Item : return a bit array [dts480xSysAlarms]

[robven]

Hello,

I would like to know whether it is possible for an item to get a bit array.

Here is the MIB:
dts480xSysAlarms OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX DTSAlarm64 (SIZE(8))
DESCRIPTION "Alarm state of the DTS 4801 and 4802
Bit00=Alarm input 1
Bit01=Alarm input 2
Bit02=Alarm input 3
Bit03=Alarm input 4
Bit04=Error bit4
Bit05=DTS restart
Bit06=Failure 5V
Bit07=Supply voltage too low
Bit08=Line 1 current to high
Bit09=Wrong time zone line 1
Bit10=Wrong time zone DCF out
Bit11=Wrong time zone RS485 (only DTS 4801) /serial
Bit12=Error IRIG output
Bit13=Tele.-file invalid
Bit14=Program file invalid
Bit15=Wrong time zone switch
Bit16=Time source fail strat
Bit17=Time source fail TO
Bit18=No valid time
Bit19=NTP synch lost
Bit20=Error bit20
Bit21=NTP failed
Bit22=Wrong time zone DCF in
Bit23=Syn. only diff too big
Bit24=No mail server
Bit25=SNMP not running
Bit26=Error bit26
Bit27=Error bit27
Bit28=Line 2 current to high (only DTS 4802)
Bit29=Wrong time zone line 2 (only DTS 4802)
Bit30=Error bit30
Bit31=Error bit31
Bit32..Bit63=Error Device xx (only DTS 4801)"
REFERENCE "OFS_ALSTATE_ALARMS, 8, VARTYPE_BYTEARR"
::= { dts480xSystem 8 }

Is it possible to create an item for each bit separately? What is the easiest way to do it?

[robven]

A few more hints:
DTSAlarm64 ::= TEXTUAL-CONVENTION
DISPLAY-HINT "1x1x1x1x.1x1x1x1x"
DESCRIPTION "The alarm mask is an array of byte. The first
byte defines the mask for the alarm bits 0..7.
The last byte defines the mask for the alarm
bits 56..63.
Every byte has the range 0 ... 255 (binary)."
SYNTAX OCTET STRING (SIZE(8))

I have simulated a mail server error and received the following value:
0F 00 00 01 00 00 00 00
Bit24=No mail server

before that the value was like this:
0F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00