coMsat Multichannel PRA
coMsat Multichannel PRA
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<strong>Multichannel</strong> <strong>PRA</strong><br />
Figure 71: Trace monitoring<br />
Should certain installations induce the need for questions to the manufacturer, it is a<br />
good idea to store trace results as well the current configuration (Menu: “Monitor”<br />
“Save Monitor Data”. Please give an expressive file name).<br />
The Monitor entry menu provides options on what to do with the trace memory of the<br />
<strong>Multichannel</strong> <strong>PRA</strong>. It can be read out (Menu: Monitor / Load Monitor Data), cleared<br />
in the display, deleted in the <strong>Multichannel</strong> <strong>PRA</strong> without reading, and saved to file.<br />
Note: An additional possibility to save the monitor data is to a HTML file with the<br />
menu command File / Export active Grid to HTML. This gives the possibility to<br />
display the monitor data without installing the <strong>PRA</strong>C software, e.g. for forwarding it to<br />
the technician of a PBX in case of compatibility problems.<br />
To copy parts of the monitor see section “Storing Monitor Selection as HTML”<br />
The trace memory in the device occupies a defined memory area, which cannot be<br />
increased. Thus, an exact storage duration cannot be given. It depends on the<br />
quantity of calls that are passed via the TA. The larger the number of calls the shorter<br />
the recording duration and vice versa. The record duration can therefore range<br />
between a few minutes and approx. 1 hour. If such a trace is to be used for analysis,<br />
one should first be certain that the event actually occurred within the recording<br />
period. Otherwise, you should try to repeat the recording to „catch“ the event. Surplus<br />
data in the memory can be deleted by (multiple) selection of the Clear menu entry in<br />
the Monitor menu.<br />
6.12.1 Coloring<br />
Some coloring is used to make the monitor more readable.<br />
6.12.1.1 Header Row Coloring<br />
- Green: All information is presented in this column<br />
- Yellow: Some information is not presented, e.g. Layer 1/2 of ISDN<br />
- Blue: A text filter is active for this column<br />
- Red: No information is displayed in this column<br />
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