ICCP Lite Test Sample Program

The ICCP Lite Test Sample Program has the following menu options:

Main Menu
To see the main menu after starting the sample program enter a ‘?’ after the following
output line:

Initialization complete, hit 'x'<Enter> to exit ...

Menu options should appear as follows:

Options:

x = Exit
q = Quiet mode toggle
a = Auto mode toggle
i = Always change DV value toggle
f = Full speed toggle
A=ACR Test
e = Enable all associations
d = Disable all associations
A=ACR Test (server option)
u = Update a local DV value (server option)
U= Update a local DEV value (server option)
m = Send a message (server option)
r = Read all remote DV (client option)
R=Read all remote DS (client option)
w = Write a remote DV (client option)
o = Operate all remote devices (client option)
s = Start client activity (client option)
t = Terminate client activity (client option)
l = Reload log masks
L = Log Status & Statistics
R = Reset Statistics
C = Log Configuration
M = Log Memory
H = Hold Initiate Indication

Redundancy Options:
1 = Manual switch to Active
2 = Manual switch to Standby
3 = Toggle 'RPL enable'
4 = Get configuration from redundant partner

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Exit Sample Program

x = Exit

Selecting “x = Exit” will allow the user to exit the ICCP-Lite Sample Program.

Quiet Mode Toggle

q = Quiet mode toggle

Selecting ‘q’ will stop any printing to the screen that normally occurs with a “printf”
statement. This is particularly helpful where there are so many things being logged to the
screen that the user cannot view the main menu or enter a selection from it.

Auto Mode Toggle

a = Auto mode toggle

Pressing the ‘a’ enables the AutoMode feature. AutoMode is a feature of the demo that
automatically updates the applications list of local DataValues and Devices. AutoMode
will also send Information messages to the Client, if Block 4 is enabled and IM is
configured.

The algorithm for changing a local DataValue and Device and calling function
mis_dv_change() depends on if a DataValue has not been updated in the last ½ second.
The next local DV in the applications list will be updated. This means when the ‘a’ is
pressed only up to two DataValues will be updated every second.

static ST_BOOLEAN _miuAuto = SD_FALSE;

The default for this feature is OFF.

Always Change Data Value Toggle

i = Always change DV value toggle

Selecting ‘i’ will provide constantly changing data values. Currently screen displays
either:

FullSpeed: ON
FullSpeed: OFF

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The result of this is that when the client issues a GetDataValue(s) operation or the
TASE.2 Server sends an Information Report, all affected DataValues will be sent with a
new value.

Floating point values will be returned with their prior value + 0.01
Discrete DataValues will be returned with their prior value + 1
If A state was returned with 0x80 it will be returned with 0x40 and vice verse.

NOTE: This is a useful feature for testing lTASE.2 clients to see that they can behave
properly when they receive a report with all new values.

ST_BOOLEAN miuAlwaysChangeDv = SD_FALSE;

The default for this feature is OFF

Full Speed Toggle

f = Full speed toggle

The Full Speed Toggle is another way to update the applications Local DataValues.
Normally when the ‘a’ key is pressed local DataValues are updated when the program
wakes up and no more than 2 DataVAlues a second.

The Full Speed Toggle

It the current time minus the last time data values were updated is greater than the
specified update time then a data value update is performed. Screen should display either
when f’ is selected:

FullSpeed: ON
FullSpeed: OFF

ST_BOOLEAN miuFullSpeed = SD_FALSE;

This feature also depends on the Auto mode toggle. To get this one to go you have to
press the ‘a’ key first.

The default for this feature is OFF

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All Changes Reported Test

A = ACR Test

The ACR Test tells the server to generate All Changes Reported testing activity. It is a
server-only test.

Enable All Associations

e = Enable all associations

When an association is not enabled it is in the IDLE state. Selecting this option should
enable all associations. All individual connections will transition to INIT_REQ then
BACKOFF or ACTIVE if they are calling or the LISTEN state if they are called.

Example screen display when ‘e’ is selected:

Enabling all associations

Association 'PrimaryLink', AR 'SiteB' Active
Called, Client, Server
No MACE, No SSL
Issuing Identify request ...
Identify OK
Vendor = SISCO, Inc.
Model = AXS4ICCP-132-095
Rev = 3.0159
IM_Transfer_Set enabled for remote AR SiteB
ICCP Create DS 'ExtendedMeasurements' OK
Start Transfer for DSTS 'DSTS0000'
ICCP Start DSTS 'ExtendedMeasurements' OK
Starting IMTransfers for remote 'SiteB'
START IMTransfer result = 0x0

Note: the first printf statement was that of “Enabling all associations”

Using the default configuration of UtilitySiteA and UtilitySiteB, Site B will still have
Enabled = True but it’s BACKOFF status should change to ACTIVE.

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Disable All Association

d = Disable all associations

Selecting this option should enable all associations. Whatever the state of the individual
association, it will transition to the IDLE state.

Example screen display when ‘d’ is selected:

Disabling all associations

Association PrimaryLink/SiteB Inactive:
MI Association Inactive: Terminate Confirm
Stop Transfer for DSTS 'DSTS0000'
MI Initiate Indication Error detected:Could not match remote
MI Initiate Indication Error detected:Could not match remote
MI Initiate Indication Error detected:Could not match remote
MI Initiate Indication Error detected:Could not match remote

Site B will still have Enabled = True but it’s ACTIVE status should change to
BACKOFF.

Update A Local Data Value (Server)

u = Update a local DV value (server option)

Modifies a local data value and displays the change as follows (if Quiet Mode has not
been selected):

The ‘i’ has to be pressed and the ‘u’ updates a local DV every time it is pressed, along
with the DataVAlues that are normally updated with the ‘i’ is enabled.

Changing DV 'PlantStatus'

Update A Local Data Value (Server)

U = Update a local DEV value (server option)

Modifies a local device’s tag flag and reason then displays the change as follows (if Quiet
Mode has not been selected):

The ‘i’ has to be pressed and the ‘U’ updates a local DEV every time it is pressed, along
with the DataValues that are normally updated with the ‘i’ is enabled.

Changing DEV 'COMMAND_DEV_1'

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Send A Message (Server only)

m = Send a message (server option)

When ‘m’ is selected the following message should be seen on the screen:

Sent message: ‘This is an information message #13’

An information message with InfoReference == 3693 and LocalReference == 5280 is

sent. Data for the message is “"This is an Information Message #%ld". The MessageID
increments by one each time the message is sent.

Read All Remote Data Values (Client only)

r = Read all remote DV (client option)

If this sample is a Client the user may select to read all the remote data values. The
following should be displayed on the screen:

DV Read OK

The GetDataValues operation will segment the request into a MMS ListOfVariables not
to exceed 100 DataValues names whether they fit into the PDU or not;) When the
confirm is received the sample program reads the next segment in the list continuing after
the last DataValue name.

Read all remote Data Values (Client)

R = Read all remote DV (client option)

This is an example of one-shot reads on Data Sets after the Data Sets are created.

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Write A Remote Data Value (Client)

w = Write a remote DV (client option)

If this sample is a Client the user may select to write a value to a remote DataValue and
should see the following message displayed:

Write Confirm OK

The WriteDataValues operation will write new values to a list of not more than 100
DataValues. Their names will be displayed. When the write is completed the message:

“ ICCP DV Write Confirm OK” is displayed.

Operate All Remote Devices (Client)

o = Operate all remote devices (client option)

When ‘o’ selected a message such as the following may be displayed on the client screen:

7 Devices Tested, 1 Errors

On the server screen the following may be observed:

Device Operate for BreakerA, send default response.

OperateValue = 3.190001e+01
Device Set Tag for BreakerA, send default response.
TagFlags = 0x0, Reason = No Tag!
Device Get Tag for BreakerA, send default response.
Device Operate for BreakerB, send default response.
OperateValue = 28
Device Set Tag for BreakerB, send default response.
TagFlags = 0x0, Reason = No Tag!
Device Get Tag for BreakerB, send default response.
Device Operate for BreakerC, send default response.
OperateValue = 3.300001e+01
Device Set Tag for BreakerC, send default response.
TagFlags = 0x0, Reason = No Tag!
Device Get Tag for BreakerC, send default response.
Device Select for DeviceA, send default response.
Device Operate for DeviceA, send default response.
OperateValue = 30
Device Set Tag for DeviceA, send default response.
TagFlags = 0x0, Reason = No Tag!

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Device Get Tag for DeviceA, send default response.

Device Select for DeviceB, send default response.
Device Operate for DeviceB, send default response.
OperateValue = 10
Device Set Tag for DeviceB, send default response.
TagFlags = 0x0, Reason = No Tag!
Device Get Tag for DeviceB, send default response.
Device Select for DeviceC, send default response.
Device Operate for DeviceC, send default response.
OperateValue = 3.410001e+01
Device Set Tag for DeviceC, send default response.
TagFlags = 0x0, Reason = No Tag!
Device Get Tag for DeviceC, send default response.

Start Client Activity (Client)

s = Start client activity (client option)

When ‘s’ is selected the following should be displayed on the screen:

Starting client activity

Issuing Identify request ...
Identify OK
Vendor = SISCO
Model = ICCP-Lite
Rev = 5.01
Error! Could not create the dataset
No remote DSTS started
Starting IMTransfers for remote 'SiteA'
START IMTransfer result = 0x0
Starting client activity
Issuing Identify request ...
Identify OK
Vendor = SISCO
Model = ICCP-Lite
Rev = 5.01
Error! Could not create the dataset
No remote DSTS started
Starting IMTransfers for remote 'SiteA'
START IMTransfer result = 0x0

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Terminate Client Activity (Client)

t = Terminate client activity (client option)

When ‘t’ is selected the following message should be output to the screen:

Stopping client activity

ICCP Stop TS OK
Stopping IMTransfers for remote 'SiteA'
Failed!!!

Reload Log Masks

l = Reload log masks

The message “Reloading log masks” should be displayed.

This feature allows the user to modify the log masks in the file logcfg.xml while the
Sample program is running and reload them. When ‘l’ is selected the following message
should be displayed:

Reloading log masks

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Log Status and Statistics

L = Log Status & Statistics

After the user enters an ‘L’ the “IccpSample.log” file can be examined and should
contain information such as the following:

***********************************************************
LOGGING STARTED Tue Jun 07 09:58:32 2005
***********************************************************

2005-06-07 09:58:32.109 SLOGALWAYS (Mi_main.c 341)

Initializing ...

2005-06-07 09:58:32.109 SLOGALWAYS (Mi_main.c 408)

Initialization complete

2005-06-07 09:58:36.906 MILOG_ADDR (Mi.c 2201)

Association Indication: find the target Remote/Association
Looking at Remote 'UtilitySiteB'
Association 'PrimaryLink'
* Found matching association
Matched: Remote 'UtilitySiteB', Asociation 'PrimaryLink'

2005-06-07 09:58:37.531 SLOGALWAYS (Mi.c 2838)

ICCP Status

Remote 'UtilitySiteB'
Configuration CRC: 00000000
Partner Configuration CRC: 00000000
Data Sync: Inactive
Data Sync Count: 0
Association: 'PrimaryLink'
Control Flags: 0000001d
State: 00000001 MI_ASSOC_STATE_ACTIVE
Max PDU Size: 32000
Max Pending Requests: 5
Num Pending Requests: 0
Max Pending Indications: 5
Num Pending Indications: 0

2005-06-07 09:58:37.531 SLOGALWAYS (Mi.c 2997)

ICCP Statistics: Summary for last 5.415 seconds
num_called_connect_ok: 1

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num_called_connect_error: 0
num_calling_connect_ok: 0
num_calling_connect_error: 0
num_abort_req: 0
num_abort_ind: 0
num_read_dv_ind: 0
num_write_dv_ind: 0
num_dsts_txd: 0
num_dsts_dv_txd: 0
num_im_txd: 0
num_dev_select_ind: 0
num_dev_operate_ind: 0
num_dev_settag_ind: 0
num_dev_gettag_ind: 0
num_read_dv_req: 0
num_write_dv_req: 0
num_dsts_rxd: 0
num_dsts_dv_rxd: 0
num_im_rxd: 0
num_dev_select_req: 0
num_dev_operate_req: 0
num_dev_gettag_req: 0
num_dev_settag_req: 0
num_mi_req_errors: 0

Remote UtilitySiteB
num_called_connect_ok: 1
num_called_connect_error: 0
num_calling_connect_ok: 0
num_calling_connect_error: 0
num_abort_req: 0
num_abort_ind: 0
num_read_dv_ind: 0
num_write_dv_ind: 0
num_dsts_txd: 0
num_dsts_dv_txd: 0
num_im_txd: 0
num_dev_select_ind: 0
num_dev_operate_ind: 0
num_dev_settag_ind: 0
num_dev_gettag_ind: 0
num_read_dv_req: 0
num_write_dv_req: 0
num_dsts_rxd: 0
num_dsts_dv_rxd: 0
num_im_rxd: 0

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num_dev_select_req: 0
num_dev_operate_req: 0
num_dev_gettag_req: 0
num_dev_settag_req: 0
num_mi_req_errors: 0

MVL Statistics
callingConn 0
callingConnOk 0
callingConnFail 0
calledConn 1
calledConnOK 1
calledConnFail 0
clientConcl 0
serverConcl 0
localAbort 0
remoteAbort 0
rejectsSent 0
rejectsRcvd 0
clientReq 7
clientReqOk 7
clientReqErr 0
clientVarRdOk 0
clientVarRdFail 0
clientVarWrOk 0
clientVarWrErr 0
clientInfoRpt 0
clientUstatus 0
serverInd 8
serverRespOk 7
serverRespErr 2
serverVarRdOk 0
serverVarRdErr 0
serverVarWrOk 0
serverVarWrErr 0
serverInfoRpt 0
serverUstatus 0

2005-06-07 09:58:45.437 MEM_LOG_DUMP (Mem_chks.c 1287)

DYNAMIC MEMORY POINTER TABLE ABOVE MARKER
-----------------------------------------
Total number of allocated pointers: 114
Total amount of memory allocated: 40392 bytes
Maximum number of pointers allocated: 352
Maximum amount of memory allocated: 154824 bytes

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Reset Statistics

R = Reset Statistics

Statistic totals will be reset to zero and the following message should be displayed:

Resetting statistics … done.

Log Configuration

C = Log Configuration

When ‘C’ is entered an “IccpSample.log” file should be created in the

mmslite\iccp\usr\SiteA or mmslite\iccp\usr\SiteB directory. The log file can be examined
while the sample program is running and may contain information similar to what
follows:

***********************************************************
LOGGING STARTED Tue Jun 07 09:54:12 2005
***********************************************************

2005-06-07 09:54:12.437 SLOGALWAYS (Mi_main.c 341)

Initializing ...

2005-06-07 09:54:12.453 SLOGALWAYS (Mi_main.c 408)

Initialization complete

2005-06-07 09:54:14.906 MILOG_ADDR (Mi.c 2201)

Association Indication: find the target Remote/Association
Looking at Remote 'UtilitySiteB'
Association 'PrimaryLink'
* Found matching association
Matched: Remote 'UtilitySiteB', Asociation 'PrimaryLink'

2005-06-07 09:54:18.156 SLOGALWAYS (Mi.c 2746)

ICCP Configuration

Local Data Value Table (26 Data Values, 26 sorted)

1) ActualVoltage Supported_Features
2) Bilateral_Table_ID TASE2_Version
3) DSConditions_Detected Bilateral_Table_ID
4) Event_Code_Detected DSConditions_Detected
5) GasOn Event_Code_Detected
6) GasTurbineStatus Next_DSTransfer_Set

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7) HourlyPlantMWH Transfer_Set_Name
8) Measurement_01 Transfer_Set_Time_Stamp
9) Measurement_02 ActualVoltage
10) Measurement_03 GasOn
11) Next_DSTransfer_Set GasTurbineStatus
12) OverLimit_01 HourlyPlantMWH
13) OverLimit_02 Measurement_01
14) PlantStatus Measurement_02
15) Price_Rate_01 Measurement_03
16) Price_Rate_02 OverLimit_01
17) SpareState_01 OverLimit_02
18) SpareState_02 PlantStatus
19) SteamTurbineStatus Price_Rate_01
20) Supported_Features Price_Rate_02
21) TASE2_Version SpareState_01
22) Temperature_01 SpareState_02
23) Temperature_02 SteamTurbineStatus
24) Transfer_Set_Name Temperature_01
25) Transfer_Set_Time_Stamp Temperature_02
26) WaterOn WaterOn

Local Device Table (6 Devices, 6 sorted)

1) BreakerA BreakerA
2) BreakerB BreakerB
3) BreakerC BreakerC
4) DeviceA DeviceA
5) DeviceB DeviceB
6) DeviceC DeviceC

****** Remote 'UtilitySiteB' ******

MIS Data Values

VCC Scope Data Values (2 Data Values)
1) Supported_Features
2) TASE2_Version
ICC Scope Data Values (24 Data Values)
1) ActualVoltage
2) Bilateral_Table_ID
3) DSConditions_Detected
4) Event_Code_Detected
5) GasOn
6) GasTurbineStatus
7) HourlyPlantMWH
8) Measurement_01
9) Measurement_02
10) Measurement_03

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11) Next_DSTransfer_Set
12) OverLimit_01
13) OverLimit_02
14) PlantStatus
15) Price_Rate_01
16) Price_Rate_02
17) SpareState_01
18) SpareState_02
19) SteamTurbineStatus
20) Temperature_01
21) Temperature_02
22) Transfer_Set_Name
23) Transfer_Set_Time_Stamp
24) WaterOn

MIS Devices
VCC Scope Devices (0 Devices)
ICC Scope Devices (6 Devices)
1) BreakerA
2) BreakerB
3) BreakerC
4) DeviceA
5) DeviceB
6) DeviceC

MIC Devices
VCC Scope Devices (0 Devices)
ICC Scope Devices (8 Devices)
1) COMMAND_DEV_1
2) DISCRETE_DEV_1
3) REAL_DEV_1
4) SBO_COMMAND_DEV_1
5) SBO_DISCRETE_DEV_1
6) SBO_REAL_DEV_1
7) UNTAGGED_CONTROL_1
8) UNTAGGED_SBO_CONTROL_1

MIC Data Values

VCC Scope Data Values (0 Data Values)
ICC Scope Data Values (64 Data Values)
1) DSConditions_Detected
2) Event_Code_Detected
3) MEASUREMENT_DE_01
4) MEASUREMENT_DE_02
5) MEASUREMENT_DE_03
6) MEASUREMENT_DE_04

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7) MEASUREMENT_DE_05
8) MEASUREMENT_DQTT_01
9) MEASUREMENT_DQTT_02
10) MEASUREMENT_DQTT_03
11) MEASUREMENT_DQTT_04
12) MEASUREMENT_DQTT_05
13) MEASUREMENT_DQ_01
14) MEASUREMENT_DQ_02
15) MEASUREMENT_DQ_03
16) MEASUREMENT_DQ_04
17) MEASUREMENT_DQ_05
18) MEASUREMENT_D_01
19) MEASUREMENT_D_02
20) MEASUREMENT_D_03
21) MEASUREMENT_D_04
22) MEASUREMENT_D_05
23) MEASUREMENT_RE_01
24) MEASUREMENT_RE_02
25) MEASUREMENT_RE_03
26) MEASUREMENT_RE_04
27) MEASUREMENT_RE_05
28) MEASUREMENT_RQTT_01
29) MEASUREMENT_RQTT_02
30) MEASUREMENT_RQTT_03
31) MEASUREMENT_RQTT_04
32) MEASUREMENT_RQTT_05
33) MEASUREMENT_RQ_01
34) MEASUREMENT_RQ_02
35) MEASUREMENT_RQ_03
36) MEASUREMENT_RQ_04
37) MEASUREMENT_RQ_05
38) MEASUREMENT_R_01
39) MEASUREMENT_R_02
40) MEASUREMENT_R_03
41) MEASUREMENT_R_04
42) MEASUREMENT_R_05
43) MEASUREMENT_SE_01
44) MEASUREMENT_SE_02
45) MEASUREMENT_SE_03
46) MEASUREMENT_SE_04
47) MEASUREMENT_SE_05
48) MEASUREMENT_SQTT_01
49) MEASUREMENT_SQTT_02
50) MEASUREMENT_SQTT_03
51) MEASUREMENT_SQTT_04
52) MEASUREMENT_SQTT_05

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53) MEASUREMENT_SQ_01
54) MEASUREMENT_SQ_02
55) MEASUREMENT_SQ_03
56) MEASUREMENT_SQ_04
57) MEASUREMENT_SQ_05
58) MEASUREMENT_S_01
59) MEASUREMENT_S_02
60) MEASUREMENT_S_03
61) MEASUREMENT_S_04
62) MEASUREMENT_S_05
63) Transfer_Set_Name
64) Transfer_Set_Time_Stamp

Association 'PrimaryLink'
Called
Client
Server
Local AR : 'SiteA'
Remote AR : 'SiteB'
Retry Time : 10
Max MMS PDU Size: 32000
Heartheat Time : 15
Logging Enable : OFF

2005-06-07 09:54:20.765 MEM_LOG_DUMP (Mem_chks.c 1287)

DYNAMIC MEMORY POINTER TABLE ABOVE MARKER
-----------------------------------------
Total number of allocated pointers: 114
Total amount of memory allocated: 40392 bytes
Maximum number of pointers allocated: 352
Maximum amount of memory allocated: 154824 bytes

Log Memory

M = Log Memory

After a user selects ‘M’ the “IccpSample.log” found in the SiteA or SiteB directories
should contain information similar to what follows:

***********************************************************
LOGGING STARTED Tue Jun 07 09:49:58 2005
***********************************************************

2005-06-07 09:49:58.859 SLOGALWAYS (Mi_main.c 341)

Initializing ...

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2005-06-07 09:49:58.859 SLOGALWAYS (Mi_main.c 408)

Initialization complete

2005-06-07 09:49:59.906 MILOG_ADDR (Mi.c 2201)

Association Indication: find the target Remote/Association
Looking at Remote 'UtilitySiteB'
Association 'PrimaryLink'
* Found matching association
Matched: Remote 'UtilitySiteB', Asociation 'PrimaryLink'

2005-06-07 09:50:09.078 MEM_LOG_DUMP (Mem_chks.c 1292)

DYNAMIC MEMORY POINTER TABLE
----------------------------
Ptr 0090822c Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 0090826c Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 009082ac Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 009082ec Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 0090832c Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 0090836c Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 009083ac Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 009083ec Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 0090842c Size 16 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #3334
Ptr 00901f8c Size 104 File : C:\mmslite\iccp\src\Mis.c #0317
Ptr 009004bc Size 15 File : C:\mmslite\mvl\usr\logcfgx.c #0585
Total number of allocated pointers: 340
Total amount of memory allocated: 117701 bytes
Maximum number of pointers allocated: 352
Maximum amount of memory allocated: 154824 bytes

2005-06-07 09:50:19.890 MEM_LOG_DUMP (Mem_chks.c 1287)

DYNAMIC MEMORY POINTER TABLE ABOVE MARKER
-----------------------------------------
Total number of allocated pointers: 114
Total amount of memory allocated: 40392 bytes
Maximum number of pointers allocated: 352
Maximum amount of memory allocated: 154824 bytes

Hold Initiate Indication

H = Hold Initiate Indication

This is a test for redundancy where an initiate indication is held while in active or standby
mode.

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Given that the computer displaying this menu is configured as either a redundant primary
or a redundant secondary the Redundancy Options may be selected and will perform as
follows:

1 = Manual switch to Active

Entering ‘1’ will cause this computer to switch to Active mode.

2 = Manual switch to Standby

Entering ‘2’ will cause the computer to switch to Standby mode.

3 = Toggle 'RPL enable'

Entering ‘3’ will cause the redundant primary and redundant secondary to “Connect” or
to be “Not Connected”.

4 = Get configuration from redundant partner

Entering ‘4’ will allow re-syncing of the redundant primary and redundant secondary.
This allows for any data discrepancy between the two to be resolved.

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