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Using Logged Operation Events
Event Log Menu
A)Current Alarms
B)View Event Log
C)Clear Event Log
D)Send Event Log
E) Event Log Host Address | 0.0.0.0 |
F) Event Log Filename | eventlog.txt |
G) TFTP Timeout | 30 sec |
H) Syslog Server Address | 127.0.0.1 |
Select a letter to configure an item, <ESC> for prev menu
The transceiver microprocessor monitors many operational parameters and logs them as various classes of “events.” If the event is one that affects performance, it is an “alarmed” event. There are also normal or routine events such as those marking the restarting of the system, implementation of parameter changes, and external access. Informational events are stored in temporary (RAM) memory that is lost in the absence of primary power, and alarms are stored in permanent memory (flash memory) until cleared by your request.
Level | Description or Impact | Storage |
Informational | Normal operating activities | Flash Memory |
Minor | Does not affect radio operation | RAM |
Major | Degraded radio performance | RAM |
| But still capable of operation |
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Critical | Prevents the radio from | RAM |
operating |
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These events are stored in the transceiver Event Log, and can be a valuable aid in troubleshooting radio problems or detecting attempts to breach network security.
