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WhereWand II User’s Guide

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WhereWand II User’s Guide D1258 rev A

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7 LOGGING

Reading or writing to hardware via the WhereWand Utilities is logged. The log

file contains the timestamp of the event, the operation performed, and the

configuration parameters used. The file is saved on the WhereWand in

C:\WhereNet\Log.txt. Below is a sample log file:

02/14/1980 05:11:40,TAG SET,TE_SUCCESS,0016777405,0,2,10,3,3,4,0,0,0,0,0,0,4,1,5,1,1,0,0,0

02/14/1980 05:11:49,TAG READ,TE_SUCCESS,0016777405,0,2,10,3,3,4,0,1,0,0,0,0,4,1,5,2,1,0,0,0

02/14/1980 07:31:06,LS FLASH LEDS,TE_SUCCESS,0004F1A886A8

02/14/1980 07:31:26,LS REBOOT,TE_SUCCESS,0004F1A886A8

02/14/1980 07:31:30,LS FLASH LEDS,TE_SUCCESS,0004F1A886A8

02/14/1980 08:12:05,LS REBOOT,TE_SUCCESS,0004F1A886A8,,255.255.255.0,192.0.0.0,1,1,1

02/14/1980 08:15:12,LS REBOOT,TE_SUCCESS,0004F1A886A8,90.0.0.0,255.255.255.0,192.0.0.0,1,1,1

02/14/1980 08:22:26,LS REBOOT,TE_SUCCESS,0004F1A886A8,,255.255.255.0,1.1.1.1,1,F,F

All read and write operations to WhereTag/WhereCall, WherePort, or Location

Sensors will be logged.

7.1 Log File Disk Usage

The log file consumes approximately 80 bytes per record. The WhereWand

typically starts with about 800K free disk space. This means that after about 1000

operations the log file must be transferred to another computer and deleted from

the WhereWand. If you get a message like the one shown in figure 52, the disk is

probably full: