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Models 2616RC, 3096RC & 3196RC Admin Reference Guide 19 • System Log
System Log Messages in Non-Volatile Memory window
The System Log Messages in Non-Volatile Memory window (see figure 158) displays the time-stamped system log
messages currently stored in the T-DAC’s non-volatile Flash memory. To display the System Log Messages
in Non-Volatile Memory window, on the System Log Overview window, click the Non-Volatile
Memory… hyperlink.
Figure 158. System Log—Non-Volatile Memory window
The System Log—Non-Volatile Memory window displays information described in the following sections.
Message Cache Management
This portion of the System Log Messages in Non-Volatile Memory window displays the parameter used to manage
the System Log Message cache in the T-DAC’s flash memory.
Cache Full Status
This parameter provides the following:
• You can read the value of this parameter to learn the status of the System Log Message cache in flash memory.
The following values can be displayed:
- syslogFlashOK(0)—As long as the T-DAC’s flash memory is accepting system log messages, the T-DAC
will set the value of syslogFlashClear(2) to syslogFlashOK(0).
- syslogFlashFull(1)—When Flash is rejecting system log messages because the message cache is full, the T-
DAC will set the value of syslogFlashClear(2) to syslogFlashFull(1). To correct this condition, see section
“Clear Syslog Message Cache”.
Clear Syslog Message Cache
When Flash is rejecting system log messages because the message cache is full, the T-DAC will set the value of
syslogFlashClear(2) to syslogFlashFull(1). To correct this condition, click the Clear Cache button.
Syslog Messages
Time (slfTick)
Time stamps are generated every 10 ms.
Message (slfMessage)
This is the message stored in Flash memory. If the T-DAC loses power, the messages stored in non-volatile flash
memory will not be lost.