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3.19.5 FAULT LOGGING
3.19.5.1 FAULT LOGGING OVERVIEW
Fault Logging allows users to log and report problems or faults with the asset or equipment they have been using.
Once activated, the user is prompted to key in a fault code whenever an iFob is returned to the system.
Faults can be split in to two categories, critical and non-critical.
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No fault has an index of 0.
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Critical faults have an index between 1 and 127. If a critical fault is logged when an iFob is returned, only
users that have access level 200 in addition to the access level of the iFob can take the iFob until the fault is
cleared.
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Non-Critical faults have an index between 128 and 255. If a non-critical fault is logged when an iFob is
returned, users that have access to the iFob can still have access but they will be warned that a non-critical
fault has been logged until the fault has been cleared.
In order to use Fault Logging it must first be enabled in the firmware configuration. There are 3 firmware configuration
options available for Fault Logging:
1. Firmware has Fault Logging Enabled – a single fault can be logged per position and from Traka32 only.
2. Firmware Allows Faults to be Logged at Cabinet – as above but users can also log faults at the Traka System
as well as Traka32. This option can only be selected in conjunction with option 1.
3. Firmware has Extended Fault Logging Enabled – this option allows up to 5 faults to be logged against one
position. This option can only be selected in conjunction with option 1, and can also be used with option 2.
NOTE: It is also possible to enable / disable the fault logging option on a per iFob basis from the iFob
Details window.