Gateway E-826R 用户手册
Error codes
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The logs contain three main fields.
Error codes
Error codes appear as eight-character strings made up of either letters or
numbers for a total of 32 bits.
numbers for a total of 32 bits.
Field
Description
Time Stamp
The time the event occurred. This field helps correlate the event with a possible
application interruption. If the autoloader is unable to acquire the correct time/date
from the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) server, or the front panel, the time
stamp contains values indicating the power cycle number and the time an entry
was written relative to that power cycle, listed as power on hours (POH).
The autoloader has no internal real-time clock and requires the user to set the time
of day from the front panel or acquire time through the network interface through
an SNTP server.
application interruption. If the autoloader is unable to acquire the correct time/date
from the Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) server, or the front panel, the time
stamp contains values indicating the power cycle number and the time an entry
was written relative to that power cycle, listed as power on hours (POH).
The autoloader has no internal real-time clock and requires the user to set the time
of day from the front panel or acquire time through the network interface through
an SNTP server.
Error Code
The type of error or action to which the event is related. This field helps identify
what caused the event to occur (see
what caused the event to occur (see
).
Context
The event’s software register information.
Field
Description
Recovery Action
Defines what the autoloader does, based on the event that occurred.
If the value is 0, the autoloader continues operations because this is typically a soft,
recoverable event, or an event that is just recording an action for when the development
team may be working on enhancements.
If the value is other than 0, then you must reboot the autoloader in order to recover from
the event. The reboot happens automatically.
If the value is 0, the autoloader continues operations because this is typically a soft,
recoverable event, or an event that is just recording an action for when the development
team may be working on enhancements.
If the value is other than 0, then you must reboot the autoloader in order to recover from
the event. The reboot happens automatically.
Task ID: Defines what firmware task was being performed at the time of the event.
Task ID (in Hex)
Description
00
System Timer
01
Loader Manager
02
Picker
03
Magazine Left
04
Magazine Right
07
Drive Manager
08
Barcode Reader
09
Front Panel
0A
IP
0B
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