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Element
Maximum Retry
Messages
Maximum Alarm
Messages
Maximum Trouble
Messages
Max Low Battery
Messages
Max Test Strobe
Messages
Max Man Down
Messages
Supervision Monitors
Max Spooler Bytes
Max Report Spooler
Bytes
Max Receive
Max Transmit
Hardware Overrun
Buffer Overflow
2018.03 | SE3v1.0 | DOC
Usage/Description
This value is maximum number of messages in queue to be sent
to all SE coordinators in the system, and were not yet
acknowledged. If displayed in yellow, more than 50% of the
queue was in use at this value.
This value is the maximum number of alarms that the system
processed at its busiest time. If displayed in yellow, more than
50% of the maximum was in use.
This value is the maximum number of troubles in the queue yet to
be displayed. If displayed in yellow, more than 50% of the queue
was in use.
This value is the maximum number of transmitters with low
batteries yet to be displayed. If displayed in yellow, more than
50% of the queue was in use.
This value is the maximum number of test strobes in use at one
time. If displayed in yellow, more than 50% of the queue was in
use.
This value is the maximum number of transmitters timing man
down events, at one time. If displayed in yellow, more than 50%
of the queue was in use.
This value is the current number of transmitters being monitored
for supervision transmissions.
This value is the maximum number of bytes spooled for the
printer at one time. If displayed in yellow, more than 50% of the
queue was in use.
This value is the maximum number of bytes spooled for the
printer for Guard Tour Reports at one time. If displayed in yellow,
more than 50% of the queue was in use.
This value is the maximum number of bytes received from SE
coordinator on this serial port, but not yet processed by the
system. If displayed in yellow, more than 50% of the queue was in
use.
This value is the maximum number of bytes processed by the
system, but not yet transmitted to the SE coordinators on this
serial port. If displayed in yellow, more than 50% of the queue
was in use.
This is the number of times a byte was lost by the hardware for a
serial port because it was not fast enough to process the byte
into the input buffer.
This is the number of times a byte was lost by the software for a
serial port because the input buffer overflowed. Bytes were
placed into the input buffer faster than the system could process
them.
Technical Reference Manual
Security Escort
Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd
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