Mini OLT power supply alarm bot for internet disruption prevention
Keywords:
Mini OLT, ACVolDown, Power loss preventionAbstract
PT Telkom Witel Magelang needs to maintain the quality of service for the increasing number of Internet users in Indonesia. The problem is the existence of Mini Optical Line Terminal (Mini OLT) devices, which frequently experience interference due to power loss. This problem is caused by the lack of an early warning system when the power supply is cut off, so the device shuts down before preventive measures are taken. Based on this background, this research aims to develop a Telegram bot as an early warning notification tool to prevent mass disruption of Telkom Internet services. This research uses the waterfall model system development method, which includes the stages of needs analysis, system design, implementation and testing. The built system uses the electrical voltage sensor on the Mini OLT to detect the ACVolDown condition, which indicates the disconnection of the power supply. The results show that the Telegram bot is able to provide accurate and timely notifications, with the fastest response time being 6 seconds and the longest being 33 seconds. Blackbox testing proves that all bot commands work properly on various Telegram platforms.
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