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Figure 4-7: Example of System and Alarm logs
Log reports are time stamped. System time and date settings should be
updated after initial startup to ensure accurate log information (see
section 4.2.e). The most recent logged event is always listed at the end
of the listing and the oldest at the beginning of the log.
Because of memory limitations, the log reports hold a finite number of
records. When the report reaches a set size, the oldest record will be
deleted each time a new record is added.
Select the "Exit" button when finished viewing.
Any of the log files can have its contents deleted by pressing the "Delete
Log" button. A deleted log will be re-started when new records are
generated.
To view the log files on a remote PC, the PC must be connected to the
heater via the Ethernet connection on back side of the Quantum heater.
The log files can be accessed through a web browser, by browsing to the
heater IP address (see section 3.3.b for information on setting and
observing the heater IP address). For example, if the heater IP address
is set to "172.16.17.8" in the heater configuration page, then it should be
entered into the address field of the web browser along with the storage
card name. For example "172.16.17.8/storage card" would be entered
without he double quotes. Note that the IP address on the remote PC
must be in the same range as the heater IP address, and the appropriate
Subnet Mask must also be the same on the remote PC. See local
computer administrator for assistance.
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