Service Diagnostics

Introduction

Expand the MENU on the DIAGNOSTICS tab to access and configure the service parameters for these SERVICES:

SNTP
Clock
Datalogging
SNMP

SNTP Service Diagnostics

This table describes the SNTP parameters for service diagnostics:

Parameter	Description
SERVICE STATUS	Running : The correctly configured service is running.
	Disabled : The service is disabled.
	Unknown : The status of the service is not known.
SERVER TYPE	Primary : A primary server polls a client time server for the current time.
SERVER TYPE	Secondary : A secondary server polls a client time server for the current time.
CURRENT DATE	This field shows the current date in the selected time zone.
SERVER STATUS	green: The server is connected and running.
	red: A server error is detected.
	gray: The status of the server is not known.
DST STATUS	On : DST (daylight saving time) is configured and running.
	Off : DST is disabled.
	Unknown : The DST status is not known.
CURRENT TIME	This field shows the time of day.
TIME ZONE	This field shows the time zone for the module.

Clock Service Diagnostics

This table describes the clock parameters for service diagnostics:

Parameter	Description
CURRENT DATE AND TIME	Date (module date)
CURRENT DATE AND TIME	Time (module time)
TIME ZONE	(module time zone)
LATEST TIME SYNCHRONIZATION	Date (synchronization timestamp)
	Time (synchronization timestamp)
	Time Source (synchronization timestamp): CPU: If the RTU protocol is configured, the RTU can get its initial time from the CPU when the RTU protocol starts or restarts. RTU: This field shows the time source when a SCADA system or a client synchronizes its time with the RTU. SNTP: If the SNTP client is enabled and connected to the SNTP server, its time source is from an SNTP server that synchronizes to the BMENOR2200H module's internal clock.

Data Logging Service Diagnostics

This table describes the data logging parameters for service diagnostics:

Parameter	Description
SERVICE STATUS	Enabled: The data logging service is enabled.
	Working properly: The data logging service is enabled and runs normally.
	Disabled: The data logging service is not enabled.
	Not Configured: The data logging service is not configured.
	At Least One Connection is Bad: A bad hardware connection stops the data logging service.
	Enabled (On): The data logging service is enabled.
	Enabled (Off): The data logging service is disabled.
SD CARD STATUS	Card is Present: The SD card is present in the module and available for data logging functions.
	Low Space Alarm: The free-space rate of the SD card is less than 20 percent.
	Card is Busy: The SD card is busy.
	Card is Missing: The SD card is not available.
SD FREE SPACE	This is the amount of available space in KB on the SD card.

The data logging table contains these columns:

Column	Description
Table Name	This column shows the names of the created tables. NOTE: The name of the table is generated by the Modbus response.
Table Status	Enabled: The table is enabled.
Table Status	Disabled: The table is disabled.
Backup Count (SD Card)	When this number of incremental backups is reached, new data overwrites old data on the SD card.
Record Count	This value represents the number of records that contribute the result.
Last Log Status	Success: No errors were detected for the last execution of the data logging service.
	No Memory Space: The available memory was not sufficient to execute the data logging service.
	Variable Not Available: The data logging service requires a variable that is not available.
	Table Full: The logging function wraps when the table reaches the capacity indicated by this value.
	System Error: The detection of a system error blocked the execution of the data logging service.
Last Backup Status	Success: No errors were detected during the last backup of data logging files.
	No Compatible SD Card: The SD card is not compatible with the data logging backup.
	File System Error: The detection of a file system error blocked the execution of the backup.
	Not Enough Space on SD Card: The available memory on the SD card was not sufficient to execute the backup.
	SD Card Busy: The SD card is locked or write protected.
	System Error: The backup was not possible owing to the detection of a processing error.
Last Successful Backup	This column shows the date and time of the last successful backup of the data log file.

SNMP Service Diagnostics

This table shows the possible states for SNMP service diagnostics:

Parameter	Description
SERVICE STATUS	working properly: The SNMP agent is enabled for network services and running properly.
	disabled: The SNMP agent is disabled for network services.
	not configured: The version configured in the DTM is a mismatch for the version in the web configuration.
SNMP VERSION	V1: Select version 1 (SNMPv1).
	V3: Select version 3 (SNMPv3).
	Unknown: The SNMP version is not known.
DIAGNOSTIC	Packets In: This value represents the number of received SNMP packets.
	Packets Out: This value represents the number of sent SNMP packets.
	Bad Versions In: This value represents the number of received SNMP packets from an unsupported SNMP version.
	USM Stats - Unknown User Names (SNMPv3 only): This value represents the number of packets for which the SNMPv3 function is polled by a user that is not recognized according to the user-based security model (USM).
	USM Stats - Wrong Digests (SNMPv3 only): This value represents the number of packets for which the SNMPv3 polling function uses the wrong password or digest algorithm, according to the user-based security model (USM).
	USM - Unknown Security Models (SNMPv3 only): This value represents the number of SNMP packets that are requested from an unknown security level, according to the user-based security model (USM).