Diagnostics Screen: Communication Errors History
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At a Glance
This screen lists the communication faults for the connection points configured (plus 0 and 63) and declared as monitored in the Device Monitoringscreen.
Illustration
The history looks like this:
Elements and Functions
Every time a counter for a connection point changes, a line is added. It contains:
How to Pause/Resume the History Function
This command is used to stop or resume updating of the screen.
Step
Action
1
Right click on the background.
Result: a contextual menu appears.
2
Select the Pause History or Resume History command.
How to Clear the History
This command can be accessed if the Pause History function has been activated. It can be used to delete all the lines on the screen.
Step
Action
1
Access the contextual menu.
2
Select the Clear History command.
How to Sort the History
This command can be accessed if the Pause History function has been activated. It can be used to sort all the lines of the history by date and time, or by connection point, or by counter.
Step
Action
1
Right click on the background.
2
Access the contextual menu.
3
Select the desired command:
  • Sort → By Date and Time
  • Sort → By Connection Point
  • Sort → By Counter
How to Copy the History
This command can be accessed if the Pause History function has been activated. It is used to copy the selected lines to the clipboard in text format.
Step
Action
1
Right click on the background.
2
Access the contextual menu.
3
Select the Copy command.
How to Stop the History Automatically
This function, when selected, allows you to stop the history when it reaches the maximum number of lines (4000 lines). A message informs you that the history has stopped. When the function has not been selected, and when the maximum number is reached, the newly added lines replace the first lines recorded (rotational mode).
Step
Action
1
Access the contextual menu.
2
Select the Automatic History Stop.
Result: selecting the command checks the function.
How to Reset the Reference State
The following procedure describes how to reset the reference state.
Step
Action
1
Access the contextual menu.
2
Select the Reset command.