Campbell LoggerNet, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Section 11. Utilities Installed with LoggerNet Admin and LoggerNet Remote
detected – This state, printed with black text, indicates that the
hole has been detected but attempts have not yet been made to
collect it.
collecting – This state, printed with blue text, indicates that
LoggerNet has made attempts to collect the hole since it was
detected by the hole monitor application.
collected – This state, printed with green text, indicates that the
server has succeeded in collecting the hole. Once the hole is
collected, the information will be kept in the grid for a period of
about fifteen seconds and then it will be removed.
lost – This state, printed in red text, indicates that a hole could not
be collected because the data records no longer exist in datalogger.
This can happen when the datalogger overwrites its oldest records
before the LoggerNet server was able to collect those records.
Quite often, a portion of a hole will become uncollectable while a
portion remains collectable. When this occurs, a new informational
record will be created for the “lost” hole and the range for the
collectable hole will be adjusted. The informational record for a
lost hole will be displayed for approximately fifteen seconds and
then deleted.
Begin The beginning record for the hole that has been identified.
Current The record currently being collected for the hole that has been
identified.
End The last record in the hole that has been identified.
11.2.2 Message Log
The messages displayed at the bottom of the screen are messages that are
recorded in the LoggerNet server’s transaction log (tran$.log usually found in
C:\Campbellsci\LoggerNet\Logs) regarding hole activity. The time of the
message is displayed on the left of the screen and the message itself is
displayed on the right. The types of messages are:
Message Description
hole detected The server has detected a new range of records that need
to be collected.
hole collected The server has succeeded in collecting a range of
records.
hole lost The server has determined that the range of record
numbers are no longer collectable.
hole collect started The server has started a data collection operation that
will involve a range of records.
hole collect failed An automated hole collection attempt has failed.
records received Records have been received from the datalogger.
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