Yamaha DME - Manual (Page 74)

Chapter 3 Main Panel Window
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“Log Setup” dialog box
Click the [Log Setup] button in the “Event Logger” window to display the “Log Setup” dialog box. Here
you can make Event Log settings. These settings apply to the system as a whole.
■ [Enable Logging]
Turns the function that writes the event log to a file ON or OFF.
When the checkbox is checked the event log is saved to a file, and the saved event log is cleared
from the DME unit.
If the checkbox is unchecked the DME event log is saved in the DME unit.
When checked, it is set in the [Enable Logging] frame.
Record _ days per log file
Sets the number of days recorded into a single log file. When the specified number of days is
exceeded, a new log file is created, and future log events are recorded there.
When “1” is set for the number of days at 10:00 AM, information will be recorded in the same file
until the next day at 9:59 AM. The number of days counted is cleared and a new log file is created
when the system goes online, or when the “Log Setup” dialog box is closed by changing the
settings such as the number of days or the log file folder, and then clicking the [OK] button.
Automatically delete log files after _ days
When a check is placed here, log files exceeding the specified number of days are automatically
deleted. Specifies the number of days after which log files are automatically deleted.
Log file folder
Specify the folder for saving log files. Clicking the [Browse] button opens the standard operating
system dialog box for specifying folders. Here you can select a folder.
Log files are saved with the following file name: “LOG + Start_Date.txt”.
If there is a file with the same name already in the specified folder, a number will be affixed to the
end of the file name, and it will be saved as a separate file. (Example: LOG20040824-2.txt)
■ [Display Event]
Displays events with checks next to them. This operates together with the [Display Information],
[Display Warning], and [Display Error] buttons in the “Event Logger” window. You can place
checks next to multiple events.
■ [Display Log Buffer Full Message]
This applies to DME64N/24N units in all zones. When checked, if the DME event log becomes full a
“Log Buffer Full” message will appear on the display of the corresponding DME unit.
■ [Log List Setup] Button
Sets events sent from the DME units. Clicking here displays the “Event Log List” dialog box.