[f-nsp] OID for TurboIron PowerSupply

[Jethro R Binks]

On Tue, 24 Jan 2012, Lutz Knabenreich wrote:

> As far as I know the OID output is 0.5 Degrees Celsius each unit and not 
> Fahrenheit, means OID Value 160 turns to be 80 Degrees Celsius.

This is generally correct these days, and has been for some years, but it 
is worth remembering that several times during the last 10 years the MIB 
has changed between reporting in units of 1 deg C and 0.5 deg C.  On 
several occasions we found an upgrade caused our temp readings to double 
or half (with mild panic until we looked more closely!).

Jethro.

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