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Eclipse Edge User Manual
System Summary Navigation
The system summary screen provides an overview of the function and health of a
terminal.
System Functions Panel
Each system function is identified by a module. Colors used for modules reflect alarm
severity. Circuit connections are shown between the Link and Data modules, the
color of which also reflects the alarm severity associated with the module at one or
both ends of its connection.
The functions identify :
• Module function and status.
• Configured link capacity.
• Configured Ethernet capacity.
Color-coded Alarm Severity
• Green indicates no alarms, red indicates a critical alarm. Other colors reflect various
warning severities. Refer to
Event Browser Navigation on page 86
for details of
alarm type/color and severity.
Quick-entry to Other Screens
• Right click on any module to view a short menu of selected options. Left-click a
selection to go direct to the option.
• The options provide direct links to relevant screens, and to a module renaming
function.
• A Launch Remote option is included on Links, providing there is an operational
link to the remote end.
• Right click in the Circuits area to view a prompt to go directly to the Circuits Screen.
Tooltips
Mouse-over for tooltips:
• Mouse-over a circuit line to see its configured capacity, its interconnections, and
current alarm severity as determined by the highest current severity on modules at
each end of the circuit.
• Mouse-over a color to see its severity level.
Status Bar Icons
The Status bar at the bottom of the screen (all Portal screens) presents a summary of
terminal status.
• The alarm severity icon presents the highest severity alarm found.
• Right-click on an icon to display a menu of screens relevant to the problem.
• When not in the System Summary screen, left-click on an alarm severity icon to go
directly to the System Summary screen.
Module Naming
For modules a name can be entered or a name changed by right-clicking in a module,
selecting
Rename , and typing. The default name is ‘unnamed’.