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System configuration and system status (web interface)
6.2 Information
Note
Log levels
In normal operation, the critical log levels "Panic", "Error" or "Warning" should not show up in
the log.
The log level "Panic" only appears in case of a fatal error that results in a restart in "Rescue
Mode" (see the section "Rescue Mode" and its log backup in the Device status (Page 103)).
You can receive a more detailed evaluation of the logs by contacting the SIEMENS hotline.
To do so, send the log to the PLB Support (mailto:plb-support.industry@siemens.com).
You can display either the long-term or the detail log. The long-term log contains the log
levels "Panic", "Error", "Warning" and "Debug". The detail log additionally contains the log
levels "Info" and "Modem".
Various events are saved in the log. You can, for example, identify the affected PLB slave in
case of connection problems using the PN name and the IP address and see the position (if
transferred via PROFINET (Page 64)) at the time of the fault.
Using entry field, you can select the number of displayed log entries.
The table is reloaded with the "Update" button. The log entries of the download file go back
much further in time that those that can be displayed over the web interface.
The long-term log usually records the log entries of several weeks. The detail log, due to its
very frequent log messages (several messages per second), can only go back a few hours.
If you have selected the check mark "Update automatically", the latest entries are cyclically
retrieved from the server.
Use the Download button to download all log files as *.zip file.
Note
The log entries are lost after restart of the device.
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