Help on Logging

Schematic representation

   
KNX          ,---------------------,
------------>| Log-KNX             |
EnOcean      | ,---------------------, 
-------------->| Log-EnOcean         | 
...          | | ,---------------------, 
---------------->| ...                 | 
Operations   | | | ,---------------------, 
------------------>| Log-Operations      |
               | | |                     |
               '-| | 15:00:43 Event c    |
                 | | 12:14:00 Event b    | 
                 '-| 12:00:01 Event a    |
                   | ...                 |
                   '---------------------'

Operation

   

The Smart Home Server provides multiple logs for monitoring and troubleshooting. Each technology, such as KNX, EnOcean, etc. has its own amount of log space. "Operations" also have their own amount of log space. In the "Operations"-Log you can find logs of, gates, timer, scenes etc. Every log is designed as a ring memory. They always keep the current events. Older ones are discarded when the amount of log space memory are exceeded. The top entry in the log-view is the most recent one and the last entry the oldest. The log-view supports filtering, searching and highlighting.

Controls

  archive logs

With this button all available logs are written to an archive. After the archive has been created, a link to the archive will appear directly underneath the button. With this link the archive can be downloaded to the PC. Every time the button is pressed the archive is updated

  Logging selection

The "logging selection window" selects the log that is shown.

  Log update

Pressing "update" updates the shown log.

  define / select filter

The filter selection box allows you to select and define filters. If the selection window is empty, all log entries are displayed.

  apply filter

This button will set the filter on and off.

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How many events are stored in the log?
For each log type a certain amount of memory is guaranteed. The number of entries depends on how many events occur. In a system with a low number of events, the logs may include periods of several weeks. In a system with many events possibly only a couple of hours.