BW Broadcast Ltd TX300V2 Manual Do Utilizador
TX V2 FM Broadcast Transmitter
Logging
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Triggers
Triggers are used to control certain parameters on the V2 Transmitter using the relevant pins on the rear alarms
and triggers connector. To fire a trigger, the pin is pulled low. If multiple triggers are fired the lowest number gets
priority i.e. 1 = highest priority, 4 = lowest priority.
and triggers connector. To fire a trigger, the pin is pulled low. If multiple triggers are fired the lowest number gets
priority i.e. 1 = highest priority, 4 = lowest priority.
1. Navigate to Triggers in the Main Menu
2. Select the appropriate trigger you wish to set (1-4)
3. Set the parameters for the alarm
2. Select the appropriate trigger you wish to set (1-4)
3. Set the parameters for the alarm
a. Enable the trigger in the menu
b. Set the parameter you wish to change using the trigger
c.
b. Set the parameter you wish to change using the trigger
c.
Select if an email is sent when the trigger is fired
d. Set the message to be sent in the email when the trigger is fired.
Pin 2 of the alarms and triggers connector is hard wired to the RF Mute on the transmitter. When this pin is pulled
low, the V2 Transmitter will mute the RF output.
low, the V2 Transmitter will mute the RF output.
Logging
V2 Transmitters have three methods of logging, regardless of the log location, the format is the same.
V2 Transmitters will output a list of important parameter all meter settings and alarm & trigger statuses 2 minutes
after a parameter change and then at hourly intervals. These can be either received via RS232, UDP or saved to
a file on the device. Each method can be enabled or disabled in the system → Log menu.
after a parameter change and then at hourly intervals. These can be either received via RS232, UDP or saved to
a file on the device. Each method can be enabled or disabled in the system → Log menu.
To access the logging via RS232, simply connect the device using the instructions for the RS232 remote and
ensure RS232 logging is enabled in
ensure RS232 logging is enabled in
System → Log → RS232 Enabled
Similarly for file logging
System → Log → File Enabled
To access via UDP, again ensure that UDP logging is enabled and all settings are correct in
System → Log → UDP
To access the file log, first the user must log into the device using the http remote, and then navigate to http://[IP
address of TX V2]/TX V2.log (e.g. http://192.168.0.131/TX V2.log). A new log file is created every 24 hours and
all files are kept for 31 days. To access a previous days log file, use http://[IP address of TX V2]/TX V2.log.[n]
where [n] is the number of days since the log file, e.g.
address of TX V2]/TX V2.log (e.g. http://192.168.0.131/TX V2.log). A new log file is created every 24 hours and
all files are kept for 31 days. To access a previous days log file, use http://[IP address of TX V2]/TX V2.log.[n]
where [n] is the number of days since the log file, e.g.
http://192.168.0.131/TX V2.log.1 is yesterday
http://192.168.0.131/TX V2.log.2 is two days ago
http://192.168.0.131/TX V2.log.7 is one week ago
An example section from a log file is shown below:
2013-04-22 11:40:06
DTLG > M: exciter_locked = 1
DTLG > M: peak_deviation = 75k
DTLG > M: fwd_power = 250
DTLG > M: rev_power = 3
DTLG > M: pa_voltage = 30.1
DTLG > M: aux_voltage = 15.1
DTLG > M: pa_temp = 30.0
DTLG > M: cpu_temp = 25.0
DTLG > M: tx_input_l = -38.997