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4.7.5 Test & Maintenance Menu [5]
This menu presents several options for collecting information on the system status of the
local and remote systems, and allows control over some “housekeeping” functions.
The following illustrates the menu options for the Test & Maintenance Menu:
[1] - Change Password (Flash is updated)
[2] - Change NodeID (Flash is updated)
[3] - Select XMODEM-1K or KERMIT (Flash is updated)
[4] - --------------------------
[5] - Clear Log
[6] - System Reset
[7] - Load Local Operating System from Disk then soft-boot
[8] - Load Local Operating System from Disk to Flash then hard-boot
[1] - Display Log File
[2] - Clear All Loops (updates Flash accordingly)
[3] - -------------------------------------------
[4] - see menu below
[5] - see menu below
[6] - Set System Time (sets local and remote)
Test/
Maintenance
5
[1] - Change Password (Flash is updated)
[2] - Change NodeID (Flash is updated)
[3] - Select XMODEM-1K or KERMIT (Flash is updated)
[4] - --------------------------
[5] - Clear Log
[6] - System Reset
[7] - Copy Local Operating System to Remote then soft-boot Remote
[8] - Copy Local Operating System to Remote Flash then hard-boot Remote
Remote
Box Profile/
Maintenance
5
Local
Box Profile/
Maintenance
4
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4.7.5.1 Display Log File [1]
This command displays the most recent 18 log file entries on a screen page. Successive
<ENTER> key presses will cause the display to scroll up to view prior log entries, while
<BACKSPACE> causes the display to scroll down. The log file stores a maximum of the last
2048 entries.
4.7.5.2 Clear All Loops [2]
Selecting this option causes all data loops, whether on composite or channel ports, and
whether on local or remote system, to be cleared.
4.7.5.3 Set System Time [6]
This option allows the operator to set a system time on both local and remote systems, in the
format hhhhh:mm:ss. Note that this is not a calendar or 24-hour clock, but rather an elapsed
time.
4.7.5.4 Local/Remote Box Profile/Maintenance [4 & 5]
Two menus, one for the local system, and one for the remote system permit a few additional
maintenance functions to be performed.