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Chapter 5: Serial Console Viewer 61
2. The Look in list box contains the default log file directory and the File name field contains the
default log file name. Using this file name format is recommended; however, you may change
it for the duration of this session. If you choose to use the default log file name, skip to step 4.
3. To change the default log file name for the duration of the dynamic logging session, you may
select a directory from the Look in pull-down menu. The directory list may contain directories
and files. To create a new directory:
a.
Click the Create New Folder button. A new directory named New Folder appears in the
directory list.
b. Click the New Folder entry in the directory list to highlight it. Then click the entry again to
edit its name. Type a new name. Press
Enter
. The directory appears in alphabetical order
in the directory list.
c. Double-click the newly-created directory in the directory list. The File name field will
now contain the name of the new directory.
d. Type a new file name in the File name field. If you enter a file name that already exists,
the new file will overwrite the old file.
4. Click Log to confirm the directory selection and begin logging.
-or-
Click
Cancel to exit the dialog box and cancel the request to start logging.
When logging begins, the logging status label will indicate Logging .
To pause logging:
Select Options - Logging - Pause from the Serial Console Viewer menu. The logging status label
will indicate Logging Paused .
To resume logging:
Select Options - Logging - Resume from the Serial Console Viewer menu. The logging status label
will indicate Logging .
To stop logging:
Select Options - Logging - Stop from the Serial Console Viewer menu. The logging status label
will disappear.
Moving Session Data
During a Serial Console Viewer session, you may:
•
Copy a screen of session data to the system clipboard
• Copy the history buffer contents to the system clipboard
• Paste the contents of the system clipboard into a session
• Print a screen of regular session or history mode data