opx show transceiver

COMMAND

opx-show-transceiver — Displays front-panel optical transceiver modules information

SYNOPSIS

opx-show-transceiver [-h,--help]
[--port <port-list>] 
[--summary]

OPTIONS

Option	Description
-h,--help	Displays help text
--port <port-list>	Front-panel port to display; a <port-list> is a comma-separated list of one more ranges. Each range is either a single port, or a pair of ports of the form <from..to>, which specifies all ports from <from> to <to> inclusive. Examples:
	1 — expands to 1
	1,10 — expands to 1,10
	1,4..6 — expands to 1,4,5,6
	If the port list is not specified, all front-panel optical transceiver ports are shown
--summary	Displays a summary table, with each port on a single line

OUTPUT

Output	Description
Present	Displays whether an adapter is installed in the port
Type	Displays the adapter type; shown only if an adapter is present
Vendor	Displays the maker of the adapter; shown only if an adapter is present
Vendor part number	Displays the maker's part number of the adapter; shown only if an adapter is present
Vendor revision	Displays the maker's revision of the adapter; shown only if an adapter is present
Serial number	Displays the maker's serial number for the adapter; shown only if an adapter is present
Qualified	Displays whether the adapter is qualified; shown only if an adapter is present
Temperature	Displays the temperature of the adapter's lasers (in degrees Celsius); shown only if an adapter is present
Temperature state	Displays the alarm state of the adapter temperature: low alarm, low warning, nominal, high warning, and high alarm. Temperature states are shown only if an adapter is present
Voltage	Displays the voltage of the supply to the adapter in Volts; shown only if an adapter is present
Voltage state	Displays the alarm state of the supply voltage: low alarm, low warning, nominal, high warning, and high alarm. Alarm states are shown only if an adapter is present
High power mode	Displays whether the adapter is operating in high power mode; shown only if an adapter is present

EXIT STATUS

If an invalid port list is specified, the exit status shall be 1.
If there is a syntax error in the given arguments, the exit status shall be 2.
Otherwise, the exit status is 0.

EXAMPLE

$ opx-show-transceiver --port 1
Port 1
        Present:            yes
        Type:               QSFP+ 40GBASE CR4 1.0M
        Vendor:             W2W
        Vendor part number: 75-Q010-1M
        Vendor revision:    4200
        Serial number:      161013200003
        Qualified:          yes
        Temperature:        0.0 deg. C
        Temperature state:  nominal
        Voltage:            0.0 V
        Voltage state:      nominal
        High power mode:    yes

$ opx-show-transceiver --summary
Port | Present | Type                   | Vendor P/N | Serial #        | Qualified
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1    | yes     | QSFP+ 40GBASE CR4 1.0M | 75-Q010-1M | 161013200003    | yes
2    | yes     | QSFP+ 40GBASE CR4 2.0M | 616750002  | CN04TC093741LGB | yes
3    | no      |                        |            |                 |
4    | no      |                        |            |                 |
5    | no      |                        |            |                 |
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