType> static
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassTable
    <Informative> The replacement table is dynamic. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2"
::= { recMech 2 }

recClassEntry  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      RecClassEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object defines a row in the Recording Mechanism
      Class Table
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassEntry
    <Informative> The replacement table has a dual index consisting of
      an owner and a name, both SnmpAdminStrings. The table also adds 
      columns for StorageType and RowStatus.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1"
  INDEX { recClassNumber }
  ::= { recClassTable 1 }

RecClassEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
   recClassNumber        Integer32,
   recClassLimit         Integer32,
   recClassClearTime     Unsigned32,
   recClassDescription   OCTET STRING,
   recClassNumRecordings  Integer32,
   recClassRecordingCounter     Integer32 }

-- 17.3.2.1 Recording Mechanism Class Number Parameter
recClassNumber  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..254)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This is a class value that is to be configured. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassName
    <Informative> The replacement object is an SnmpAdminString.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1.1"
::= { recClassEntry 1 }

-- 17.3.2.2 Recording Mechanism Class Limit Parameter
recClassLimit  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..254)
  UNITS       "recordings"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object specifies the maximum number of 
      recordings of the associated class to store in the device. Once 
      the limit is reached, the oldest recording of the matching class (based
      on recordingTriggerTime) is overwritten by any new recording of the
      same class. If the value of this object is set to a number 
      smaller than the current number of rows within this class 
      in the recRecordingTable, then the oldest entries shall be 
      lost/deleted. The sum of all recording mechanism class limits shall 
      not exceed the maxRecRecordings object; if a SET operation to 
      this object causes the sum of recClassLimit objects to 
      exceed maxRecRecordings, then the agent shall respond with 
      a genErr. 
      The recording cannot be logged if the recClass has an 
      recClassLimit of zero (0).
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassSizeLimit
    <Informative> The replacement object defines a maximum size in octets 
      rather than the number of recordings.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1.2"
::= { recClassEntry 2 }

-- 17.3.2.3 Recording Mechanism Class Clear Time Parameter
recClassClearTime OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Unsigned32
  UNITS       "seconds"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object is used to clear multiple recordings from the 
      recRecordingTable. All completed recordings of this class that have a 
      recRecordingTriggerTime equal to or less than this object shall be 
      cleared from the recRecordingTable. If this object has a value greater 
      than the current value of globalTime, it shall prevent the triggering 
      of any recordings of this class.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassClearDate & 
      recMechV2ClassClearTime
    <Informative> The SMIv1 syntax for this object was Counter; however, by 
      convention, an SNMPv1 Counter is not writable and SNMPv3 prohibits set 
      operations. The syntax SMIv2 syntax for this object has been updated to 
      Unsigned32 to avoid this conflict.
      The superseding objects provide a date/time pair.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1.3"
   DEFVAL  {0}
::= { recClassEntry 3 }

-- 17.3.2.4 Recording Mechanism Class Description Parameter
recClassDescription  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      OCTET STRING
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object specifies a description of the class in ASCII 
      characters. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassDescription
    <Informative> The replacement object uses a syntax of SnmpAdminString 
      to clearly indicate that this should be readable text in any 
      language.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1.4"
::= { recClassEntry 4 }

-- 17.3.2.5 Recording Mechanism Class Number of Rows in Recording Table Parameter
recClassNumRecordings  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..255)
  UNITS       "recordings"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The number of recordings for this class that currently 
      exist in the recRecordingTable. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassNumRecordings
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1.5"
::= { recClassEntry 5 }

-- 17.3.2.6 Class Recording Counter Parameter
recClassRecordingCounter  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  UNITS       "recordings"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object is a counter that gets incremented 
      every time a recording occurs for this class; it shall 
      initialize to zero at power up. The value shall roll over 
      each time it exceeds the maximum of 65535. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassRecordingCtr
    <Informative> The replacement object has a syntax of 
      ZeroBasedCounter32.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.2.1.6"
::= { recClassEntry 6 }

-- 17.3.3 Maximum Recording Configurations
maxRecConfigs  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65534)
  UNITS       "RecordType"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The number of rows that exist in the static 
      recMechV2RecordingConfig table for this device. 
    <Informative> The recMechV2RecordingConfigTable has been replaced with a 
      dynamic table, which does not require an object indicating the maximum 
      number of rows.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.3"
::= { recMech 3}

-- 17.3.4 Minimum Recording Sample Period
recMinSamplePeriod  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65535)
  UNITS       "0.1 milliseconds"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> The minimum sample period for recordings supported by the
      device in units of 0.1 milliseconds. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechMinSamplePeriod
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.4"
::= { recMech 4}

-- 17.3.5 Maximum Recording Sample Period
recMaxSamplePeriod  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65535)
  UNITS       "0.1 milliseconds"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The maximum sample period for recordings supported by the
      device in units of 0.1 milliseconds. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechMaxSamplePeriod
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.5"
::= { recMech 5}

-- 17.3.6 Recording Sample Period Resolution
recSamplePeriodResolution  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65535)
  UNITS       "0.1 milliseconds"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The sample period resolution for recordings supported
      by the device in units of 0.1 milliseconds. Allowable sample periods
      are restricted to (recMinSamplePeriod + recSamplePeriodResolution * n)
      where  n is integer, 0 <= n, and 
      n <= (recMaxSamplePeriod-recMinSamplePeriod)/recSamplePeriodResolution
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2SamplePeriodResolution
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.6"
::= { recMech 6}

-- 17.3.7 Recording Configuration Table
recConfigTable  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      SEQUENCE OF RecConfigEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>A table containing Recording Mechanism Configuration 
      information. The number of rows in this table is equal to 
      the maxRecConfigs object. This table defines the 
      parameters that the device monitors to create a recording. 
    <TableType> static
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryTable & 
      COND-TRIGGER-MIB.fdCondTriggerTable (ISO 20684-3)
    <Informative> The replacement design divides the recConfigTable into
      two tables: one that defines triggers that can be used to start 
      recordings or other actions and a second table that defines what to 
      record when the recording action is triggered. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7"
::= { recMech 7 }

recConfigEntry  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      RecConfigEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object defines an entry in the recording configuration 
      table. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryEntry & 
      COND-TRIGGER-MIB.fdCondTriggerEntry (ISO 20684-3)
    <Informative> The replacement trigger table has two indicies: an owner 
      and a name. The replacement recording factory table has three 
      indicies, an owner, the class name, and the factory name. 
      In addition to the other changes described, the trigger table 
      adds the following columns:
        - a textual description of the trigger
        - an indication whether the comparison is based on the current 
          object value or a delta from its previous reading
        - an octet-based comparison value since SNMPv3 discourages the use of 
          Opaque
        - a wildcard that allows defining the same condition on 
          multiple comparison OIDs (e.g., all rows of a table)
        - indications of the target and context of the comparison object; 
          in other words, the comparison can be performed by a proxy agent
          or can reference another device to get the object value to compare 
          against
        - the frequency at which the comparison is made
        - a truthDuration that allows the configuration to require the 
          evaluation to be true for some length of time prior to firing the 
          trigger.
        - startup states that define whether the triggers startup in a fired 
          or unfired state (for hysteresis, there are two startups)
        - a pointer to the action table that identifies the action(s) to be
          performed.
        - an error message object that allows a device to report 
          configuration errors.
        - counters for the number of times the trigger has fired, had 
          evaluation errors, and activation errors.
        - an indication of the type of storage to use 
        - a RowStatus object.
        The recMech factory table adds the following columns:
        - the security data used to activate the row and that will be used
          to retrieve values for the recording
        - object contexts, which allows a proxy/hrbrid agent to capture 
          information from another context
        - A StorageType object 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1"
   INDEX { recConfigID }
::= { recConfigTable 1 }

RecConfigEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
   recConfigID             Integer32,
   recConfigClass          Integer32,
   recConfigMode           INTEGER,
   recConfigCompareValue   Integer32,
   recConfigCompareValue2  Integer32,
   recConfigCompareOID     OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
   recConfigRecordOID      OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
   recConfigTriggerPoint   Integer32,
   recConfigSamplePeriod   Integer32,
   recConfigSampleOID      OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
   recConfigNumEntries     Integer32,
   recConfigAction         INTEGER,
   recConfigStatus         INTEGER }

-- 17.3.7.1 Recording Configuration ID Parameter
recConfigID  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65534)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the row number which is 
      used to identify the recording associated with this row in the 
      recConfigTable. The number of recording configuration IDs shall 
      not exceed the value indicated in the maxRecConfigs object. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryName
    <Informative> The replacement object is an SnmpAdminString 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.1"
::= { recConfigEntry 1 }

-- 17.3.7.2 Recording Configuration Class Parameter
recConfigClass  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  Integer32 (1..254)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object contains the class value to assign 
      to the recording associated with this row in the recording 
      configuration table. This value is used in the recording 
      table to organize various recordings defined in this table into 
      logical groupings. This value shall not exceed the 
      maxRecClasses object value. 

      NOTE-A recording cannot be recorded if the RecClass has an 
      recClassLimit of zero (0). 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassName
    <Informative> The replacement object is an index for the table 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.2"
   DEFVAL  {1}
::= { recConfigEntry 2 }

-- 17.3.7.3 Recording Configuration Mode Parameter
recConfigMode  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      INTEGER { other (1),
                        onChange (2),
                        greaterThanValue (3),
                        smallerThanValue (4),
                        hysteresisBound (5),
                        periodic (6),
                        andedWithValue (7) }
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
      "<Definition>This object specifies the mode of operation for 
        this recording. The modes are defined as follows:
        Value             Description
        other             the recording mode of operation is not 
                          described in this standard, refer to the 
                          device manual.
        onChange          trigger a recording when the object value 
                          referenced by recConfigCompareOID 
                          changes. The values of 
                          recConfigCompareValue and 
                          recConfigCompareValue2 are ignored in 
                          this mode.
        greaterThanValue  trigger a recording when the object value 
                          referenced by recConfigCompareOID 
                          becomes greater than the value of 
                          recConfigCompareValue for the time 
                          (tenth seconds) defined by 
                          recConfigCompareValue2 (zero means 
                          immediate logging).
        smallerThanValue  trigger a recording when the object value 
                          referenced by recConfigCompareOID 
                          becomes less than the value of 
                          recConfigCompareValue for the time 
                          (tenth seconds) defined by 
                          recConfigCompareValue2 (zero means 
                          immediate logging).
        hysteresisBound   trigger a recording when the object value 
                          referenced by recConfigCompareOID 
                          becomes less than or greater than the 
                          bound values. The lowerbound value is the 
                          lower value of recConfigCompareValue and 
                          recConfigCompareValue2; the upperbound 
                          value is the higher value of the two values. 

                          When the object value becomes greater than 
                          the upper bound value, subsequent triggering of 
                          upperbound conditions shall not occur until 
                          the object value becomes less than the 
                          lower bound value. 

                          When the object value becomes less than 
                          the lower bound value, subsequent triggering 
                          of lowerbound conditions shall not occur 
                          until the object value becomes greater 
                          than the upper bound value.
        periodic          trigger a recording every x seconds, where 
                          x is defined by the value stored in 
                          recConfigCompareValue. The values stored 
                          in recConfigCompareValue2 and 
                          recConfigCompareOID are ignored in this 
                          mode.
        andedWithValue    trigger a recording when the object value 
                          referenced by recConfigCompareOID ANDED 
                          with the value of recConfigCompareValue 
                          is NOT equal to zero for the time (tenth 
                          seconds) defined by recConfigCompareValue2 
                          (zero means immediate logging). This allows 
                          monitoring of a specific bit; the condition 
                          becomes true anytime that any one of the 
                          selected bits become true.
    <Superseded by> COND-TRIGGER-MIB.fdCondTriggerMode (ISO 20684-3)
    <Informative> The replacement object adds the following modes:
      equal, notEqual, creation, deletion. It also distinguishes between
      an integer-based and octet-string-based bitwise comparison, which is
      required due to the elimination of Opaque.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.3"
   DEFVAL  { onChange }
::= { recConfigEntry 3 }

-- 17.3.7.4 Recording Configuration Compare Value Parameter
recConfigCompareValue  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the comparison value to 
      use with recConfigMode values (greaterThanValue, 
      smallerThanValue, hysteresisBound ). No value within this 
      object is necessary when the recConfigMode-object has the 
      value onChange (2). 
    <Superseded by> COND-TRIGGER-MIB.fdCondTriggerValue (ISO 20684-3)
    <Informative> The value is a signed, 4-octet integer 
     <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.4"
   DEFVAL  {0}
::= { recConfigEntry 4 }

-- 17.3.7.5 Recording Configuration Compare Value 2 Parameter
recConfigCompareValue2  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>If the recConfigMode is set to 
      hysteresisBound, this object specifies the second comparison 
      value for the hysteresis. If the recConfigMode is set to 
      greaterThanValue, smallerThanValue, or andedWithValue, this 
      object specifies the time (in tenth of seconds, +1 tenth / -0 
      tenths) for which the samples used for comparison are 
      true prior to the triggering condition becoming true. If the 
      recConfigMode is set to onChange or periodic, the value of 
      this object shall be ignored. 

      The amount of time the condition istrue is measured in 
      tenths of a second. The accuracy of this timer is limited to 
      +1 tenth of a second and:0 tenths of a second. If the trigger 
      is true for at least the time shown in this parameter +1 
      tenth of a second, the condition shall trigger a recording. 
      It is recognized that some designs only sample the condition 
      periodically, in which case the condition is deemed true for 
      at least the time indicated by this object before the trigger 
      becomes true and the trigger shall always become true if the 
      condition is true for a duration equal to the value shown in 
      this object plus 1 tenth of a second.
    <Superseded by> COND-TRIGGER-MIB.fdCondTriggerValue2 (ISO 20684-3)
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.5"
   DEFVAL  {0}
::= { recConfigEntry 5 }

-- 17.3.7.6 Recording Configuration Compare Object Identifier Parameter
recConfigCompareOID  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      OBJECT IDENTIFIER
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object contains the object identifier 
      which references the value against which the comparison 
      is made. If the recConfigMode is set to periodic, the 
      value of this object shall be ignored. If the 
      recConfigMode is set to greaterThanValue, smallerThanValue 
      or hysteresisBound, this object is required to reference an object 
      whose SYNTAX resolves to a ranged or unranged INTEGER. As 
      with all other objects that are sub-ranged by a given 
      implementation, an agent should return a badValue error if 
      it receives a set command indicating a OID which is not 
      supported by the implementation or which is not zeroDotZero. 
    <Superseded by> COND-TRIGGER-MIB.fdCondTriggerObject (ISO 20684-3)
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.6"
   DEFVAL  { zeroDotZero }
::= { recConfigEntry 6 }

-- 17.3.7.7 Recording Configuration Record Object Identifier Parameter
recConfigRecordOID  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      OBJECT IDENTIFIER
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the object identifier which 
      indicates what value to record in a recording (e.g., signal
      states). As with all other objects that are sub-ranged by a 
      given implementation, an agent should return a badValue 
      error if it receives a set command indicating a value which 
      is not supported by the implementation. The valid value 
      range of this object shall not include any values, other 
      than zeroDotZero, that do not correspond to objects that may exist 
      within the agent, although it may be further restricted.

      The valid value range of this object shall not include 
      objects under the following nodes:
        Security - { nema transportation devices global security }
        CHAP - { nema transportation protocols layers chap }

    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactorySampleOID
    <Informative> The replacement object does not contrain values other 
      than requiring the user to have rights to access the parameter when
      configuring and when sampling.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.7"
  DEFVAL  { zeroDotZero }
::= { recConfigEntry 7 }

-- 17.3.7.8 Recording Configuration Trigger Point Parameter
recConfigTriggerPoint  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..100)
  UNITS       "percent"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object contains the value of the recording
      trigger point in percent relative to the recConfigNumEntries.
      The device needs to collect pre-event records prior to the trigger
      occurring and ends the recording after recConfigNumEntries have
      been recorded. A value of zero (0) means to start the recording once
      the trigger condition occurs whereas a value of 100 means to stop
      the recording with the last record being the one collected
      immediately following the trigger condition occurring. If the trigger
      point is less than 100 then at least one record entry needs to occur 
      after the trigger point.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryPreSamples 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.8"
   DEFVAL  {80}
::= { recConfigEntry 8 }

-- 17.3.7.9 Recording Configuration Sample Period Parameter
recConfigSamplePeriod  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  UNITS       "0.1 milliseconds"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object contains the sample period for recordings
      collected at specified by this configuration. The sample period is
      expressed in units of 0.1 milliseconds. Allowable sample periods
      are restricted to a value of zero (0) or 
            (recMinSamplePeriod + recSamplePeriodResolution * n)
      where  n is integer, 0 <= n, and 
      n <= (recMaxSamplePeriod-recMinSamplePeriod)/recSamplePeriodResolution
      If the value is zero (0), then the samples are not collected on a
      periodic basis, but rather a new sample is collected whenever the
      value of the object specified by recConfigSampleOID changes (i.e.
      similar to event log 'on-change' mode). A set to any other value
      results in a badValue response.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactorySamplePeriod 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.9"
   DEFVAL  {1000}
::= { recConfigEntry 9 }

-- 17.3.7.10 Recording Configuration Sample OID Parameter
recConfigSampleOID  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      OBJECT IDENTIFIER
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object contains the object identifier 
      which references the value against which the 'on-change'
      comparison is made. If recConfigSamplePeriod is non-zero, 
      then the value of this object shall be ignored. As 
      with all other objects that are sub-ranged by a given 
      implementation, an agent should return a badValue error if 
      it receives a set command indicating a OID which is not 
      supported by the implementation or which is not zeroDotZero. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryMonitorOID 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.10"
   DEFVAL  { zeroDotZero }
::= { recConfigEntry 10 }

-- 17.3.7.11 Recording Configuration Number Entries Parameter
recConfigNumEntries  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..4095)
  UNITS       "records"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object contains the maximum number of
      records in a recording defined by this configuration. A
      recording which collects its full amount of pre-events and
      post events creates a recording of this number of entries.
      If this object is zero (0), then no recordings are created
      based on this configuration. 

      Note: If one wants to use block objects to retrieve a recording,
      then one should consider that block starting index value is limited to
      the range 00..255, and the number of entries above 255 is dependent on
      the size of the recEntry and packet size limitations.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactorySampleLimit 
    <Informative> The replacement object has a syntax of ITSUnsigned16.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.11"
  DEFVAL  {100}
::= { recConfigEntry 11 }

-- 17.3.7.12 Recording Configuration Action Parameter
recConfigAction  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      INTEGER { other (1),
                        disabled (2),
                        record (3) }
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The value of this object indicates what action 
      shall take place when this configuration is triggered.
        other    - indicates that the action is other than defined
                   in this standard.
        disabled - no recording is created due to this configuration.
        record   - a recording is created in the recording table 
                   when this configuration is triggered.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryRowStatus 
    <Informative> The replacement table is dynamic.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.12"
  DEFVAL  {disabled}
::= { recConfigEntry 12 }

-- 17.3.7.13 Recording Configuration Status Parameter
recConfigStatus  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      INTEGER { other (1),
                        disabled (2),
                        record (3),
                        error (4) }
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The value of this object indicates the current 
      status of the configured recording. Upon setting any object in 
      this row of the recConfigTable, the agent determines if the setting 
      is valid, and sets this object to one of the following states:
        other      indicates that the action is successfully set to 
                   a mode other than that defined in this standard
        disabled   indicates that the action is set to disabled
        record     indicates that the action is successfully set to 
                   the record state after passing consistency checks.
        error      indicates that the requested action could not be 
                   implemented due to a consistency check 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryRowStatus 
    <Informative> The replacement table is dynamic.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.7.1.13"
::= { recConfigEntry 13 }

-- 17.3.8 Maximum Recordings Parameter
maxRecordings  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65534)
  UNITS       "records"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The maximum, fixed number of rows that can be 
      used within the recRecordingTable. 
    <Informative> The replacement for recRecordingTable is not associated
      with an explicit row limitation just a size limitation given by 
      recMechV2ClassTableSizeLimit and adminRecMechSizeLimit.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.8"
::= { recMech 8}

-- 17.3.9 Recording Table
recRecordingTable  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      SEQUENCE OF RecRecordingEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>A table containing information about Recordings both
      completed and in process. A request for an object from a row that has 
      not been instantiated or has been cleared shall return a noSuchName 
      error.
    <TableType> dynamic
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingTable 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9"
::= { recMech 9 }

recRecordingEntry  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      RecRecordingEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object defines an entry in the recording table
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingEntry
    <Informative> The index for the replacement table has a preceding 
      owner column. It also has a delete column that allows for the deletion 
      of the recording, including all of its samples. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1"
  INDEX { recordingClass, recordingNumber }
::= { recRecordingTable  1 }

RecRecordingEntry::= SEQUENCE {
   recordingClass          Integer32,
   recordingNumber         Integer32,
   recordingID             Integer32,
   recordingConfigID       Integer32,
   recordingTriggerTime    OCTET STRING,
   recordingStatus         INTEGER,
   recordingTriggerRecNum  Integer32,
   recordingNumEntries     Integer32 }

-- 17.3.9.1 Recording Class Parameter
recordingClass   OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..254)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the class of the associated 
      recording as defined in the recConfigTable. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassName
    <Informative> The syntax of the replacement object is SnmpAdminString. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.1"
::= { recRecordingEntry 1 }

-- 17.3.9.2 Recording Number Parameter
recordingNumber   OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..254)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The recording number within this class for this 
      recording. Recording numbers shall be assigned starting at 1 and 
      shall increase to the value specified by the associated 
      recClassLimit for the class associated with the rows. 
      Recordings shall maintain a chronological ordering in the table, 
      based on their recordingTriggerTime value, 
      with the oldest recording of a class occupying the row with 
      recordingNumber = 1, and subsequent recordings filling subsequent 
      rows. This ordering shall be maintained for those rows 
      still remaining when recordings are cleared. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingIndex
    <Informative> The syntax of the replacement object is ITSPositive16. 
      The replacement table does not attempt to keep the oldest entry in 
      slot one; clearance of rows is based on overall size rather than 
      number of entries, which makes this type of row management more 
      difficult - but since row numbers do not change, managers can keep 
      track of the last row number retrieved and decrease the probability 
      of missing a recording. A manager can also use a get-next operation 
      to discover where the rows start in the table.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.2"
::= { recRecordingEntry 2 }

-- 17.3.9.3 Recording ID Parameter
recordingID  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65534)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the recording ID that is used as
      an index into recording entries table (recEntriesTable) when accessing
      record entries that belong to this recording. The recording
      ID is assigned to a recording upon creation of its first record entry
      and does not change throughout the life of the recording. The recording
      IDs are not necessarily assigned sequentially.
    <Informative> The replacement for the recEntriesTable uses the four 
      indices owner, class name, recording ID, and sample number rather 
      than using a single identifier to join class name and recording. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.3"
::= { recRecordingEntry 3 }

-- 17.3.9.4 Recording Configuration ID Parameter
recordingConfigID  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65535)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the recording configuration ID 
      (from the recConfigTable) that caused this table entry. 
      It indicates the row in the recConfig table responsible 
      for this recording entry. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingTrigger
    <Informative> The syntax of the replacement object is SnmpAdminString. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.4"
::= { recRecordingEntry 4 }

-- 17.3.9.5 Recording Trigger Time Parameter
recordingTriggerTime   OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  OCTET STRING
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> The time that the recording was triggered at. This
      object consists of a string of six (6) octets. The first four (4)
      octets reflect the value of globalTime when the recording was 
      triggered. The last two (2) octets reflect the time in milliseconds the 
      trigger occurred after the start of the second. The recording shall be 
      detected and timestamped within one recSamplePeriodResolution unit of 
      time from the recording being triggered.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingDate &
      recMechV2RecordingTime
    <Informative> The replacement objects conform to the new date/time 
      formats. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.5"
::= { recRecordingEntry 5 }

-- 17.3.9.6 Recording Status Parameter
recordingStatus  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      INTEGER { available (1),
                        preevent (2),
                        triggered (3),
                        complete (4) }
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The value of this object reflects the state of the
      recording located in this row.
    <Format>
      Value      Description
      available  this row is available for a new recording to be initiated
                 for this recording class. When a recording is cleared, the 
                 value is set to available
      preevent   the recording defined by recConfigID is collecting
                 pre-event record entries. Note: If the trigger point is
                 set to zero (0) percent or the trigger condition is already
                 satisfied when the recConfigID is configured, then the
                 value transitions straight from available to triggered.
      triggered  the recording defined by recConfigID has triggered and is 
                 now collecting post event records. If the trigger point was 
                 set to 100 percent, then the value transitions straight from 
                 preevent to complete. If a recording was triggered and the
                 device experienced a power failure, then upon power 
                 restoration it shall change the value to complete.
                 Triggered recordings shall survive a power outage.
      complete   the recording defined by recConfigID is now complete (i.e.
                 collected all of its post events) and ready for retrieval.
                 Completed recordings shall survive a power outage.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingStatus
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.6"
::= { recRecordingEntry 6 }

-- 17.3.9.7 Recording Trigger Record Number Parameter
recordingTriggerRecNum  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object contains the record entry number of the
      trigger record entry. A value of zero (0) means that the recording has
      not triggered yet. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingTriggerSample
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.7"
::= { recRecordingEntry 7 }

-- 17.3.9.8 Number of Entries in Recording Parameter
recordingNumEntries  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  UNITS       "entries"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The current number of recording entries in this recording. A
      value of zero (0) is only valid if the recording is available for use.

      Note: A completed recording does not always have recConfigNumEntries
      record entries in it. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingNumSamples
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.9.1.8"
::= { recRecordingEntry 8 }

-- 17.3.10 Maximum Recording Entries Parameter
maxRecEntries  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (1..65535)
  UNITS       "records"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The maximum, fixed number of rows that can be 
      used within the recEntriesTable. 
    <Informative> The replacement for recEntriesTable is not associated
      with an explicit row limitation just a size limitation given by 
      recMechV2ClassTableSizeLimit and adminRecMechSizeLimit.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.10"
::= { recMech 10}

-- 17.3.11 Recording EntriesTable
recEntriesTable  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      SEQUENCE OF RecEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>A table containing the discrete Recording entry records.
      A request for an object from a row that has not been 
      instantiated or has been cleared shall return a noSuchName 
      error.
    <TableType> dynamic
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2SampleTable
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.11"
::= { recMech 11 }

recEntry  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      RecEntry
  MAX-ACCESS  not-accessible
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object defines an entry in the recording 
      entry table. All entries within a recording shall be ordered 
      chronologically from oldest to newest.
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2SampleEntry
    <Informative> The index for the replacement table uses four fields:
      owner, class, recording, and sample. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.11.1"
INDEX { recordingID, recEntryNumber }
::= { recEntriesTable  1 }

RecEntry::= SEQUENCE {
   recEntryNumber Integer32,
   recSampleTime  OCTET STRING,
   recValue       Opaque  }

-- 17.3.11.1 Record Entry Number Parameter
recEntryNumber  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The entry number within this recording for this 
      record. Entry numbers shall be assigned starting at 1 and 
      shall increase up to the value specified by the associated 
      recConfigNumEntries. A value of zero indicates that the row 
      is unused (cleared). 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2SampleNum
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.11.1.1"
::= { recEntry 1 }

-- 17.3.11.2 Record Entry Sample Time Parameter
recSampleTime  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      OCTET STRING
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The time that the record entry was sampled at. This
      object consists of a string of six (6) octets. The first four (4)
      octets reflect the value of controllerLocalTime when the entry was
      sampled. The last two (2) octets reflect the time in milliseconds the
      sample occurred after the start of the second. The entry shall be
      collected within one recSamplePeriodResolution unit of time from the
      sample being triggered and timestamped with the time of collection
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2SampleTime
    <Informative> The syntax for the replacement object is 
      ITSDailyTimeStamp, which does not provide the date. However, the 
      date is provided in the Trigger time. Assuming the sample period is 
      relatively short, this should not cause a problem. For recordings with 
      many samples and/or long sample intervals, the date can be calculated  
      - with the one exception of on change sampling for rare events.
      owner, class, recording, and sample. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.11.1.2"
::= { recEntry 2 }

-- 17.3.11.3 Record Entry Value Parameter
recValue  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Opaque
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>The value of this object is set to the BER 
      encoding of the value referenced by the recConfigRecordOID 
      of the associated recordingConfigID when the entry was collected.
      Its length is variable. The value shall not contain any padding 
      characters either before or after the values.
      NOTE: Opaque objects are doubly wrapped. For SNMP 
      operations, which use BER, this would be {type, length, 
      {type, length, value}}. For example, a zero-length octet 
      string, would be encoded in BER as 0x44 02 04 00. For STMP 
      or SFMP operations, which use OER, this would be { length, 
      {type, length, value}}. For example, the same example would 
      be encoded in OER as 0x02 04 00. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2SampleValue
    <Informative> The syntax of the replacement object is ITSOerString. 
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.11.1.3"
::= { recEntry 3 }

-- 17.3.12 Total Recordings Counter Parameter
numRecordings  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  UNITS       "recordings"
  MAX-ACCESS  read-only
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> This object is a counter that gets incremented 
      every time a recording is completed and shall initialize to zero
      at power up. The value shall roll over each time it exceeds 
      the maximum of 65535. 
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2OwnerRecordingCtr & 
      adminRecMechV2RecordingCtr
    <Informative> The syntax of the replacement objects is 
      ZeroBasedCounter32.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.12"
::= { recMech 12 }

-- 17.3.13 Clear Recording Classes
recClearClasses  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..255)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object commands the device to clear a recording
      class from recClassTable. A SET of zero has no effect on any 
      recording classes. A SET = n, n <= maxRecClasses, shall cause 
      recClassNumber = n to be deleted from the recClassTable and all
      related recording configurations, their recordings, their recording
      entries, their recording activities shall be deleted from the
      recConfigTable, recRecordingTable,
      and recEntriesTable respectively. A SET of 255 shall cause all
      entries in the recClassTable, recConfigTable, recRecordingTable, and
      recEntriesTable to be deleted.

      Upon performing the action requested, the device shall
      SET this object to zero (0). A GET shall always return zero (0).
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2ClassRowStatus, 
      recMechV2OwnerClearAllClasses, & adminRecMechClearAllClasses
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.13"
::= { recMech 13 }

-- 17.3.14 Clear Recording Configurations
recClearConfigurations  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX      Integer32 (0..65535)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object commands the device to clear a recording
      configuration from the recConfigTable. A SET of zero has no effect
      on any recording configurations. A SET = n, n <= maxRecConfigs, shall
      cause recConfigID = n to be deleted from the recRecordingTable and all
      related recordings, their recording entries, and their recording
      activities shall be deleted from
      the recRecordingTable and recEntriesTable respectively. A SET of 
      n = 65535 shall cause all entries in the recConfigTable,
      recRecordingTable, and recEntriesTable to be deleted.
      Upon performing the action requested, the device shall
      SET this object to zero (0). A GET shall always return zero (0).
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2FactoryRowStatus, 
      recMechV2OwnerClearAllFactories, adminRecMechClearAllFactories, 
      COND_NOTIFICATIONS-MIB.fdCondTriggerRowStatus (ISO 20684-3)
    <Informative> There is not a clear all for the conditional trigger.
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.14"
::= { recMech 14 }

-- 17.3.15 Clear Recording Data
recClearRecordingData  OBJECT-TYPE
  SYNTAX  Integer32 (0..65535)
  MAX-ACCESS  read-write
  STATUS      deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition>This object commands the device to clear a recording from 
      the recRecordingTable and recEntriesTable.
      A SET of zero has no effect on any recordings. A SET = n, 
      n <= maxRecordings, shall cause recRecordingID = n to be deleted
      from the recRecordingTable and all record entries related to the 
      recording to be deleted from recEntriesTable. A SET of n = 65535 
      shall cause all entries in both the recRecordingTable and
      recEntriesTable to be deleted.

      Note: a device shall immediately start collecting new pre-event
      records for all active recording configurations.

      Upon performing the action requested, the device shall
      SET this object to zero (0). A GET shall always return zero (0).
    <Superseded by> NTCIP1201-RecMechV2.recMechV2RecordingDelete, 
      recMechV2OwnerClearAllRecordings, & adminRecMechClearAllRecordings
    <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.15"
::= { recMech 15 }

-- 17.4 COMPLIANCE GROUPS
-- 17.4.1 Watch Block Group
recMechGroupR1 OBJECT-GROUP
  OBJECTS { maxRecClasses,
            recClassNumber,
            recClassLimit,
            recClassClearTime,
            recClassDescription,
            recClassNumRecordings,
            recClassRecordingCounter,
            maxRecConfigs,
            recMinSamplePeriod,
            recMaxSamplePeriod,
            recSamplePeriodResolution,
            recConfigID,
            recConfigClass,
            recConfigMode,
            recConfigCompareValue,
            recConfigCompareValue2,
            recConfigCompareOID,
            recConfigRecordOID,
            recConfigTriggerPoint,
            recConfigSamplePeriod,
            recConfigSampleOID,
            recConfigNumEntries,
            recConfigAction,
            recConfigStatus,
            maxRecordings,
            recordingClass,
            recordingNumber,
            recordingID,
            recordingConfigID,
            recordingTriggerTime,
            recordingStatus,
            recordingTriggerRecNum,
            recordingNumEntries,
            maxRecEntries,
            recEntryNumber,
            recSampleTime,
            recValue,
            numRecordings,
            recClearClasses,
            recClearConfigurations,
            recClearRecordingData }
  STATUS     deprecated
  DESCRIPTION
    "<Definition> The objects necessary for managing the high-resolution data 
      recording mechanism. 
     <Object Identifier> 1.3.6.1.4.1.1206.4.1.1.7.9.127.2.1"
  ::= {recMechGroups 1}
END -- NTCIP1201-RechMech