8.19.3  
Maintenance | | Event Log 
 
The communication system has its own error memory in the form of a circular buffer. This error history buffer can be read via the Event Log option.

8.19.3.1  
Event Log table 

Date column  
This is the date and time at which the error occurred. These dates are shown in the format day/month/year. The time is shown in the hours/minutes/seconds format.

Timestamp column  
Shows the internal timestamp of the system (in hex) at which the error occurred.

Error Cl./No. column (Error Class and Number)  
Errors are classified by error class (category) and error number. A distinction is made between the error classes A, B and C:

Error Class A column  
This class is used to describe customer-related errors. This type of error is not signaled.

Error Class B column  
Errors in this class are service-related, i.e., the errors reported can be resolved by replacing hardware or by reconfiguring the customer database in consultation with the network operator. Examples of Class B errors would be the failure of cards, individual ports on cards, or CO lines. These errors may be signaled to a service center. Class B errors are numbered as shown below.

01  
Measure of HiPath 3000 Manager  
09  
Hardware error  
12  
Processor exception  
15  
APS transfer error  
16  
General error  
20  
Call processing error  
21  
Device handler error  
23  
Network error  
26  
Presence error  
28  
Recovery error  
29  
IOP error  
30  
LW / FW error  

Error Class C column  
Class C errors are development-related errors. This type of error is used for diagnosis and problem analysis by specialists. These errors are not signaled.

Slot/Port column  
This column contains the slot/port where the problem occurred.

Eventlog Text column  
The error is described in plain text here.

Measure column  
The error handling actions defined by the flags are indicated here.

8.19.3.2  
Buttons 

Save  
The Save button can be used to save the contents of the Event Log dialog as an ASCII file.

Delete Eventlog  
To delete the list, click the Delete Eventlog button.

Read Eventlog  
To read the history, click the Read Eventlog button. Any errors will be displayed in the table. After data has been successfully transferred, the APS stamp and customer name are displayed in the status bar. Any errors that have occurred are sorted and displayed by date and time.

See also:  
   -   HiPath 3000/5000 Service Manual, Error messages

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