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messages be saved only to remote systems and not locally on the 4380A. Storing files locally may cause
the file system to exceed its storage capacity and the 4380A will no longer operate.
The options for the diagnostic outputs include error, info, or debug messages from the sub-systems listed
below. To determine the current settings telnet into the command port and use the settings diaglog
command.
4380A>settings diaglog
[clock] info
[cpld4370] info
[gps] info
[kas2] info
[lnsrawstate] info
[software] info
[timecode] info
[tsc4370] info
[tsgather] info
[warmstart] info
[OK] 2015-08-07T20:35:22Z
To change the settings use the diag command then specify which subsystem you would like to change (gps,
kas2, clock, tagps, timecode, tsc4370), then specify which message types (error, info, or debug) you would
like to see for that subsystem. Example – if you want to look at the debug messages for the GPS use the
diag gps debug command. You can verify this by using the settings diaglog command.
4380A>diag gps debug
[OK] 2015-08-07T20:36:07Z
4380A>settings diaglog
[clock] info
[cpld4370] info
[gps] debug
[kas2] info
[lnsrawstate] info
[software] info
[timecode] info
[tsc4370] info
[tsgather] info
[warmstart] info
[OK] 2015-08-07T20:36:24Z
Users can modify these settings as needed and are able to save these settings to the default start up if
desired by typing save. These settings can also be saved to a different configuration file if desired by
typing save and providing a configuration filename.
3.4.1.4 Status Port (1900)
This port provides users with real time system status updates. As the fields that are displayed using the
config, settings, status, and network commands are updated internally they are forwarded to this port in real
time. Users wanting to display system parameters, measurements, and/or alarms in real time are able to use
the data provided by the status port to update their displays in real time. See Appendix C for an example of
the data provided by the status port.
3.4.1.5 Average TIC Data Port (2100)
This port provides users with average measurement results from each of the 4393A TIC Cards installed in
the 4380A. The measurements will only be available for the port(s) on the card(s) that detect a 1PPS input.
The measurements will automatically be output once the averaging is complete based on the settings
ptd_port value.
Ch0 - Ch41 (20 event average): 7.964 ns 1276616379 S 594583 uS; sd: 0.053169 ns
Ch0 - Ch42 (20 event average): 8.444 ns 1276616379 S 596166 uS; sd: 0.045333 ns
Ch0 - Ch43 (20 event average): 15.995 ns 1276616379 S 597470 uS; sd: 0.053169 ns
Ch0 - Ch44 (20 event average): 15.695 ns 1276616379 S 598818 uS; sd: 0.035163 ns
Ch0 - Ch41 (20 event average): 7.938 ns 1276616399 S 594336 uS; sd: 0.042749 ns
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