DOC 6501_Release V
ATS-6501 Users Guide
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command to ensure the system is using the desired settings based on the newly loaded logging
configuration file.
ATS-6501>save_logs ftp example
[OK] 2010-05-25T17:32:27Z
ATS-6501>list_logs ftp
(working)
example
default
[OK] 2013-08-05T18:31:43Z
ATS-6501>load_logs ftp example
[OK] 2013-08-05T18:31:43Z
Note:
The ATS-6501 will recognize case sensitive alphanumeric characters, -, ‘ ‘, and _. If any
other characters are used the system will inform the user that the filename is not valid and will not
save the settings.
ATS-6501>save_logs rt te%^$st
Illegal filename
[OK] 2013-08-05T20:52:41Z
The log files contain a header at the start of each line proceeded by a # indicating the data type for
that line of data. If the user is logging multiple data types it allows them to sort out the data
fields.
FTP:
#RANGEA,COM1_5,0,58.5,FINE,1518,243060.000,00a00008,5103,3311;20,21 …
#RXHWLEVELSA,COM1_5,0,58.5,FINE,1518,243060.000,00a00008, …
#WAAS9A,COM1_5,0,54.5,SATTIME,1518,243239.000,00a00008 …
Real-Time:
$GPGGA,200240.00,3827.9772032,N,07726.4522017,W,9,08,1.5,51.663,M,,,03,0138*14
$GPGGA,200241.00,3827.9771961,N,07726.4521871,W,9,08,1.5,51.692,M,,,03,0138*1C
$GPGGA,200242.00,3827.9771900,N,07726.4521733,W,9,08,1.5,51.703,M,,,04,0138*1F
Users can also remove any logging configuration files that are no longer needed on the system.
Use the
list_log ftp|rt
command to bring up a list of the available configuration files and use the
delete_logs ftp|rt <filename>
command to remove the desired file. Users must provide the
filename of the file to be removed from the system, if not the system will provide an error
message reminding the user to identify the file to be removed.
ATS-6501>delete_logs ftp example
OK
[OK] 2010-05-25T17:33:43Z
ATS-6501>delete_logs ftp
<ftp | rt> FILENAME
FILENAME Name of file
[ERROR] 2013-08-05T20:55:19Z