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General Reference Guide Monitoring Web Interface As the Serial Debug uses eWON ressources (CPU and memory), don’t forget to disable the debugging once you don’t need it anymore. Set the SerDebX to 0 (null) to disable it. The buffer used to store data in the real time log is limited to 1000 characters, so if an RX or TX data stream is longer than 450 characters, an error message saying that it is not possible to log it is logged instead Example: SER-Rx: Too long to print (800) If the Debug mode is >1 then the ascii values are only logged if there is space, so even if ascii debug is acked, if there is no space, no ascii data are appended to the hex data. 6.7.4.4 Activate VPN debug mode Figure 137: Activate VPN debug The VPN diagnosis can be set to 3 levels or disabled. 6.7.5 ADSL Log If your ADSL does not work, you may have problems with your configuration. In that case, you can check the ADSL Log, this log is fetched from the modem itself and remains in 'English'. It may contain information about an invalid VPI/VCI configuration or an incorrect username and password. RG-001-0-EN ver 1.6 eWON® - 22/06/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 163
7 Retrieving Data from eWON 7.1 List of eWON files General Reference Guide Retrieving data from eWON The eWON flash file system contains the following files (R: read, W: write). Detailed information about files format are contained in the Technical Notes that you can download from the eWON web site (Support/Documentation/Technical notes on http://support.ewon.biz): • TN02: eWON files format • TN03: ircAll.bin format • TN12: var_lst.txt format File Name Type Description Events.htm R eWON events occurred (as log in, log out, error) - html format sstat.htm R All the scheduled actions status for the current session - html format estat.htm R Current status of the eWON - html format rt_alm.txt R Real time alarms list inst_val.txt R/W Contains the instant values from the Tags that have been defined in eWON - text format inst_val.bin R/W Instant values from eWON's Tags - binary format events.txt R eWON events occurred (as log in, log out, error) - text format hst_alm.txt R Historical alarms list - text format var_lst.txt R/W List of all the eWON Tag names which are logged - text format var_lst.csv R/W List of all the eWON Tag names which are logged (csv format) program.bas R/W The whole source code of eWON basic program ewonfwr.edf W eWON's firmware file dump.ppp R ppp dump file (can be analyzed by using a software that manages the .ppp format) config.bin R/W eWON configuration - binary format config.txt R eWON configuration - text format comcfg.txt R eWON COM configuration - text format ircall.bin R All the binary values from all Tags that have been defined in eWON icr_XXXXX.txt R Incremental recording file. One file per each of the Tags that are listed inside the var_lst.txt file remote.bas W Single shot execution section (max size = 3000 bytes) backup.tar R/W data.tar R/W Archive containing all necessary files to backup the eWON. config.txt, comcfg.txt, program.bas and /usr directory (with subdirs). When the archive is written, the eWON is firstly cleared before applying the all files. Archive containing all necessary files to backup the eWON. config.txt, comcfg.txt, program.bas and /usr directory (with subdirs). When the archive is written, the eWON is not cleared before applying the all files. Table 136: eWON files list • Files ewonfwr.edf and config.bin are binary files and cannot be modify by users. The config.bin file is Read/Write to allow users to "copy/paste" configuration from one eWON to another. • The program.bas file is Read/Write; this allows you to design your program offline with your text editor and to upload it to the eWON. • Remote.bas is not readable. When a remote.bas (max size = 3000 bytes) file is "dropped" in the eWON root directory, this program is executed 1 time. This feature can be used to execute a single shot action in an automated way. RG-001-0-EN ver 1.6 eWON® - 22/06/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 164
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