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February 18, 2014
Name Data Type Description
Server GECServerStat[5] Status for each server
Client GECClientStat[5] Status for each client
Within the GECInStat objects are objects containing the status information for each server
and the block transfer process. Refer to the Reference chapter for a complete listing of the
data stored in this object.
3.1.2 GECServerStat (Server Status Object)
The GECServerStat object stores the status information related to each individual server on
the module. All messages are counted for both the receive and transmit operations.
Additionally, the object contains the CfgErrword member. This member is discussed in the
following section. The following table describes the structure of the object.
Name Data Type Description
Enabled INT Flag to indicate if server is enabled
(1=Yes,0=No)
State INT Current state of server
IP INT[4] IP address of host connected to server
Port INT TCP port for host connected to server
Open INT Number of times server performed an open
Est INT Number of times connection established
Close INT Number of times socket closed
Rx INT Number of messages received
RxOverflow INT Number of receive buffer overflows
Tx INT Number of messages transmitted
TxOverflow INT Number of transmit buffer overflows
Timeout INT Number of socket timeout conditions
CfgErrword INT Configuration error word value for server
3.1.3 GECBlkStat (Block Error Status Object)
The GECBlkStat object holds the status data related to the data transfer between the
module and the controller. Each read and write block transferred between the module and
the controller is counted in the Read and Write data members, respectively. Each write block
that is parse by the module is counted in the Parse data member. The Err member is
incremented each time a bad block is transferred between the two devices or there is an
error in the backplane driver in the module. The following table describes the structure of the
object.
Name Data Type Description
Read INT Number of blocks read by the module