E355/E265 USER AND BEST PRACTICES GUIDE 65
CHAPTER 7
Logging Options
Logging is a powerful tool for debugging, trouble-shooting and evaluating
software. At the same time, improper use of logging mechanisms can negatively
impact performance or misdirect problem investigation.
OS Logging
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Selective information is logged by the OS. Key logging information includes:
• System startup and initialization.
• Loading and running of tasks and threads.
• System crash details.
• Error messages.
System configuration variables *DEBUG and *LOG control the viewing of OS and
application logs.
*DEBUG (Serial)
• Log data will be written to COM1 or debug port based on setting *DEBUG= 1
or 4.
• In case of *DEBUG=1, The COM1 port will be unavailable for download or any
other purposes.
• Hardware interrupts are disabled during transmission of each character to
serial port.
• *LOG setting overrides *DEBUG, so make sure to remove *LOG parameter for
*DEBUG to work.
• Connect serial cable from PC to either COM1 or debug port on dongle, and
connect dongle to e355 with switch setting UART<->USB set to UART.
• Debug port on the dongle requires power, so connect USB power to the
dongle when you are using *DEBUG=4.
• Open Terminal Emulation Software (TES) such as Hyper Terminal, ProComm,
or TeraTerm in PC and set baud rate and format to 115200 and 8N1.
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