Afar AR24027, Operator'S Manual

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AR24027 Operator’s Manual
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set-default-program
filename=filename
Sets the specified file as the default program to be loaded upon reboot or power cycle. Since
the default program must reside in flash memory, the “flash/” prefix is assumed and is not
required for the command.
Examples:
>sdp pmp03_04
4.8 Event Logging Commands
The AR24027 keeps track of various significant events in an “event log”. This event log holds up to
500 events. The first 100 entries in the log are filled sequentially after power up and are not
overwritten. The remaining 400 entries consist of the last 400 events recorded. All events are time-
tagged with system time.
Events are classified in different categories from level 0 (catastrophic error) to 7 (information).
clear-log
region= all-events or reboot-reasons
This command clears the contents of the system event log from the specified “region”. After a
code upgrade it is recommended to clear the reboot reasons since the pointer in non-volatile
memory pointing to the reason message may no longer be valid.
display-log
region=end or tail or beginning or all-events or reboot-reasons
length=1..500
id=0..200
min-level=0..7
max-level=0..7
This command outputs to the terminal the specified region of the event log. The length
parameter specifies the number of events to output (defaults to 10). The remaining parameters
provide filters to leave out specific events. If the
id parameter is specified, only the event
identified by that id will be displayed. The min-level and max-level settings allow the user to
display only the events with the specified category range.
When the region is specified as tail , the command displays the last 10 events followed by a
blank line, then waits for more events and displays then as they occur. You can press the space
bar to exit this mode.
The reboot-reasons region of the event log consist of the last four events that that caused the
gateway to reboot. These events are stored in non-volatile memory. The time tag in these
events is the time the gateway was up since it was rebooted, not the time of day.
Examples:
>display-log region=all