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31 •• Server Configuration In Depth Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5823

2. The present release does not dump the log to a disk file.

3. Signals are only logged when the Signal Analyzer window is opened. However, in general,

do not keep the window opened unnecessarily as the logging routines can cause a noticeable

degradation of server responsiveness when the server is running on a slower PC.

The File Menu

The only currently implemented commands in this menu print the input and output

signal lists for the currently selected signal block (File | Print Signal

List | Selected), or for all active signal blocks (File | Print Signal List | All). This

printout can be used to create matching Intersystem Communication symbols in

SIMPL Windows. To this end, the lists contain signal labels identical to the labels

used in that symbol.

The Simulate Menu

This menu contains the following commands for simulating signals. Simulated

signals are added to the Signal Log on the bottom portion of the window, just like

real signals.

• Simulate | Incoming simulates receipt of the signal currently selected in the

incoming (“CS-to-PC”) signal list. Before issuing the command, set the value

to be “received” with the signal by entering data into one of the three value

frames. The frame to use is based on the signal selected. This function is also

available by clicking the rx button under the incoming signal list.

• Simulate | Outgoing simulates receipt of the signal currently selected in the

outgoing (“PC-to-CS”) signal list. Before issuing the command, set the value

to be transmitted with the signal by entering data into one of the three value

frames. The frame to use is based on the signal selected. Note that simulating

an outgoing signal when the system associated with the signal block is not

connected has no practical effect. This function is also available by clicking

the tx button under the incoming signal list.

The Log Menu

This menu contains the following commands that affect the Signal Log display:

• Log | PINGs and PONGs. Uncheck this item to suppress logging of the Ping

and Pong signals available in the system signal blocks. The intent would be to

keep the log uncluttered when a control system has been programmed to ping

to server on a periodic basis.

• Log | Clear clears the signal log.

• Log | Timestamps. Selecting this option puts a checkmark next to it and

henceforth all log items will contain a timestamp of the form hh:mm:ss

(24-hour clock) at the beginning of each line. Selecting the command again

removes the checkmark and timestamps will no longer be included in the log.

• Log | Debug Info. Selecting this option puts a checkmark next to it and

henceforth all logged signals as well as the rx and tx buttons will contain

additional signal information.

The log items normally contain an element of the form [n] where n is the

signal number relative to the start of the signal block. When Debug Info is

checked, this element takes on the form [com(ch):m=n] where com is the

COM Settings name; (ch) is the Virtual COM Port channel number (included

only when > 1); m is the absolute signal number (n + the signal block’s offset)

(included only when different from n — i.e., only when the offset is non-

zero); and n is the relative signal number (as above);

The rx and tx buttons each normally contain a number, n, the relative signal

number of the currently selected signal from the respective signal list. When

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