GE v6 - Manual (Page 40)

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Address: Physical address assigned to the micro when defined.
State: Current state of the communications with the micro.
• Online means that the host will attempt to communicate with the micro.
• Offline means that the host will not attempt to communicate with the micro.
• Error means that there is a communications problem.
Connection messages include the following:
• Connected - micro is online and working.
• Shut down - No connection.
• Create port - trying to open a physical medium.
• Set up connection - physical medium is open.
• Tear down connection - connection is in the process of being closed.
• Waiting for call.
• Dialing.
• Retrying call.
• Destroy port – physical medium is being closed.
Status shows what is happening between the host and the micro. Messages include the following:
• Alarm download.
• Alarm message download.
• Badge download.
• DO download.
• DO group download.
• Download start.
• Elevator download.
• Error.
• Flash Error (See Diagnostic Log)
• Flashing Micro. (The entry includes the percent of flash download complete.)
• Flashing Completed.
• Idle.
• Incorrect micro type.
• Inquiry.
• Normal.
• Password download.
• Reader download.
• Reset.
• Schedule download.
• Telephone download.
• There are less then 4 passwords defined.
Mode: This is the current mode or state of the micro. The mode will be
Normal
,
Mode 1
,
Mode 2
, or
Mode 3 , as previously defined on the Mode Schedule Form or by a manual control command.
Comm device messages include the following:
• If this is a direct-connect micro, lists the COM port to which this micro is connected.
• If this is a dial-up micro, the text Dial-Up will be displayed.
• If this is a network micro, the IP address of the micro will be displayed.
• If this is a network + direct micro, the IP address displays. If the micro loses network connection
and fails over to a direct connect, in approximately two minutes, the display changes from the IP
address to COM port. When a failover occurs, a yellow LED displays in the COM address column.
• If this is a network + network micro, the IP address displays. If the micro loses network
connection, fails over to a secondary network IP address, the display changes to the secondary IP
address. When a failover occurs, a yellow LED displays in the COM address column.
If a host computer is licensed for Client Redundancy, has assigned a backup client, and a
failover occurs, a failover COM port displays.