Appendix i, Error codes – Fairbanks FB3000 Highway System Application User Manual

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3.5.24. Error Logging Setup

The

Error Notification Application

receives error conditions (in the form of the latest

Blat.DLL),

from

the

Kernel Application

, the

Highway System Application

, and the

Data Collection &

Reporting Application

The

Error Notification Application

is initiated by the Highway System Application.

─ It runs indivisibly in a minimized position until it is needed, like a guard dog.
─ The application can be configured to search multiple locations for errors, define e-mail recipients

and servers and be used to modify/add errors.

─ The

User Interface

is always available for configuring or modifying the application settings, and

for any maintenance or needed program upgrades

Each error message can be reported to up to eight

(8)

recipients.

─ The configuration fields for each recipient include the following elements.

• Mail Server

• Username

• Password

• From

• Subject

─ An additional parameter controls whether a message is displayed when an error is e-mailed.

The Weigh Kernel Application, Highway System User Interface Application, and the Data Collection
& Reporting Application

each have a list of predefined error conditions that report.

─ Default errors can be modified to better define how it is dispersed. i.e. Each error can be

enabled/disabled, set to trigger only after a specific interval has passed, filtered (a specific error
might contain information about multiple devices that could force the interval to be ignored if
filtered). The error text and/or subject can also be changed.

─ Error conditions transfer to the Error Notification Application through a shared folder and files

on the instruments hard drive.

─ Each error condition is stored as a single file.
─ The file name consists of a description that identifies the error, followed by any additional

information specific to the error.

NOTE:

See

Appendix I

for a detailed list of all the

Error Codes