The
view of the device editor is used to display the events which have been logged on the runtime system of the controller.This concerns:
Events at system start or shutdown (loaded components and their versions)
Application download and boot project download
Customer-specific entries
Log entries of I/O drivers
Log entries of the data server
The
view provides the following elements:
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The events of the log are grouped in four categories: The buttons in the bar above the listing display the number of loggings in the respective category. Click the buttons to switch on or off the display of the entries of each category. |
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Date and time: Example: . |
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Description of the event: Example: |
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Choose a particular component in order to obtain only displayed log entries regarding this component. The default setting is . |
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The selection list provides the available loggings. The default setting is , which is defined by the runtime system. |
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Updates the list. |
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Exports the list to an XML file. The dialog box for saving a file opens. The file filter is set to . The log file is stored with the specified file name with extension .XML in the chosen directory. |
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Displays log entries stored in an XML file which may have been exported as described above. The dialog box for browsing for a file opens. The filter is set to . Choose the desired log file. The entries of this file are displayed in a separate window. |
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Clears the log table by removing the displayed entries. |
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This option is not used in EcoStruxure Machine Expert. |
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Activate this option to display the time stamp of the runtime system as it is (without conversion). If deactivated, the time stamp of the local time of the computer is displayed (according to the time zone of the operating system).
NOTE: In order to display the time stamp in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated), you must set the time of the controller to UTC time beforehand (also refer to the tab of your controller configuration).
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In case an error is detected and displays the text
, you can open the function by double-clicking or by executing the command from the contextual menu. The cursor marks the relevant position. You can also use the project archive including the and the exported log file for diagnostics. In case of protected functions, the message is displayed.