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NV30LT-N OPERATIONS & MAINTENANCE MANUAL OPERATING THE TRANSMITTER
PAGE 3.2.24 VERSION 0.1 2015-03-01
Viewing Event Logs
The
Logs
page displays a “read only” chronological table of log events under the following column
headings (see Figure 3.2.10 ):

Device
- identifies the origin device of the alarm (e.g., Controller, Exciter, or RF Module).

Event
- identifies the alarm name.

State
- indicates whether the alarm state is active (red bell) or cleared (green checkmark) and in
some cases, indicates whether the RF was turned on or off. This column will also display which
control state (Local or Remote) the transmitter is in, which preset index was selected, the
frequency that is set and the power level.

Severity
- indicates how seriously the alarm affects transmitter operation (see Figure 3.2.11 ).

Time of Event
indicates the time and date that the event occurred.
Figure 3.2.11: Alarm Severity Legend
To navigate through the table, press the arrow keys on the right-side of the screen or use the scroll bar
that appears when more than one page is available.
The table of log information can span over more than one page. The current page number is identified
above the table on the right-side of the screen. When there are more than 100 matches in the list, a
Page #/#
tab will appear to allow viewing of further listings. For example, Page 1/4 means that the
displayed page is one out of a possible 4 pages. Press the
Page
button to reveal information about the
pages. The number of log matches displayed is shown below the
Log Manager
button (e.g., 353
Matches Sorted by Time of Event).
You can access a more detailed listing of events and resolve any alarm issues via the
Log Manager
window. Pressing the
Log Manager
button on the
Logs
page will provide access to this window (see
Figure 3.2.12 on page 3.2.25 ).
Refer to the NV30LT-N Troubleshooting Manual to cross-reference the alarm name to possible causes
and troubleshooting tips.
= low (RF output not affected)
= medium (RF output may be reduced)
= high (RF output may be inhibited)