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Chapter 3. Operation
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3.4.5. System Manager Log Window
System Manager includes a tracking mechanism for recording significant system events. This
mechanism consists of a Log file and an Events Logging window. Typically, a Log file,
labeled by the date and time, is created every time System Manager is run. In addition, once
a new event occurs, it is recorded in the log file. During the System Manager operation, the
log file is frequently updated.
The Event Logging window (see Figure 3-5) displays each event as an icon, accompanied by
the date and time of the occurrence. The Event Logging window records the following
events: Connect, Disconnect, Run from Devices Messages, Run Configuration Messages,
Redundancy Activities, Alarm Messages, and Communication Problems.
NOTE
Any event appearing in the Events Logging window can be selected by clicking on
it and deleted by pressing the Delete key. Deleting events from the Events
Logging window does not remove it from the archived Log file.
Figure 3-5: Events Logging Window
The Event Logging Window shows a context menu when right clicking with the mouse on it
with the following options:
• Docking View
Dock the Event Logging window to the main screen. Does not work in all System
Manager versions.
• User Text
Enters a comment into the log. The operator may enter comments into the log at any
time. Comments become part of the log history and are displayed in the Events Logging
window.
• Clear
Clearing the event log - when choosing the “Clear” command on the context menu of the
event-logging window, all event logs are deleted.
• Copy
Copying an event log - when choosing the “Copy” command from the Context Menu of
the Event Logging window, the currently selected event text is copied.
• Acknowledge – Not active at current version.
- NMS-4000 1
- Introduction 3
- Manual Scope and Structure 3
- Conventions and Terminology 3
- Using Windows 2000 4
- Multiple Document Interface 4
- About this Document 4
- Technical Support 4
- How to Return Faulty Parts 5
- WARRANTY 6
- TABLE OF CONTENTS 7
- User Manual 10
- Front Matter 10
- LIST OF FIGURES 11
- LIST OF TABLES 14
- 1. OVERVIEW 17
- NMS 4000 22
- Management 24
- System System 25
- Site Management 26
- 1.4. Product Line 28
- 1.5. Functional Description 29
- 1.5.2. SNMP Support 30
- 1.5.3. Redundancy 31
- 1.5.4. In-Bound Control 31
- 1.6.1. System Configuration 33
- 1.6.2. System Requirements 34
- 2. INSTALLATION 35
- 2.2.3. System Directory 36
- 2.2.5. NMS Navigator 37
- Device Bin 38
- Tool Bar 38
- Menu Bar 38
- 2.3.2. Matrix Configuration 39
- 2.3.7. System Configuration 55
- Region Map 59
- Edit Box 68
- Device List 68
- Index numbers 68
- 2.5.2.3. Dialog Commands 69
- 2.5.3. External Devices 69
- External 70
- Devices 70
- 2.5.4.2. Dialog Components 71
- 2.5.4.3. Dialog Commands 72
- 2.5.5. SNMP Communication 73
- 2.5.5.2. Dialog Components 73
- 2.5.5.3. Dialog Commands 74
- 2.6.3. Remote Management 76
- 3. OPERATION 79
- 3.2. Getting Started 80
- 3.3. Logging Procedures 81
- 3.3.1. Change User Password 82
- 3.3.2. Add/Edit Users 82
- 3.3.3. Delete Users 82
- Graphical 83
- User Interface 83
- Configuration 84
- Devices 86
- Redundancy 86
- 3.4.4. Common Properties 92
- 3.4.4.1. Status Indicator 92
- 3.4.4.2. Context Menu 92
- 3.4.4.3. Set Button 92
- IMPORTANT 93
- NMS encoders nomber 96
- 3.6.2. Enabling the Encoder 97
- 3.6.3. Disabling the IRD 98
- 3.6.4. Enabling the IRD 99
- NMS-4000 101
- Network Management System 101
- 4. ENCODER MANAGEMENT 103
- 4.2. General Dialog Box 104
- 4.3. Audio Dialog Box 106
- WARNING 107
- 4.4. Video Dialog Box 108
- 4.5. Data Dialog Box 110
- 4.6. Alarms Dialog Box 112
- 5. MULTIPLEXER MANAGEMENT 115
- Selectors 116
- Input Status Check Boxes 116
- 5.3. Configuration Dialog 117
- 5.4. Scrambling Dialog 119
- 5.5. Alarm Dialog 120
- 5.6. Remux Dialog 122
- 6. IRD MANAGEMENT 125
- NOTE (þ*) 130
- 6.7. IRD Data Configuration 143
- 7. MATRIX MANAGEMENT 149
- 7.2.2. Setting Input Text 150
- 7.2.3. Setting Output Text 151
- 7.2.4. Setting Connections 151
- 8. MODULATOR MANAGEMENT 155
- 8.2.1. Configuration Dialog 156
- 8.2.2. Alarms Dialog 159
- 8.3.1. Configuration Dialog 160
- 8.3.2. General Dialog 162
- 8.3.3. Alarms Dialog 162
- 8.4. Newtec Modulator Type 163
- 8.4.4. Status Dialog 169
- 9. DECRYPTOR MANAGEMENT 171
- 9.2. Programs Configuration 172
- 9.3. Slots Status 173
- 9.4. Input 173
- 9.5. Alarms 176
- 9.6. Versions 177
- 9.7. Lable 177
- 10. STAT-MUX 179
- 10.3. Mode of Operation 180
- 11. REDUNDANCY 183
- 11.2.3. Redundancy Process 184
- 11.3. Managing Redundancy 186
- 12. NMS NAVIGATOR 191
- 12.2. Master NMS Mode 192
- 12.2.1. Master NMS Menu 193
- 12.2.2. Master NMS Tool Bar 194
- 12.3. Site Manager Mode 196
- 12.3.1. Site Manager Menu 197
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