No. Information Note
1 Absolute Time
stamp
Time format: "Hour: Minute: Second.micro second"
If no time has been received over the network (NTP), the time elapsed since
the system start is specified here.
2 Relative Time stamp Time as a counter of the past milliseconds since the start.
3 Repeat Counter Counter which indicates how many times this message has been issued since
the system start.
4 Thread Name or ID of the process that issues this message
5 Source file name a) Name of the program file and
b) number of the program line,
which generated this message.
Example of an output line:
5224381 302808 1:27:02.610085 SerPoll SerialUart.c [ 621] INFO: Ser1: Write 16 bytes to uart
Elements:
2 3 1 4 5a 5b Class Message
2934692 158343 0:48:52.921718 SerPoll SerialUart.c [ 621] INFO: Ser1: Write 16 bytes to uart
These messages can also be sent to a Syslog server. The IP address of this server is defined for this
purpose. "0.0.0.0" means that this function is not active.
6.1.3 Debug Configurations
This is used to define the intensity of the system messages for the various program sections. The program
embeds messages that are marked with a specific debug level.
The following debug levels are defined:
Level Function
ERROR Occurrence of an error that prevents a desired function.
WARN Occurrence of a condition that delays a desired function
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