Accessing the event log from the command interface
You can access the event log from any remote command interface. The event log must be enabled
before LXI trigger events can be viewed. To enable the event log, send:
eventlog.enable = 1
To view the event log from a remote interface, send:
print(eventlog.all())
This command outputs one or more strings similar to the following:
14:14:02.000 17 Jun 2019, LAN0, 10.80.64.191, LXI, 0, 1560780842, not available, 0,
0x10,0x00
The string displays the same information as the web interface. Commas separate the fields. The
fields output in the following order:
• Received time (UTC time)
• Event ID
• From (Sender)
• HWDetect / version
• Domain
• Sequence number
• Timestamp (PTP time)
• Epoch (from 1588)
• Flags
• Data
See the table in Logging LAN trigger events in the event log (on page 3-35) for detailed descriptions.
To generate log traffic, send the code:
local id = 1
lan.trigger[id].ipaddress = lan.status.ipaddress
lan.trigger[id].connect()
for domain = 1, 255 do
print(domain)
lan.lxidomain = domain
lan.trigger[id].assert()
delay(1)
end
Help
The help page in the web interface provides basic help for the web interface, a glossary of terms, and
a link to licenses for the virtual front panel, firmware upgrade tool, and TSB Embedded.
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