### Error Log

#### Error Log Index

gives an overview of the events logged in the CU NVRAM

Depending on the free memory of the PC the error log index might appear as a table in which one can go up/down with the cursor buttons
or
with just one single error, the frame indicates "Error Log Index 1/50".

With the <TAB> button one can jump to the right end of the individual screen,
with the <page up/down> keys one can step through the error index list,
the actual index number will also change to e.g. 12/50.

#### Index: [ ]

Max 50 events can be logged. The last event is always at the highest index number.

If all 50 lines are filled, line 50 will log the last event and the oldest event (line 1) disappears.

The last entry will always be "00S*" if the first action after log-in is checking the error log index.

"00S*" indicates that a PC log-in has taken place, no matter if AGenT or APRMAN was used.

- Selecting the Help on button for a specific error will display detailed problem cause information if available),

#### Code: [ ]

Displays the 4 digit code.

- The first two digits represent the error source (Function Unit number, HEX format,
  FU list see Service manual FAULTFINDING,
- The last two digits represent the event mailed by the unit.

#### Date of Error: [ ]

Event entries should have a regular date and time format.

# Note

# If the date and time column also contains any letters, the clock has not been set:

· after the very first switch on

· after PCB CU exchange

· after NVRAM = CMOS erase of CU

· possibly after ‘Restore’ of ‘CU Complete’

#

#

#### Error Explanation: [ ]

Gives a brief explanation of an event.

#### Select Error Detail

#### Index: [ ]

After looking through the ‘Error Log’ list enter the index number of an event to get the details.

Select for a certain error at any position in the Error Log list the detailed information cursor on certain

<Details> or <F2>.

#### Error Log Detail

Not every function unit provides detailed event logs.

If event source is not CU, kV (see ‘FU kV’) or mA (see ‘FU-mA’), "FU not supported" will be displayed.

#### Error Detail of CU

Error Info to be continued

## Program Trace

#### Error Log Clear

## Start function: Clear

· Once sent with <OK> all entries are erased.