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6.17 [3.03] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Logbook
Operating with the Local User Interface
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[3.03] Maintenance & Diagnostics > Logbook
6.17.1
Overview of logbook
Structure
The logbook is formed from the device-specific and module-specific partial logbooks. These
logbooks log all operator control actions and reactions of the device or the modules. A
logbook includes historical information that does not reflect the current status.
Note
Historical depth
Logbooks with different historic
al depths can be created by the uneven filling with entries. All
logbooks are structured as a circular buffer. In case of an overflow of the logbooks, the
oldest entry in one of the logbooks is deleted.
Note
Representation of wizard-based error messages in the logbook
Errors which prevent starting the wizard do not generate an entry in the logbook.
Errors which occur during execution of a wizard generate an entry in the logbook. However,
only the corresponding error number is entered in this case, not
the message text.
Information on identification of wizard
-based errors is available in → Wizard-based error
(Page 273).
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