Owner`s manual

problems with the RPC unit or its network interface capabilities, “Unit

Status” information can be used as a valuable troubleshooting aid. You

may be asked to refer to the unit status when calling one of BayTech’s

Application Engineers for support.

From the main menu, select #4, “Unit Status.” The following Unit Status

Menu appears:

RPC Unit Status Menu

1) . . . System

2) . . . Network Interface

3) . . . Logged Users

4) . . . Outlet Status

System Status System Status provides information about the local

memory (available buffers), how many

TCP sockets in use, and the time the unit has been

operating since the last unit reset or power up.

RPC-3 AND RPC-3A UNIT STATUS

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From the Unit Status Menu, select #1 “System.”

The following system information is provided:

System Status:

Available local memory (256 byte buffers: 30)

TCP sockets in use: 1

System up time (days: hh:mm:ss): xx:xx:xx:xx

NOTE Each session has an inactivity timeout of

ten minutes. After ten minutes of no activity

elapses, the session terminates.

Network Network Interface gives information on the

Interface medium or connection status between the RPC unit

and the equipment it is attached to, the number of

faults, if any, the number of transmitting errors, the