C.1.2.4 object state log format, C.1.2.4 object – Campbell Scientific PC400 Datalogger Support Software User Manual
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Appendix C. Log Files and the LogTool Application
TABLE C-2. Communications Status Log Messages
Message Text
Message Meaning
User Response to Message
Provider opened
The serial
communications port has
been initialized.
Device dialed
The communications
link has been initialized
to transfer data packets.
Provider closed
The serial
communications port has
been closed.
Unable to Locate Serial synch
byte
The low level
communications
synchronization byte was
not received after the
computer sent out a
serial packet.
This indicates that the device is
either not responding or responding
with an invalid communications
protocol. This message would
appear if trying to talk to an array
based datalogger that is set up as a
table based datalogger in the
network map.
Communications Status Log Example
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.367","IPPort","S","Device dialed"
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.382","PakBusPort_ip","S","sending message","src: 4094","dest: 2","proto: PakCtrl","type: 0x09","tran: 214"
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.398","PakBusPort_ip","S","received message","src: 2","dest: 4094","proto: PakCtrl","type: 0x89","tran:
214"
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.398","CR1000","S","PakCtrl message received","89"
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.413","PakBusPort_ip","S","sending message","src: 4094","dest: 2","proto: BMP5","type: 0x17","tran: 213"
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.429","PakBusPort_ip","S","received message","src: 2","dest: 4094","proto: BMP5","type: 0x97","tran: 213"
"2009-04-15 16:41:05.429","CR1000","S","BMP5 message received","type: 0x97","check/set clock"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.367","PakBusPort_ip","S","sending message","src: 4094","dest: 2","proto: BMP5","type: 0x09","tran: 217"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.382","PakBusPort_ip","S","received message","src: 2","dest: 4094","proto: BMP5","type: 0x89","tran: 217"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.382","CR1000","S","BMP5 message received","type: 0x89","table poll","CR1000.TestFast"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.382","PakBusPort_ip","S","sending message","src: 4094","dest: 2","proto: BMP5","type: 0x09","tran: 218"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.492","PakBusPort_ip","S","received message","src: 2","dest: 4094","proto: BMP5","type: 0x89","tran: 218"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.492","CR1000","S","BMP5 message received","type: 0x89","table poll","CR1000.TestFast"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.523","PakBusPort_ip","S","sending message","src: 4094","dest: 2","proto: BMP5","type: 0x17","tran: 219"
"2009-04-15 16:41:06.523","PakBusPort_ip","S","received message","src: 2","dest: 4094","proto: BMP5","type: 0x97","tran: 219"
C.1.2.4 Object State Log Format
The object state log includes two fields in addition to the timestamp and device
name:
Object Name – The name of the object from which the message is being
generated. Typically this will be the name of an object method.
Description – Any extra information associated with the event.
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