Log Menu; Log, Autolog Menu - Paradise Datacom P300 Series Installation & Operating Handbook

6.15

LOG MENU

The Log menu allows the operator to view, print or clear the internal 1000 event traffic log. The Autolog
option allows the operator to have certain parameters added to the traffic log at regular intervals. The traffic
log is a circular store of 1000 locations, events not viewed or printed are lost after 1000 subsequent events.
The options are as follows:
VIEW
PRINT
CLEAR
AUTOLOG

6.15.1 Log, AUTOLOG Menu

This first screen sets the period between automatic log entries. Entering a figure of zero disables the
automatic logging of any data. When YES is pressed with a non-zero value for the Autolog period, the
following screen is accessed:
This screen allows the operator to toggle each of the first three loggable events on and off. (N) indicates
No, the data will not be logged, (Y) indicates Yes the data will be logged. Pressing the key corresponding
to each data type toggles between (Y) and (N). More options are available on subsequent screens:
Finally, if AUPC is active (see AUPC in section 8.11.1 on page 154), another subsequent screen is offered:
P300H
Traffic Log: [43]entries
1:View 2:Print 3:Clear 4:Autolog
Log Menu
This allows the log to be viewed on the LCD. The Up Arrow and Down Arrow keys
allow the operator to scroll through the list of logged events. Each entry is logged
with it's time and date.
This allows the log entries to be printed to the rear panel serial port (on the Async
ESC connector), either just the unprinted entries, or the whole log.
The log is cleared.
This is described below.
Auto log period: [60 mins]
(0=Off) ???? mins (Yes)
Log, Autolog Menu
Autolog(Y/N): 1 Buffer % (Y) 2 Eb/No (Y)
3 Rx User BER (N)
Log Autolog, Measurements Menu (1)
Autolog (Y/N): 1:BERT BER (N)
2:Tx Terr BER (N) 3:Rx Terr BER (N)
Log Autolog, Measurements Menu (2)
Autolog (Y/N): 1:AUPC Delta Power (Y)
2:Distant end Eb/No (N)
Log Autolog, Measurements Menu (3:AUPC)
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