User's Manual

Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC)
7-2 Rev #/Date: 2.0.0 Beta/07.17.03
where:
[header] is a standard header consisting of a timestamp,
microsecond clock reference and sequence number (e.g.:
12/27/2002,9:59:57,2296.320226,11396)
timestamp = 12/27/2002,9:59:57 (time the event occurred, taken
from the system clock)
microsecond clock reference = 2296.320226 (in seconds,
resolution to 1 microsecond, not sync’ed to timestamp)
sequence number = a sequential number assigned to each record
(e.g., 11396; next event would be 11397, 11398, etc.)
[message] is very brief text string (typically < 15-20 characters)
indicating the type of event that occurred (e.g.: RX: ok indicates a
valid 802.11 frame received without error).
[optional parameters] describe the specific circumstances of this
particular occurrence of the event. It can be up to four 32-bit
parameters. Example: pDesc 0x9326c0 hwStatus
01cd803c:0be20203 numRxDesc 9643712.
CLI Commands
The following CLI commands control event logging:
set evlog enable/disable: This is the master control to enable or
disable event logging (i.e., to the event log buffer in RAM). The
default is enabled.
set evlog level <level>: This command sets the verbosity level
(0/critical, 1/low, 2/medium, or 3/high) for event logging. The
default is critical.
set evlog module <module> enable/disable: This command
enables or disables logging events from the specified module or
process: EmulationEngine control events, virtual station control
events, WLAN transmit and receive events, and User Interface
events. By default, the following processes are enabled for event
logging: EmulationEngine control events and virtual station
control events. The following processes are disabled for event
logging: WLAN transmit and receive events and User Interface
events.
set evlog console enable/disable: This command enables or
disables logging directly to the console. The default is disabled.
set evlog file enable/disable: This command enables or disables
recording logged events to file. The default is disabled.
get evlog settings: This command shows the current event log
control settings.