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TIPS ON LOG FILE

TIPS ON LOG FILE. BASICS. Objective: Going through main parts in forming / reading log file. Method: Use several programming facilities. BASICS. Default log file:DS200.LOG. Automatically forms under the folder of IDEA.EXE. DS200.LOG becomes detailed after the code 800960 3. MESSAGES.

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TIPS ON LOG FILE

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  1. TIPS ON LOG FILE

  2. BASICS • Objective: Going through main parts in forming / reading log file. • Method: Use several programming facilities

  3. BASICS • Default log file:DS200.LOG. • Automatically forms under the folder of IDEA.EXE. • DS200.LOG becomes detailed after the code 800960 3.

  4. MESSAGES The main messages are two types: • REQ (request): Messages coming from system to the port. Start with 82. • IND (indication): Messages coming from port to the system. Start with 96.

  5. MESSAGES

  6. ADDRESS Two bytes coming after 96 -82 indicate the port and slot number. E.g. DMA:49982,IND: SETUP 96 00 80 8d 00: rack number 80: port number

  7. MOST COMMON MESSAGES • SETUP: Call request from port. (ISETUP if a digital port is used.) • BRDLMP: The port is in use. The last bytes show the access code. E.g. REQ:BRDLMP 82 07 82 41 11 13 1113 is in use.

  8. MOST COMMON MESSAGES • CONNEC: Speech channel is connected. • COMFRE: MF receiver is connected. • MFDETE : DTMF digit is dialled. E.g. DSP:722442,IND:MFDETE 00 ffffff80 80 indicates to the DTMF digit.

  9. MOST COMMON MESSAGES • DISCON: Speech channel is disconnected. • DIMFRE: MF receiver is disconnected. • COFSGE : Caller ID is produced to EX200 (0/16C) card. Last bytes are related to the Caller ID. E.g. REQ:COFSGE 82 70 80 d5 e6 10 01 08 31 30 31 34 30 38 32 38 02 04 31 32 35 30 Underlined part indicates to Caller ID.

  10. INFO ELEMENTS IN MESSAGES SETUP • 5C: Indicates to type and plan of the calling party no (like national, international). • 6C: Indicates to the calling party no. • 70: Indicates to the called party no.

  11. INFO ELEMENTS IN MESSAGES E.g. REQ:ISETUP 82 20 80 05 a1 1e 01 83 5c 02 00 80 6c 04 17 41 11 0f 70 04 45 65 65 6f 00 80: Indicates to calling party no type & plan. 17 41 11 0f: Indicates to calling party no. 45 65 65 6f: Indicates to called party no.

  12. INFO ELEMENTS IN MESSAGES DISCON • Last byte indicates to the cause of disconnection (like normal call clear, unavailable number...).

  13. TIPS Extra Monitor Messages: • Sometimes, you are required to dial the codes 800970_slot no_53 and 800970_slot no_61. • These codes write extra lines to log file for digital ports. • Those extra lines are seen as ERROR messages.

  14. TIPS E.g. DMA:1339784,REQ:DIMFRE 82 70 80 c2 DMA:1339784,REQ:DISCRS 82 70 81 c9 04 e0 DMA:1339786,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 02 00 81 08 02 08 01 56 45 08 02 80 90 DMA:1339788,IND:IDISCO 96 40 e3 45 08 01 90 DMA:1339788,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 82 02 ff 03 08 00 7b 9f 02 03 00 11 10 DMA:1339789,REQ:IRELEA 82 40 e3 4d 08 01 90 DMA:1339792,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 83 02 ff 03 08 00 7b 9f 02 03 00 11 10 DMA:1339792,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 82 00 81 01 0a DMA:1339796,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 82 02 81 02 0a 08 01 d6 4d 08 02 81 90 DMA:1339796,IND:IRELCO 96 10 a0 5a 08 01 90 DMA:1339797,REQ:BRDLMP 82 07 82 47 11 46 DMA:1339798,IND:IRELCO 96 40 e3 5a 08 01 90 DMA:1339798,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 02 02 81 01 04 DMA:1339802,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 02 00 81 0a 04 08 01 56 5a 08 02 80 90 DMA:1339802,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 82 00 81 01 0c DMA:1339806,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 82 02 ff 03 08 00 7b 9f 02 03 00 11 46 DMA:1339806,IND: ERROR 96 10 04 83 02 ff 03 08 00 7b 9f 02 03 00 11 46 DMA:1339902,REQ:BRDLMP 82 07 82 40 12 50

  15. TIPS EEPROM Programming: • If EEPROM is defected, the program changes will not be realized. • The log file shows if the EEPROM is functioning or not.

  16. TIPS E.g. In successful EEPROM programming, lots of download messages are observed. DMA:1393637,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 29 01 00 ff DMA:1393673,IND: READY 96 50 11 29 DMA:1393673,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 0a ff DMA:1393707,IND: READY 96 50 11 0a DMA:1393707,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 0b ff DMA:1393739,IND: READY 96 50 11 0b DMA:1393739,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 0c ff DMA:1393773,IND: READY 96 50 11 0c DMA:1393773,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 0d ff DMA:1393805,IND: READY 96 50 11 0d DMA:1393805,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 0e ff DMA:1393837,IND: READY 96 50 11 0e DMA:1393839,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 0f ff DMA:1393873,IND: READY 96 50 11 0f DMA:1393873,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 10 ff DMA:1393907,IND: READY 96 50 11 10 DMA:1393907,REQ:DLDREQ 82 50 11 11 ff DMA:1393941,IND: READY 96 50 11 11

  17. TIPS Parameter Query: • Sometimes you may be asked to dial the code 800961. • This program lists values of some parameters to the log file.

  18. TIPS E.g. The output of this code starts as: time=10:05:31 date=14/10/05 VERSION. z_ADK SBSC ... pn=0 stt=18 ppn=1536 sppn=1536 ofs=16 self=20 ISDN SBSC ... IWU ... spn=0 stt=78 sstt=0 ofs=0 self=16 cph=1 cgpn=ffffffff cdpn=ffffffff CALL_MAKER ... ISDN TRUNK ... ISDN2ANLG ... VSBSC ... EVMCHN ... EVM 1-2:0000 EVM 3-4:0000 EVM 5-6:0000 EVM 7-8:0000 PRI2SB ... BUSY irSLOTs KTS UART REGS LCR 0x1B IIR 0x01 IER 0x01 LSR 0x60 RD 0xCA INTEGRAL-5 REGS

  19. TIPS Reset Data Query: • Sometimes you may be asked to dial the code 800750. • This program lists the data related to previous reset occasions.

  20. TIPS E.g. The output of this code is like: DBG:Reset Data 1 (982) DBG: 00 5A 5F 41 43 43 5F 32 35 2E 62 69 6E 20 32 32 DBG: 2E 30 38 2E 32 30 30 36 20 31 38 3A 30 33 00 01 DBG: 17 01 26 08 06 0D 85 5F 65 00 FE 0A 00 00 00 00 DBG: 18 00 00 00 00 01 00 00 00 00 00 C3 C3 35 00 00 DBG: 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF FF DBG: FF 44 4D 41 3A 37 37 35 30 37 2C 49 4E 44 3A 20 DBG: 53 45 54 55 50 20 39 36 20 30 30 20 38 30 20 38 DBG: 64 20 0A 00 44 4D 41 3A 37 37 35 30 37 2C 52 45 DBG: 51 3A 42 52 44 4C 4D 50 20 38 32 20 30 37 20 38 DBG: 32 20 35 38 20 31 31 20 31 30 20 0A 00 44 4D 41 DBG: 3A 37 37 35 30 37 2C 52 45 51 3A 43 4F 4E 4E 45 DBG: 43 20 38 32 20 30 30 20 38 30 20 38 37 20 64 66 DBG: 20 61 31 20 0A 00 44 4D 41 3A 37 37 35 30 38 2C DBG: 52 45 51 3A 43 4F 4D 46 52 45 20 38 32 20 37 30 DBG: 20 38 30 20 63 31 20 65 30 20 62 34 20 0A 00 44 DBG: 4D 41 3A 37 37 35 30 38 2C 52 45 51 3A 4D 41 50 DBG: 43 52 53 20 38 32 20 37 30 20 38 31 20 63 39 20 DBG: 30 33 20 30 32 20 30 30 20 65 30 20 0A 00 44 4D DBG: 41 3A 37 37 35 30 39 2C 52 45 51 3A 4D 41 50 43 DBG: 52 53 20 38 32 20 37 30 20 38 31 20 63 39 20 30 DBG: 33 20 30 32 20 65 30 20 30 30 20 0A 00 44 4D 41 DBG: 3A 37 37 35 31 30 2C 52 45 51 3A 49 4E 46 4F 52

  21. FORMING LOG FILE If a simple log file concerning a well- defined function is required: • Open log window of IDEA. • Generate the error. • Copy the log messages. • Paste them on a file and send that file to Karel.

  22. FORMING LOG FILE

  23. FORMING LOG FILE If the problem cannot be seperated: • Send DS200.LOG file to Karel.

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