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Service Screens and Menus
The Back key returns to the Log screen (Figure 8-20).
6.9.2 Error Log Screen
Select the Error Log button located on the Log screen (Figure 8-20) to display
the Error Log screen shown in Figure 8-23.
The Error Log screen displays the 100 most recent error messages in
descending chronological order. The error messages include those occurring
during system startup, those generated during diagnostic testing (Figure 8-19),
and safety errors, such as the TEE transducer over-temperature. Multiple
malfunctions of the same type are logged as individual errors.
Components that are not spare parts, but which are contained inside a spare
part, can be cited in the error log. See Table F-1 of "Component Designations"
(page F-1) to determine which spare part contains the component cited in an
error log; see "Spare Parts" (page C-1) for a listing of the system spare parts.
Each error is logged according to the date, time, status (circumstances), and
includes details of the malfunction. The format of the data output is discussed
in "Output Data File Structure" (page E-1).
Two keys are located on the Error Log screen:
The Clear key initiates the deletion of the Error Log data and displays a
confirmation message box (see Figure 8-21); confirm or cancel the deletion
of the error log data in this message box.
Figure 8-22 Key History Log Screen
Service
Home
Key History Log
Clear
Time
BACK
Key
17:50:26 SET
17:50:24 TRACKBAL
17:50:21 Preset
17:50:16 TRACKBAL
17:45:53 Review
17:45:43 IPC Disk
17:45:29 Video IO
17:42:23 Power
17:42:18 Power
17:41:38 Freeze
17:41:23 Depth(E)
17:41:22 Depth SW
17:40:30 B SW
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