AMX Enova DGX 8 Instruction Manual page 188

To view information in the Event Status Notebook:
1. Click the applicable tab:
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Data lines display for every component that is queried and provide:
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To access a data line context menu:
1. Select and then right-click a data line in a list. The context menu options are:
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* These menu items only appear when a data line is outlined in yellow or red.
Types of Files
The following three types of files are zipped and archived. The file name for each includes the date and time
zipped: for example, Diagnostic_03.02.09_14.24.50.zip (zipped on March 2, 2009 at 2:24:50 pm).
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Instruction Manual – Enova DGX 8/16/32 Digital Media Switchers
All Events – comprehensive and sequential listing of all Notices, Warnings, and Errors
Notices (green checkmark) – data list collected indicating a status of "Good"
Warnings (yellow !) – data list collected that indicates the Warning set point (high or low) has been exceeded
Errors (red !) – data list collected that indicates an Error state, i.e., has surpassed or exceeded its allowable
maximum or minimum set point
Async Network Msgs (red !) – list of asynchronous messages received from the connected enclosure that
indicate a condition that may need to be addressed
"Green checkmark" (Notice) or "yellow !" (Warning) or "red !" (Error)
Component description (e.g., Center board 2, POL 2 power)
General status description (e.g., GOOD, has surpassed . . ., has exceeded . . ., etc.)
Date/time stamp for the event (e.g., 8/03/07 5:15:50 PM)
Elapsed time in minutes and seconds that the component has been in that state (e.g., 7m:25s)
Show Graph – opens a Plot View of the data points for that component
Icon/Date/time stamp* (information only; not selectable) – indicates the most recent time that the component
was in that respective state
Reset Selected Item*
Reset All Items
Log (.apd, .zip) – contains all data displayed in the APDiagnostics interface in text format. Can be loaded
when the program is opened in Emulation mode to view data for trend analysis and troubleshooting; see
page 191.
Packet (.acp) – contains all system activity data (packet transactions between APDiagnostics and the
enclosure) in libpcap format. Advanced users can open .acp files with a packet/network analyzer, such as
"Analyzer" (http://analyzer.polito.it/).
Activity (.log) – displays system activity in the Activity Log dialog box in text format.
Appendix C – APDiagnostics
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