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Software Diagnostics Output
C-9
## 66 LEVEL = 10/11
# of transmitted frames : %% 1
# of received frames : %% 2
# of re-transmitted frames : %% 3
# of received frames (with error) : %%
# of frames in Tx queue : %%
# of frames in Rx queue : %%
# of frames in Tx queue (held by link layer) : %%
# of frames in Tx queue (held by physical layer) : %%
1. The # of Transmitted Frames (does not include retransmission and acknowledgment frames.)
2. The # of Received Frames (includes only correct frames.)
3. The # of Re-transmitted Frames represents only frames rejected by the physical layer (do not use this
number; use the # of Re-transmitted Frames in the Link device).
MTE
## 80 LEVEL = 0
Unused RAM memory : %% 1
Total RAM handled by MTE : %% 2
Number of created tasks : %% 3
Number of created devices : %% 4
Spare stack for each task stack : %% 5
Spare stack for sup. stack : %% 5
Length of sup. stack (without spare) : %% 6
Unused sup. stack (without spare) : %% 7
Length of 1 task control block (tcb) : %% 8
Length of 1 device control block (dcb) : %% 8
Address of mt_curtaskid : %% 9
Address of mt_curprio : %% 9
Maximum allowed value for low task watchdog : %% 10
Maximum allowed value for high task watchdog : %% 10
Maximum reached value of low task watchdog : %% 11
Maximum reached value of high task watchdog : %% 11
1. The amount of unused memory in bytes.
2. The amount of memory that the MTE (the operating system) received at startup and distributed
among all of the instances that were created in the system.
3. The number of tasks (infinite threads) that were created according to the site configuration.
4. The total number of instances created by the MTE according to the site configuration.
5. The number of extra bytes for each stack. These bytes are designed to detect memory corruption.
6. The length in bytes of the supervisor stack.
7. The amount of unused bytes in the supervisor stack.
8. The length in bytes in the MTE structures — TCB (Task Control Block) and DCB (Device Control
Block).
- ToolBox for MOSCAD™ 1
- IP Gateway 1
- Contents 10
- Introduction 16
- Introducing the IP Gateway 17
- IP Gateway Applications 18
- MOSCAD NFM Overview 19
- Ethernet 20
- (Proxy MIB) 20
- IP Network 20
- MDLC Network 20
- IP Gateway System Overview 21
- MOSCAD world 22
- System Overview 23
- MDLC Over IP 24
- MDLC via Terminal Server 24
- MDLC via Astro IP 25
- MDLC Over Private DataTac 26
- SCADA Interface 27
- Client-Server environment 27
- Channels and Channel types 28
- Troubleshooting 29
- MOSCAD NFM System 30
- TCP/IP on Ethernet 31
- MOSCAD RTU 32
- MOSCAD Toolbox 32
- IP Gateway for TCP/IP 33
- IP Gateway Toolbox 34
- IP Gateway Web Server 34
- Hardware Installation 36
- Mechanical Installation 39
- Stand-alone Gateway unit 40
- Connectors 41
- Port Specifications 42
- IP Gateway Toolbox Port 43
- Power Supply 44
- Indication LEDs 45
- LEDs Combinations 46
- Software Installation 48
- Prerequisites 49
- Installation Procedures 50
- SiteIDBar 60
- WorkSpaceBar 60
- IP Port Tab 61
- Advanced Tab 62
- OutPutBar 63
- Information Tab 64
- Download Tab 64
- Upload Tab 64
- Preview Tab 64
- Save WorkSpace 67
- Close WorkSpace 68
- New Site ID 69
- System Address 69
- Abort Upload/Download 71
- View Last Upload Information 71
- Preview Current File 72
- Print Setup 72
- Recent Workspaces 72
- CPU Menu 73
- Port Parameters 75
- Port Type for Port 2 76
- User Parameters for Port 2 77
- Port Type for Port 3 78
- Microwave, Full-Duplex, Sync 79
- Microwave, Full-Duplex, Async 79
- Microwave, Half-Duplex 79
- User Parameters for Port 3 80
- Zones in Port 3 81
- Unused zones 82
- Selected zones 82
- Port Type for Port 4 83
- User Parameters for Port 4 83
- Zones in Port 4 84
- Port Type for TCP/IP Port 1 84
- TCP/IP Allocations/Settings 85
- Port Type for DataTAC Port 1 87
- Terminal Server 89
- Ports Overview 89
- Insert One Port 90
- Insert Group of Ports 91
- Copy One Port 93
- Copy Group of Ports 93
- Delete Ports 95
- Advanced Parameters 96
- Link Layer 100
- Site Configuration 101
- Transport Multiplex Layer 102
- MDLC Network Layer 103
- Network Layer 103
- General Communication 103
- MDLC Session Logical Channels 104
- Application layer 104
- Presentation Layer 104
- Transport Layer 104
- RTU To RTU 105
- Event and Burst 106
- Broadcast (Group Call) 107
- MDLC and User Port Heaps 107
- MDLC Buffers 107
- User Buffers 108
- General System Parameters 108
- Timers Hookups 109
- Buffer and Queue Size 110
- Ladder Process Tasks 110
- System Flags 110
- System Values 111
- System Parameters 113
- Gateway Settings 113
- System Resources 113
- Task Allocation 114
- Request Allocation 114
- Network Configuration 115
- Network Configuration Window 117
- File Menu 119
- File Name 120
- Files of Type 120
- Page Setup 121
- Edit Menu 122
- Authentication Keys 124
- Authentication Options 125
- Tools Menu 126
- Download 127
- View Menu 128
- Window Menu 128
- Help Menu 129
- MDLC Links Configurator 130
- Save All 134
- Site Table 136
- Site ID: 137
- Link ID: 137
- Secondary Link Validity 139
- Delete Site 144
- Delete Group of Sites 144
- Change Retries Value 144
- Change Timeout Value 145
- Change Primary Link ID Value 145
- Sort By Site ID 147
- Default Center 147
- SNMP Configurator 150
- Site ID, Link ID 153
- Download button 153
- Close button 154
- Downloader 157
- Required unit type 160
- Flash Erase type 160
- Downloading system software 162
- Erasing Configuration 164
- Open System File 168
- Modem Connections 172
- Parameter Settings 173
- Dial Up Window 174
- Phone Menu 179
- Site Date & Time 181
- Site Menu 183
- Actions Menu 183
- How to Use Help 185
- About Site Date 185
- Phone Book 186
- Save as Type 190
- Communication Setup 193
- Stop Communication Driver 196
- Host Table 197
- IP Address 198
- Host Name 198
- Host Type 198
- Action Menu 202
- DataTac Modem ID Table 203
- Modem ID 204
- IP Conversion Table 209
- File name 212
- Save as type 212
- SW Diagnostics & Loggers 216
- Error Logger Tool 217
- Software Diagnostics Tool 218
- Open for Editing 220
- List Files of Type 221
- Loggers Menu 223
- Error Log example 224
- Diagnostics 224
- Device List 233
- Advanced Features 236
- HealthCheck Mechanism 237
- Disabled HealthCheck 238
- HealthCheck Setup 238
- Setting up the Site Table 238
- HealthCheck Diagnostics 239
- Adding Terminal Server Ports 241
- Configuration 243
- Terminal Server definition 247
- IP Gateway definition 250
- IP Gateway Redundancy 251
- IP Gateway Web Operation 253
- Security 254
- Accessing the Web Server 255
- The Tools 257
- IP Gateway Telnet Application 262
- Telnet Command Summary 263
- IP Gateway Telnet Operation 264
- Example Output 266
- APPENDIX A: 267
- RS232 Adapter Cables 267
- Connection to a Modem 268
- Connection to a Radio 268
- Using Port 3, 4 271
- APPENDIX B: 272
- Remote ToolBox Modem Setup 272
- Command Summary 273
- S-Registers 274
- Motorola OnlineSURFR 28.8 275
- Motorola OnlineSURFR 33.6 278
- Motorola OnlineSURFR 56K 279
- UDS V.3225 280
- • SPEAKER OPTION 282
- VOLUME MEDIUM 282
- ON UNTIL CARRIER DETECT 282
- Configuration (9600 Baud) 283
- Modem Settings 283
- USRobotics Sportster 56K Fax 289
- Intel SatisFAXtion Modem/400e 290
- Software Diagnostics Output 293
- ## 17 LEVEL = 1 294
- ## 18 LEVEL = 2 294
- ## 19 LEVEL = 3 294
- ## 20 LEVEL = 4 294
- ## 21 LEVEL = 5 294
- ## 32 LEVEL = 0 296
- ## 32 LEVEL = 1 296
- ## 48 LEVEL = 0 297
- ## 65 LEVEL = 1 300
- ## 66 LEVEL = 10/11 301
- ## 80 LEVEL = 0 301
- ## 81 LEVEL = 1 302
- ## 82 LEVEL = 2 302
- ## 112 LEVEL = 0 302
- ## 113 LEVEL = 1 304
- ## 115 LEVEL = 10/11 304
- NETWORK STOCK (NSTOCK) 305
- NETWORK (NETWRK) 306
- MINISESSION (EVNT , STCL) 307
- ## 201 LEVEL = 1 308
- ## 202 LEVEL = 2 308
- ## 203 LEVEL = 3 309
- ## 204 LEVEL = 4 309
- ## 205 LEVEL = 5 309
- ## 206 LEVEL = 6 309
- ## 207 LEVEL = 7 309
- ## 208 LEVEL = 8 310
- ## 209 LEVEL = 9 310
- ## 210 LEVEL = 10/11 310
- HDLC (RAD1P, RAD2P,...) 311
- ## 261 LEVEL = 1 312
- ## 262 LEVEL = 2 313
- ## 263 LEVEL = 3 315
- ## 264 LEVEL = 4 316
- ## 270 LEVEL = 10/11 317
- ## 300 LEVEL = 0 330
- ## 302 LEVEL = 2 331
- ## 303 LEVEL = 3 333
- TRUNK CHANNEL 334
- RS232 CHANNEL 338
- MODEM CHANNEL 342
- ## 380 LEVEL = 0 347
- ## 600 LEVEL = 0 351
- LEVEL = 2 352
- LDIALER (DIL2D , DIL 3D) 353
- ## 645 LEVEL = 0 354
- TOPLC (PLC1L, PLC2L, PLC3L) 355
- FRAME - SEQ 356
- BURST - SEQ 357
- TIMER EVENT 358
- STBLA (SITE TABLE) 359
- POOLMNGR 359
- OCOMM LEVEL = 0 361
- ## 1401 LEVEL = 1 362
- ## 1420 LEVEL = 20 364
- FSKADP (OCOMC) 365
- ## 1501 LEVEL = 1 366
- ## 1502 LEVEL = 2 367
- ## 1503 LEVEL = 3 369
- ## 1504 LEVEL = 4 369
- ## 1601 LEVEL = 1 372
- ## 1700 LEVEL = 0 374
- ## 2020 LEVEL = 0 376
- ## 2021 LEVEL = 1 377
- ## 2022 LEVEL = 2 378
- ## 2040 LEVEL = 0 379
- ## 2060 LEVEL = 0 379
- ## 2061 LEVEL = 1 379
- IPLINK LINxL 380
- ## 2201 LEVEL = 1 381
- ## 2202 LEVEL = 2 381
- ## 2203 LEVEL = 3 382
- ## 2210 LEVEL = 10, 11 383
- SLIP LINxSlp 385
- ## 2301 LEVEL = 1 386
- ## 2302 LEVEL = 2 388
- ## 2310 LEVEL = 10, 11 391
- ## 2502 LEVEL = 102 394
- ## 2503 LEVEL = 103 394
- ## 2504 LEVEL = 104 394
- ## 2505 LEVEL = 105 395
- ## 2510 LEVEL = 110, 111 395
- ## 2520 LEVEL = 100 396
- ## 2521 LEVEL = 101 397
- Is port being locked ? : %%10 397
- ## 2522 LEVEL = 102 398
- ## 2523 LEVEL = 103 399
- ## 2524 LEVEL = 104 399
- ## 2525 LEVEL = 105 400
- ## 2526 LEVEL = 106 401
- ## 2540 LEVEL = 210,211 404
- DMAP27 DEVICE = RADxD 405
- ## 2710 LEVEL = 10,11 406
- ## 2750 LEVEL = 0 407
- ## 2751 LEVEL = 1 409
- ## 2752 LEVEL = 2 410
- ## 2753 LEVEL = 2 411
- ## 2754 LEVEL = 3 413
- ## 2760 LEVEL = 10,11 413
- ## 2802 LEVEL = 2 415
- ## 2810 LEVEL = 10,11 416
- ## 2900 LEVEL = 0 417
- ## 2901 LEVEL = 1 417
- ## 2902 LEVEL = 2 417
- ## 2903 LEVEL = 2 417
- ## 3000 LEVEL = 0 418
- ## 3001 LEVEL = 1 419
- ## 3002 LEVEL = 2 419
- ## 3010 LEVEL = 10 419
- ## 3011 LEVEL = 11 420
- ## 3100 LEVEL = 0 420
- ## 3101 LEVEL = 1 420
- ## 5000 LEVEL = 0 421
- ## 5001 LEVEL = 1 422
- ## 5005 LEVEL = 10, 11 422
- HELTHCH (HEALTH CHECK) 423
- ## 5211 LEVEL = 1 424
- Error Messages 425
- 25 FRMR retry limit 459
- Entering the Password 474
- Changing the Session Password 474
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