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Downloading Program Files Section 3

Element Management System (EMS) 4.0 User Manual

6. Click on the Load button to start downloading the program. This causes the

operating mode to change automatically to PrgLd or FPGALd (Figure 43),

followed by a progressive fill-in of the progress bar (Figure 44).

Figure 43. Changing Mode

Figure 44. Program Load Progress

7. When the program download has been completed, the message shown in

Figure 45 appears.

Figure 45. Done Message

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Downloading Program Files Section 3 6. Click on the Load button to start downloading the program. This causes the operating mode to change automatically to PrgLd or FPGALd (Figure 43), followed by a progressive fill-in of the progress bar (Figure 44). Figure 43. Changing Mode 52 Figure 44. Program Load Progress 7. When the program download has been completed, the message shown in Figure 45 appears. Figure 45. Done Message Element Management System (EMS) 4.
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Task-Based Reference Viewing the EMS Log File 3.15 Viewing the EMS Log File The EMS log file (by default, dems.xml) serves as a repository for status and alarm records written by the EMS software. Within the file, the records are stored in an “extended markup language” (xml) format that can be displayed by most internet browsers. Each separate record is preceded and ended by the tag which can be seen in the example shown in Figure 46.
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Viewing the EMS Log File Section 3 To use the log file 1. Scroll down through the records. Note that the records are displayed in chronological order from most recent to oldest. 2. Use the search function of the browser (EditÞFind (on This Page) or comparable function) to find particular types of records or a particular item such as PSBattVolt in Figure 47. 3. To open or close a record, click on the minus or plus sign on the left of the entry (“-”closes the entry, “+” opens it). 54 Figure 47.
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SCREEN-BASED REFERENCE
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SCREEN-BASED REFERENCE This section contains examples and descriptions of the EMS Maintenance Interface “screens.” The descriptions cover all menu items, all “dashboard” indicators, all mouse-selectable controls, and all data entry fields. 4.1 EMS Pull-Down Menus The EMS toolbar, shown in Figure 48, is a standard Windows application toolbar with pull-down menus. It is present at all times when EMS is running. Figure 48. EMS Toolbar 4.1.1 File Menu The File menu has one item, Exit.
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EMS Pull-Down Menus Section 7 Figure 49. Preferences Window Table 4: View Menu Items 58 MENU ITEM DESCRIPTION EMS/Host/Remote Comm Port System port connected to an individual host/remote pair or to the first pair in the Controller Area Network (CAN). To select a port, select from the pull-down menu (selections available are PC-specific). EMS/Host/Remote Baud Data transfer rate for the above port. Cannot be changed. NOC Comm Port Optional port providing a remote NOC-NEM interface.