Using Bcs To Access System Diagnostic Information - AMX Enova DGX 8 Instruction Manual

Component Identity Settings
Detailed information for a single system component can be specified by using its identity (i) number setting
(i1 through i7) in the following table. Minimal information for all seven components can be specified by using
the identity number i0.
Component
All Components
Enclosure
Storage Blocks
Communication Interfaces
Hardware / Boards
VM Configuration
Power System
System Sensors
Default Settings
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Using BCS to Access System Diagnostic Information

Instructions are given for accessing the lowest level of verbosity for all components and for accessing a specific
level of verbosity for a specific component.
To access the lowest level of verbosity for all components:
1. Enter ~scr! or ~scrv0i0!
Note: Either of these commands provides a "menu" of the identity numbers and their corresponding
components (FIG. 102 on page 193).
Only one verbosity setting and one component setting can be entered in a command. The order in which the
verbosity and component settings are entered is interchangeable.
To access a specific level of verbosity for a specific component:
1. Enter ~scr (to access the splash screen).
2. Enter the verbosity level setting v# and the component identity setting i#.
Either may be specified first.
3. Enter ! (to send the command).
Example
~scrv3i6! or ~scri6v3! (Either displays the highest level of detail for the Power System.)
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Identity Number
i0
i1
i2
i3
i4
i5
i6
i7
At system boot, the ~scrv0i1 setting is displayed (FIG. 103 on page 195).
If the verbosity setting is omitted, the verbosity level will be the lowest (v0).
The component setting must be included; otherwise, entering any of the verbosity settings alone will result in
a display equivalent to v0i0.
If both settings are omitted during a query (~scr!), the information displayed will be at the lowest verbosity
level for all components (v0i0) (FIG. 102 on page 193).
Appendix D – Programmer's Interface for System Diagnostics
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