CANOGA PERKINS 1500 Domain Management Module - Manual (Page 31)

Table 8. Syslog Message Severity Mask Levels
Severity Level Include Message Types
About...and Higher
Example Message
Debug All Syslog ready
Informational The system state during
normal operation Log cleared
User account password changed
Notice Minor changes that affect the
system, but operation can
continue Remote unit offline
Fan malfunction
Unknown user attempted to login
Warning Changes that affect the system
and its operation System restarted
Security lockout time changed
Error Conditions that significantly
affect system operation Syslog failed
CAP feature not found
Critical, Alert, Emergency None; not used N/A
Manage System Status and Alarms
If an alarm occurs, it sets the Alarm Relays on the CIM for the chassis with the module with the
problem. The System Status screen shows general alarm and error information about the system,
such as which chassis has an alarm, as well as hardware and software data for the DMM, and
provides an option to reset all alarms relays in the system. To access the System Status screen
and reset all relays after resolving a problem, follow these steps:
1. From the Main Menu, type 8 , "System Status," and press <Enter>. The System Status screen
appears.
2. To reset all Major and Minor alarm relays in the domain, type 1 and follow the prompts on
the screen.
3. To return to the Main Menu, press <Esc>.
Manage the Module Code Library
The Module Code Library, located in the Flash Memory so that the information remains available
after power-down and power-up, can store one version of code for each module in the domain.
You may need to view or delete the Library Code files (the firmware, configuration [*.cfg], and
capabilities [*.cap] files for various modules and the DMM). To access the Code Library menu,
follow these steps:
1. From the DMM Main Menu, type 6 , or "Access Module Code Library," and press <Enter>.
The Code Library menu appears.
2. At the Code Library menu, select an option:
• To view files in the current working directory, type
1 .
• To change to another working directory, type
2 . At the prompt, enter the path to the new
directory or enter "//" to go to the top of the directory tree.
• To remove files, type
3 , and follow the prompt on screen.
• To remove a directory, type
4 , and follow the prompt on screen.
3. To return to the Main Menu, press <Esc>.
Model 1500 Domain Management Module 3-19