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OPUS Projektor Manual
User Interface
Please note: Event based logged variables are logged when an event occurs! They can not
be logged in an user specific order even if you changed the sorting of the table.
Log Level must be switched at runtime between the 0 (no logging), and 1 to 9 (logging the
variable up to the defined level only) with the internal variable @LogLevel. The default value
of the @LogLevel is set to 0 on the terminal, so it shall be changed to activate the logging.
To change the log level variable you can use a numeric field or set the variable via Java
Script. The other columns define the triggers for logging the selected variable. By clicking
the editable cells they are marked as selected (like a check box). Multi select is possible.
Starting and Stopping the logging at runtime
The logging on the device is controlled by the variable @LogLevel . By default, this
variable has the value 0 (logging off). To start the logging in either mode, set the variable to
a value >0.
Copy/Move the logged files
The copy/move is started with the variable @LogCopyNow.
Copy current log File from @LogPath to @LogCopyPath
Move current log File from @LogPath to @LogCopyPath
Copy all log Files from @LogPath to @LogCopyPath
Move all log Files from @LogPath to @LogCopyPath
Please note: When you start a copy / move process and the variable logging is already
started, the variable logging is stopped. When copy / move are finished the variable
logging is resumed. The best way to start a copy / move is to use a Java Script and bind it
to an “onRelease” action of a button or softkey. The copy / move path could be also
changed to runtime setting the internal variable @LogCopyPath. Please note that
@LogCopyPath information (USB Stick / SD Card) is depending on the display you are
currently operating. In some cases it could be that the path information will not met the
actual pathes on the device. In such a case it is recommended to change the
@LogCopyPath information at runtime to the right path. Please contact the support if you
need further information.
Please note: If @LogCopyPath do not exist, the copy / move feature is not creating a
folder.
Please note: The runtime is running on a full featured Linux system. In some cases the
mount point of the external devices (SD, USB, etc.) are different from the default. In those
cases it is needed to change the @LogCopyPath. The @LogCopyPath is not updated
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