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/logfile:<filename>
Specifies the pathname for a logfile which will record status, warning, and error messages. If
the
/logfile parameter contains an absolute path specification, the log file is placed at that
location. Otherwise, if
/logfile
specifies a filename by itself, the log file is placed in the user’s
Documents directory. The location of the log file is displayed when TSERVE is launched.
The default logfile name used when no
/logfile
parameter is provided is server.log .
/model:<name>
Specifies the instrument name that will be returned by the show version command.
The instrument name is also used to present a logon banner (“Welcome to the ____”)
when a new connection Is made to the Telnet command port.
The default model name is
Microchip 53100A
. The specified model name has no effect
on any aspect of operation except as described above. A different model name may be
required for compatibility with legacy software that expects to communicate with (e.g.)
a Symmetricom 5125A:
Example:
tserve64 /model:”Symmetricom 5125A” /start
/msglvl:<0-7>
Specifies the “verbosity” of informational, warning, and error messages that TSERVE will
display on the server console.
/msglvl:0 will display all available status messages and
notices including internal driver diagnostics, while /msglvl:7 will display only fatal error
messages. The default message level is 4.
Messages displayed at the server console are also written to the logfile. See the
/logfile
option for more information.
/noprompt
By default, clients attached to the Telnet command port will receive a command prompt
containing the TSERVE host IP address. Issuing the
prompt off command or specifying
the /noprompt argument on the TSERVE command line will prevent the prompt from
being displayed.
/notify
Optionally, any warning or error messages that occur during data acquisition can be
forwarded to clients via the TCP/IP data port used for phase/frequency streaming. To
enable this capability, include the
/notify
option on the TSERVE command line.
If
/notify
is not used, data sent to the TCP/IP streaming clients and/or shared file will
always consist of numeric readings in the specified format.