Section 6. Network Status and Resolving Communication Problems
Column Descriptions
Device Name – Indicates the name of the device associated with the operation.
Description – Describes the type of operation.
State – Indicates the current state of an active operation, or the most recent
state of a completed operation. Currently active operations are identified by a
green circle displayed to the left of the Device Name.
Start Time – Indicates the time the operation started.
Priority – Indicates the priority for this operation as a value between 0 and 4.
0. No priority used
1. Low priority
2. Normal priority
3. High priority
4. Top priority
Normal priority operations (scheduled collections, etc.) will have a priority of
2. Client sponsored operations will typically have priority of 3 or 4.
Operations such as automatic hole collection will typically have a value of 1.
Transmit Time – Indicates the time the operation last transmitted to the
device.
Receive Time – Indicates the time the operation last received information from
the device.
Timeout Interval – Indicates the time out interval, in milliseconds, for any
datalogger transaction associated with this operation.
Client – If a client application initiated the operation, the name of the client
application is indicated. Otherwise, this field will be empty.
Account – Indicates the logon name or username associated with a client
application. If no username is provided by the client, this field will be empty.
ID # – Indicates the server’s identifier for the operation.
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