2-Directory Services Menu
- Jon Tandy
- Former user (Deleted)
2- Directory Services Menu
Main Menu → Directory Services
The Directory Services menu is used for various file operations within the RediGate file system.
Enter 2 at the Main Menu for the Directory Services menu.
================ Directory Services ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 06:32:10 2017
UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb
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1) Executables 2) Current Configs
3) Download Directory 4) Put File to Remote
5) Get File From Remote 6) Rename File
7) Delete File in Remote 8) Delete IsaGraf Files
9) View Zombie.log 10) IsaGraf App Info
11) Restore Previous UFF 12) View UFF Processing Details
13) View Load-Store File 14) View kernel or message logs
15) MQtt XML Information 16) View customer settings
17) ZMODEM File to Remote 18) ZMODEM File from Remote
19) View Problem.txt 20) View ModemLog.txt
21) Store-N-Forward File
Make selection:
1- Executables
Main Menu → Directory Services → Executables
View list of files contained in the /usr/director/bin folder, mainly executable files.
Enter 1 for Executables. File sizes are rounded to 1Kb; thus some entries listed as zero are not actually empty files.
Make selection: 1
================ Executable Directory ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 08:23:01 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------12 ArClock* 72 IButton* 100 TeleGyrMast*0 ArFunc.so@ 4 IsaFind_1st.sh* 72 Term1Serv*0 ArFunc.so.1@ 12 IsagInfo* 72 TermServd*60 ArFunc.so.1.7* 84 JSON_Rbe* 24 UdpHandler*8 ArcomUpdate.sh* 8 LinuxSys.sh* 52 UdpServ*336 BACnetIpMast* 60 MELSECMast* 8 UffUpdate.txt336 BACnetIpSlave* 4 MMI* 268 VirtMast*
2- Current Configs
Main Menu → Directory Services → Current Configs
Show diagnostic information related to the current configuration files in the RediGate.
When an XML configuration is uploaded to the RediGate, it is converted into a UFF file (or the UFF file may be loaded from ACE directly). The configuration is then broken into various components and stored in the /usr/director/configs folder.
Enter 2 to show Current Configs. Enter Y to see additional information about the current configuration.
The first two parts of the display show the current UFF filename and the internal component configurations stored in the RediGate.
================ Configuration Directory ==============
ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 08:28:07 2017
UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb
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Contents of /usr/director/config
-rw-r--r-- 1 root director 12347 Aug 17 06:17 /usr/director/config/RG-110E.uff
Show RediGate Linux Config Files (Y/N) y
/usr/director/config/Channel00.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/Channel02.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/Channel15.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gz
/usr/director/config/Director.0.cfg
/usr/director/config/IsaGraf02.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/Launch.conf
/usr/director/config/MQRbePr.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/MQXRbePr0.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/MQisdp.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/MQisdpX0.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/ModSlTcp00d.7.cfg
/usr/director/config/ONE_BAD_POLL.txt
/usr/director/config/RG-110E.uff
/usr/director/config/TS32.txt
/usr/director/config/Watchdog.1.cfg
/usr/director/config/css.000
/usr/director/config/customer
/usr/director/config/findfirst
/usr/director/config/uff2lnux.dbg
/usr/director/config/watchdog
/usr/director/config/Channel00:DBM.1.cfg ModMast00002.1.cfg Tags00001.1.cfg Tags00002.1.pubLaunch.conf ModMast00003.1.cfg Tags00001.1.pub Tags00003.1.cfgModMast00001.1.cfg SCAN.1.cfg Tags00002.1.cfg Tags00003.1.pub/usr/director/config/Channel02:DBM.1.cfg Launch.conf ModMast00001.1.cfg SCAN.1.cfg/usr/director/config/Channel15:DBM.1.cfg SCAN.1.cfgLaunch.conf VirtMast00003.1.cfg/usr/director/config/init.arcom:IsaPlc02.sh gateway inittab.Port0 inittabMMI-grepS89runIO200port hosts.modname inittab.Port2 networksSerialMMI.sh hosts.modsh inittab.Port64eth0 inittab-modmmi inittab.Port65eth0_1 inittab-no-mgetty inittab.Port79
Do you want to debug the UFF file? (Y/N) ? y
If you have entered Y for the two prompts, you will then be given the uff2lnux diagnostic, which shows in detail the ACE objects and property values contained in the current configuration.
At the next four prompts, press Enter. The following output is typical of what might be seen in a configuration diagnostic view.
Just keep pressing ENTER until finished...
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uff2lnuxRevision $Revision: 1.91 $
Usageuff2lnux -> Program will prompt youuff2lnux -f * -> Read *.UFF filesuff2lnux -f Apex -a 1 -> Read Apex.UFF, Abbreviated reportuff2lnux -f * -p -> Read *.UFF files, Pause after each objectuff2lnux -f Apex -N -> No Bootloader files createduff2lnux -f * > text -> NOTE: use the MS-DOS redirect symbol '>' toredirect the output to a text fileuff2lnux -c plus any cmd -> Create individual download files
Enter UFF file name without UFF extension (wildcards ok)APEX 08/17/117 08:28:21==========================
Pause after each Object Entry? y/ny 08/17/117 08:28:22==========================Create Individual Download Files? y/nN==========================Abbreviated Report? (Mostly Network Info) y/nNNo Leading minus sign!117 08:28:23
Customer: RediGate
COM3_STOP_ECHO=1ALL_16550_COMM=1DF1_NEWPOLLTBL=1RTU_FORCE_SCANUPD=1DF1_DUPLEX_CTRL=1EXTRA_TSERV_SOCKS=1DO_PPP_OPTIONS=1BAD_POLL_KILLS_RTU=1BLOB_ANY_ADDR=1HCP_32BIT_AWARE=1POST_XML_FILE=1TIME_STAMP_32BIT=1UDHCPD_SERVER=1HCP_RTC_VIA_SYSCMD=1COMPILE_POD=1DF1_BIN_POLLS=1SRTP_NOT_ENRON_MAP=1MULTI_HOME_SCRIPT=1EXTRA_RBE_FLAGS=1HTTP_PUT_NOT_POST=1LINUX_3_XX=1OPC_RELAX_RBE=1FALCON_PROJECT=1MSEC_TIMESTAMP=1REDIGATE_PROJECT=1PPP_CMUX_PTDEV=1DIRUPLD_PASSWD=1DELAY_HLTHECHO=1BASH_USES_TILDE=1=================================================================
Opening APEX...
In this section, some important information is given about the configuration file, including:
- XML filename (if applicable, truncated to 32 characters) or UFF filename (if loaded directly from ACE ??? check this)
- Configuration date (date of the XML to UFF translation on a RediGate, or the date of original creation if UFF was loaded directly from ACE)
- Build number of the configuration (updated every time the configuration is saved)
UffVer=3 (DiagManual_Configuration.xml) 17/08/21 14:00:0CfgVer=[1] BuildNumber=16 Machine=/ElecsysRediGate/Number of Object Entries=40 : Size=12347
Each following section includes the object "filename" separated by @@, which appears in the ACE Configuration Editor after the Object Type, and all of the properties included in the UFF configuration file. The file size includes the total number of "bytes" included in the property values for the object. Enter Q to exit the configuration diagnostic, B followed by a number to back up that many sections, S followed by a number to skip forward that many sections, or any other key to show the next section.
@@cir0000@@ 8 bytes @ 1080Circuit Type: DIRECTPrimary Port: 64Secondary : -1Redundancy : Dedicated; Press Any Key. Q to quit. S to skip 'N' Entries. B to Backup. [35 remain]
@@cir0001@@ 25 bytes @ 1088Circuit Type: MASTER NETWORK(s)Server Port : 3040ConnectDelay: 15 secondsServer IP : 192.003.001.011Interface : Ether0= Press Any Key. Q to quit. S to skip 'N' Entries. B to Backup. [34 remain]
@@firewall@@ 299 bytes @ 1268
Input Policy : DROPOutput Policy : ACCEPTForward Policy : ACCEPTPort Management Chain : INPUT tcp eth0 22 ACCEPTPort Management Chain : INPUT tcp eth0 3040 ACCEPT
<<< RAW CUSTOM IPTABLES>>>
iptables -A INPUT -p icmp -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPTiptables -A OUTPUT -p icmp -m state --state NEW,ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT: Press Any Key. Q to quit. S to skip 'N' Entries. B to Backup. [33 remain]
@@lxsystem@@ 155 bytes @ 1567Apex Number : 1Apex Name : UnitNameUser Name : userPassword : userDate Enumer : 5< Press Any Key. Q to quit. S to skip 'N' Entries. B to Backup. [32 remain]
@@mastchan00@@ 71 bytes @ 1722Name : Channel0Type : 993Auto Start : YesTimeout : 200 msecBroadcast : 0 msec delayInterpoll : 0 msec delayScan Period : 7000 secNet Recover : 0 sec
RTU Poll Delay(sec)===== ====== ==========1 1 36001 2 602 1 36002 2 603 1 36003 2 60-------------
; Press Any Key. Q to quit. S to skip 'N' Entries. B to Backup. [35 remain]
3- Download Directory
Main Menu → Directory Services → Download Directory
Enter 3 for to show the files contained in the /home/director download directory.
Files with a ".run" extension are shortcuts to the current configuration files, and after the arrow (->) is the actual location of the file. If there is an .xml.gz or .uff file without the .run extension, it indicates a configuration file that has been loaded but not deployed. (See Configuration Not Updating on RediGate for fixing a problem if there is more than one un-deployed configuration file.)
=============== Download Directory ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-07-24-1300) Mon Aug 14 11:54:25 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <40170-0118>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------total 8-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 64 Aug 13 12:59 AceConfigName.txt-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6 Jul 23 2014 CoreMSQIDlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 53 Aug 13 12:59 DiagManual_Configuration2.xml.gz.run -> /usr/director/config/DiagManual_Configuration2.xml.gzlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Aug 13 12:59 RG-110E.uff.run -> /usr/director/config/RG-110E.uff-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Aug 13 12:59 UnitName.namlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 28 Aug 13 12:59 is15000000.run -> /usr/director/bin/is15000000
Press ENTER to continue
4- Put File to Remote
Main Menu → Directory Services → Put File to Remote
Load a file to the RediGate through the COM0 console port using YMODEM protocol. (This option requires using a terminal program that supports the YMODEM file transfer protocol.)
Enter 4 for Put File to Remote. After selecting the menu, a series of "C" characters will be displayed for 40 seconds.
In the serial terminal program, select the option to send a file using YMODEM protocol.
- In Tera Term or ExtraPUTTY, select File Transfer → YMODEM → Send
- In HyperTerminal, select Transfer → Send File, and select the YMODEM protocol
YMODEM timeout
After the transfer is complete, the file will be in the /home/director folder. Use Directory Services option 3 to view contents of the Download Directory.
Make selection: 4
================ Put File to Remote ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 13:33:54 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------Ready to receive file.../dev/ymodem.dbg=-1STARTINGCCPress ENTER to continue
5- Get File From Remote
Main Menu → Directory Services → Get File From Remote
Retrieve a file from the RediGate's /home/director folder through the COM0 console port using YMODEM protocol. (This option requires using a terminal program that supports the YMODEM file transfer protocol.)
Enter 5 for Get File From Remote. Enter the exact file name to retrieve (case-sensitive). If the filename is not entered, it will time out in 40 seconds.
If you download a ".run" file (which is a shortcut to an actual file), it will download the original file, but you will need to rename in Windows to remove the ".run" extension.
Make selection:5
================ Get File from Remote ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 14:57:01 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------total 172-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 63 Aug 17 09:51 AceConfigName.txt-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6 Jul 23 2014 CoreMSQID-rw-r--r-- 1 user director 73421 Aug 17 13:34 DefaultTemplate.xml.tmp.gzlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 52 Aug 17 09:55 DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gz.run -> /usr/director/config/DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gzlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Aug 17 09:55 RG-110E.uff.run -> /usr/director/config/RG-110E.uff-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Aug 17 09:55 UnitName.namlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 28 Aug 13 12:59 is15000000.run -> /usr/director/bin/is15000000-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 166 Dec 4 1999 ppp0.log
Enter name if File to Receive DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gz.run/dev/ymodem.dbg=-1AceConfigName.txt RG-110E.uff.run@CoreMSQID UnitName.namDefaultTemplate.xml.tmp.gz is15000000.run@DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gz.run@ ppp0.log
Press ENTER to continue
6- Rename File
Main Menu → Directory Services → Rename File
Enter 6 to rename a file in the /home/director folder. Enter the exact existing and new filenames (case-sensitive).
7- Delete File in Remote
Main Menu → Directory Services → Delete File in Remote
Enter 7 to delete a file in the /home/director folder. Enter the exact existing filename (case-sensitive) to be deleted.
Make selection: 7
================ Delete File ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 17:38:58 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------AceConfigName.txt RG-110E.uff.runCoreMSQID UnitName.namDiagManual_Configuration.xml.tmp.gz.run is15000000.runNewConfiguration.xml.gz ppp0.logThere is no need to delete a file ending in '.run' or '.nam'These are only softlinks to the actual running files.Enter File Name to delete NewConfiguration.xml.gz
Press ENTER-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 63 Aug 17 09:51 /home/director/AceConfigName.txt-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6 Jul 23 2014 /home/director/CoreMSQIDlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 52 Aug 17 09:55 /home/director/DiagManual_Configuration.xml.tmp.gz.run -> /usr/director/config/DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gzlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 32 Aug 17 09:55 /home/director/RG-110E.uff.run -> /usr/director/config/RG-110E.uff-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Aug 17 09:55 /home/director/UnitName.namlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 28 Aug 13 12:59 is15000000.run -> /usr/director/bin/is15000000
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 166 Dec 4 1999 /home/director/ppp0.log
8- Delete IsaGraf Files
Main Menu → Directory Services → Delete IsaGraf Files
Enter 8 to remove an ISaGRAF logic file (such as is15000000) from the /usr/director/bin folder.
Make selection: 8
================ Delete IsaGraf Files ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 17:52:33 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb----------------------------------------------rw-r--r-- 1 root director 88972 Aug 17 13:41 is15000000
Enter File Name to delete is15000000
9- View Zombie.log
Main Menu → Directory Services → View Zombie.log
Enter 9 to view the Zombie.log file, if it exists.The Zombie.log file is created in /home/director if a RediGate process dies unexpectedly (Linux calls this a "Zombie" process). Certain diagnostic information is stored in the file, and then shortly afterward the RediGate will automatically reboot. The hope is that if the process died as the result of a one-time anomaly, the system will automatically recover itself.
When no Zombie.log file exists and a process dies, the RediGate will reboot relatively quickly (within a minute). If the Zombie.log file exists when the event occurs, such as a persistent condition (bad configuration setting, etc.), the reboot will be delayed longer (up to 9-10 minutes) to allow a technician to intervene, obtain log files from the RediGate, reconfigure it, etc., in order to remove the condition causing the Zombie process to occur.
Press the Space bar to page through to the end of the file. Newest entries are at the bottom. The Zombie.log shows the process name (which process died) and the date/time and other system conditions when it was detected.The Zombie.log file is never deleted automatically, but it can be deleted manually through the Delete File in Remote option, or through the command line or an FTP deletion.
Make selection: 9
Press SPACE BAR for more pages...Fri Aug 18 07:53:07 CDT 2017Discovered [Z [DirectorScan]] zombie 17123Active Internet connections (servers and established)Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address Statetcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:ssh 0.0.0.0:* LISTENtcp 0 0 localhost:1883 0.0.0.0:* LISTENtcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:3040 0.0.0.0:* LISTENtcp 1 0 UnitName:42636 192.3.1.11:3040 CLOSE_WAITtcp 0 0 :::ssh :::* LISTENActive UNIX domain sockets (servers and established)Proto RefCnt Flags Type State I-Node Pathunix 20 [ ] DGRAM 2934 /dev/logunix 2 [ ] DGRAM 115113unix 2 [ ] DGRAM 16168unix 2 [ ] DGRAM 115115
10- IsaGraf App Info
Main Menu → Directory Services → IsaGraf App Info
Enter 10 to show information about any ISaGRAF logic files that may exist on this RediGate. This shows the ISaGRAF filename, project name and build number.
Note that the ISaGRAF logic file is not automatically operational just because of being resident on a RediGate. In order to use ISaGRAF, the configuration must also include a Virtual Circuit and ISaGRAF Field Unit configured under an Internal Channel with an instance number that matches the first two digits of the ISaGRAF filename (e.g., Internal Channel 15 for the example below).
Make selection: 10
================ IsaGraf App Info ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Thu Aug 17 17:50:39 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------
FileName=is15000000 -> IsaGraf-Project=wdpub06 : Version=251
Press ENTER...
11- Restore Previous UFF
Main Menu → Directory Services → Restore Previous UFF
Enter 11 to restore the previous RediGate configuration. The RediGate keeps only one previous backup configuration that was running before the current configuration. This menu option allows the system to be reverted back to the previous.
After being prompted, enter Y to confirm rolling back the configuration (with an automatic reconfigure and possibly reboot if needed), or N or Enter to keep the current.
Make selection: 11
================ Restore Previous UFF Configuration ==============
ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Fri Aug 18 14:17:58 2017
UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb
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-rw-r--r-- 1 root director 5450 Aug 17 09:51 /usr/director/backup/DiagManual_Configuration.xml.gz
-rw-r--r-- 1 root director 12347 Aug 17 09:51 /usr/director/backup/RG-110E.uff
Do you want to RESTORE with REBOOT this UFF or XML file? (y/n) y
12- View UFF Processing Details
Main Menu → Directory Services → View UFF Processing Details
Enter 12 to view details of the RediGate's processing of the UFF configuration file. Press Enter to begin viewing the details.
When a .uff file is loaded directly, or created from an .xml.gz configuration file, the RediGate processes the UFF file in order to start up all its processes. The UFF Processing Details give some detailed diagnostic information about how the new configuration was handled. The following lines show some excerpts from a typical diagnostic output.
Make selection: 12
================ View UFF Processing Details ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Fri Aug 18 14:21:59 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------Press the SPACE bar to view the next page or ENTER to advance one line
Rtdb 0 has 4 Fields 96 bytesRtdb 0 has 4 Fields 96 bytesRtdb 1 has 4 Fields 96 bytesRtdb 0 has 0 Fields 0 bytesRtdb 0 has 5 Fields 120 bytesCustomer is RediGateBuild Directory is .Director System V-1.001Comm Port V-1.001
Ethernet V-1.001Rx_Tx_SerialComm00 232 0Rx_Tx_SerialComm02 232 0Rx_Tx_SerialComm64 232 0Rx_Tx_SerialComm65 232 0Rx_Tx_SerialComm79 4095 4095Found Primary COM64 for Circuit0000Found Primary COM79 for Circuit0200Found 3 Master ChannelsBuilding Chann00 (Channel0)Match Chann-Rtu (Modbus02) Addr=2Match Chann-Rtu (Modbus01) Addr=1Match Chann-Rtu (Modbus03) Addr=3MQttClientPort=1883Count of RtuRBE=16DELAY_HLTHECHO=1REDIGATE_400=1CCM2_NOT_ENRON_MAP=1BASH_USES_TILDE=1
Finished... Press ENTER
13- View Load-Store File
Main Menu → Directory Services → View Load-Store File
Enter 13 to view the contents of a LoadStore file, and (if present) enter the name of the file to view.
The LoadStore object is used as part of an ISaGRAF logic program, with default values that may be configured in the LoadStore child object under the ISaGRAF Field Unit. Values in the LoadStore file are stored in permanent memory in /usr/director/bin (e.g. ls02000000 in the example below). Values may be updated during runtime of the ISaGRAF program. The LoadStore file contains 16 columns by a variable number of rows ("Boards"). The View Load-Store File option shows the data one row (16 integer values) at a time. Press Enter to continue displaying each row, or Esc Enter to quit.
Make selection: 13
================ Display Load/Store File ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Fri Aug 18 16:27:52 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb----------------------------------------------rw-r--r-- 1 root director 64 Aug 18 14:32 ls02000000
Enter Isagraf LS File to display ls02000000Load-Store Board 10 : 0x00000001 11 : 0x00000002 22 : 0x00000003 33 : 0x00000004 44 : 0x00000005 55 : 0x00000006 66 : 0x00000007 77 : 0x00000008 88 : 0x00000009 99 : 0x0000000a 1010 : 0x00000000 011 : 0x00000000 012 : 0x00000000 013 : 0x00000000 014 : 0x00000000 015 : 0x00000000 0Press ENTER to Continue : ESC to quit
14- View kernel or message logs
Main Menu → Directory Services → View kernel or message logs
Enter 14 to view the Linux log files, then enter 1 for the 'kernel' log or 2 for the 'message' log.
Press the Space bar to page through the log file until the end, or Enter to scroll one line at a time.
Make selection: 14
================ View KERNEL or MESSAGE Logs ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-07-1200) Sun Aug 27 16:14:04 2017UnitName : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE <46247-0004>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------1=/var/log/kernel 2=/var/log/messageEnter 1 or 2 2
Press SPACE BAR to advance screen....Q to Quit
15- MQtt XML Information
Option 15 on the Directory Services menu is a legacy option that is not used for most customers.
16- View customer settings
Main Menu → Directory Services → View customer settings
Enter 16 to view the settings contained in the "customer file." The first line contains the customer or product name, such as "RediGate_400". On the RediGate 100 or 400 products, these settings will typically be identical according to the standard tarball (firmware) release. (On some systems, the customer settings may contain some alternative values that enable various processes to act in a different, customer-specific manner.)
Make selection: 16
================ View CUSTOMER settings ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-24-1000) Fri Dec 3 23:02:54 1999DNPMastTest : 1 @ 10.63.191.28 REDIGATE-400 <38258-0025>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------Press the SPACE bar to view the next page or ENTER to advance one lineRediGate_400RTU_CMD_STATS=0RTU_PASS_STATS=0RBE_ALL_DATA=1
* * *
Finished... Press ENTER
17- ZMODEM File to Remote
Main Menu → Directory Services → ZMODEM File to Remote
Load a file to the RediGate through the COM0 console port using ZMODEM protocol. (This option requires using a terminal program that supports the ZMODEM file transfer protocol.)
Enter 17 for ZMODEM File to Remote. After selecting the menu, a series of characters will be displayed for 2 minutes and 40 seconds.
In the serial terminal program, select the option to send a file using ZMODEM protocol.
- In Tera Term or ExtraPUTTY, select File Transfer → ZMODEM → Send
- In HyperTerminal, select Transfer → Send File, and select the ZMODEM protocol
ZMODEM Transfer
After the transfer is complete, the file will be in the /home/director folder. Use Directory Services option 3 to view contents of the Download Directory.
Make selection: 17
================ ZMODEM Put File to Remote ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2016-05-02-1600) Sat Dec 18 10:13:44 1999PoT-Field-Device : 1 @ 192.3.1.10 REDIGATE-400 <45743-0002>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------
Ready to receive file...Press ENTER to continue
18- ZMODEM File from Remote
Main Menu → Directory Services → ZMODEM File from Remote
Retrieve a file from the RediGate's /home/director folder through the COM0 console port using ZMODEM protocol. (This option requires using a terminal program that supports the ZMODEM file transfer protocol.)
Enter 18 for ZMODEM File From Remote. Enter the exact file name to retrieve (case-sensitive). If the filename is not entered, it will time out in a minute and 40 seconds.
Depending on the serial terminal program, you may have to start the ZMODEM file receive through a menu option.
19- View Problem.txt
Main Menu → Directory Services → View Problem.txt
View Problem.txt file in /home/director download directory, if it exists. The Problem.txt file is created if there was a problem during a reconfiguration or software update, such as loading two different configuration files or loading the wrong tarball type (RG-100 vs. RG-400 series).
Enter 19 for View Problem.txt. If there is a file present, its contents will be shown. The file is cumulative (until deleted manually), so it may indicate multiple failed update attempts.
Make selection: 19
Press 'Q' to quit, SPACE-BAR for next page
Sun Aug 27 15:44:48 CDT 2017
Multiple .xml.gz files cannot be translatedtest1.xml.gz and test2.xml.gz
Sun Aug 27 15:51:25 CDT 2017/home/director/2017-08-07-1200-redigate_7_3.15_32.tar.gz was not tagged for REDIGATEPress ENTER...
20- View ModemLog.txt
Main Menu → Directory Services → View ModemLog.txt
View the modemlog.txt file in /tmp/ if it exists. The modemlog.txt file contains the AT command history of the RediGate's modem initialization sequence. This can be useful if there are problems in the cellular modem connections.
Enter 20 for View ModemLog.txt. If there is a file, its contents will be shown. This file is cumulative, so it may indicate multiple cellular connections, starting with a timestamp and the contents of the modem configuration. The file exists in a RAM drive which will be cleared on unit reboot.
Make selection: 20
Press 'Q' to quit, SPACE-BAR for next pageMUX is not configured yet... exitingSat Sep 10 01:09:39 EST 2016
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Setting CM_APN to i2goldSetting CM_PeerDNS to YESSetting CM_Authenticate to NONESetting CM_UserName to userSetting CM_Password to pass-----------------------------------------------------------------------killall: pppd: no process killedkillall: cellmodem.tcl: no process killed→ATE0V1...OK←OK→AT+CSQ...OK
<-+CSQ: 16,99\r\n\r\nOK→AT#CGSN...OK
<-#CGSN: 270113182611766277\r\n\r\nOK→AT#CIMI...OK
<-#CIMI: 310005133228549\r\n\r\nOK→AT#SELINT=2...OK←OK→ATI3...OK←Telit\r\n\r\nOK→AT+CGMM...OK
<-DE910-DUAL\r\n\r\nOKModem type: DE910-DUAL->AT E0 V1 Q0...OK←OK→AT+CNUM...OK
<-+CNUM: "",5136096212,129\r\n\r\nOKPhone #: (513) 609-6212→AT+IPR=230400...OK
<-OK
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(The Local IP address indicates a successful connection and the RediGate's address on the cellular network.)→AT+CSQ...OK
<-+CSQ: 13,99\r\n\r\nOK→ATDT#777...CONNECT←CONNECT
Running pppd /dev/ttyEMUX0 230400 file /dev/null modem crtscts lock asyncmap 0 nodetach nodefaultroute noauth usepeerdnsUsing interface ppp0Connect: ppp0 <--> /dev/ttyEMUX0local IP address 75.242.97.94
remote IP address 66.174.62.1primary DNS address 198.224.147.135secondary DNS address 198.224.146.119Press ENTER...
21- Store-N-Forward File
Main Menu → Directory Services → Store-N-Forward
View the stored contents of a "Store and Forward" data log file. This feature depends on having Store & Forward configured in the RediGate and having a file containing stored historical data.
Enter 21 for Store-N-Forward File.
Enter 0 for the /tmp/sdcard1 device (this will normally be the built-in SD memory card. If a memory card is not present, this device will be in a RAM drive).
Enter the folder containing Store & Forward data. Folders are named "SNFxx_yyyyy", where xx is the Master Channel number, and yyyyy is the Field Unit address (such as SNF15_00001).
Then enter the file name of the data to view. Data is stored in .csv files, one for each device and for each day on which historical data was stored. The filename is case-sensitive and must be entered exactly.
Make selection: 21
================ Store and Forward Files ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-24-1000) Wed Sep 6 16:35:43 2017RediGate120E : 1 @ 0.0.0.0 REDIGATE <46247-0002>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------0=/tmp/sdcard1 : 1=/tmp/usb1 : 2=Edit Last Reported Times
Select folder (0,1)? 0
Enter0to select the /tmp/sdcard1 location, then enter the folder name containing the archive files.
Gateway.json SNF14_00003 SNF15_00003 SNF_HELP.txtSNF00_00001 SNF15_00002 SNF15_00004Enter Directory name (e.g. SNF00_00001) SNF00_00001-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 241 Oct 4 2016 CHAN00~RTU-1~20161004.csv-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 16021 Oct 6 2016 CHAN00~RTU-1~20161006.csv-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 428984 May 22 20:35 CHAN00~RTU-1~20170522.csv
Enter name if File to View CHAN00~RTU-1~20170522.csv
After entering the file name, the file will be displayed one page at a time. Press the Space bar to page through the file, or enter Q to quit the display.
Comma-separated values are shown, following a CSV header. The header columns are:
- EpochTime is the timestamp of data in seconds since 1/1/1970 (32-bit integer, based on the system clock at the time); or if the Pacing is set to 0, the column will be EpochTimeMS (a 64-bit integer containing milliseconds since 1/1/1970).
- RegAddr_OR_TagName is either the RTDB register number, or the Tag name if configured for that register.
- Delivered is 1 if the data has already been published to MQTT, or 0 if not published.
- GoodQuality is 1 is the point quality status at the time it was logged (1=online, 0=offline).
- DataType is the type enumeration of the register (1=Boolean, 2=CHAR, 3=UINT8, 4=SINT16, 5=UINT16, 8=SINT32, 9=UINT32, 10=REAL32, 11=STRING-32, 12=STRING-256, 15=REAL64, 16=SINT64, 17=UINT64).
- Value is the register value at the time it was logged. String data might include commas, which would appear as additional CSV columns.
Below is an example of the content of the CSV file containing historical values using EpochTime (seconds).
- The data header is stored in the CSV file every time the connection goes from connected to disconnected state.
- This example shows tag names CycleCount, TankLevel, and PumpStatus, and an untagged register address 40001.
- The Delivered column is 1=Published or 0=Unpublished. (This value is only saved at the time the data originally stored and is not updated once the historical data is subsequently published.)
- The GoodQuality column indicates the Quality flag of the RTDB register at the time it was stored.
- The DataType column is 1=Boolean, 5=UINT16, 9=UINT32, 10=REAL32.
- The Value column shows the value in the data type. Boolean values are 0 or 1.
EpochTime,RegAddr_OR_TagName,Delivered,GoodQuality,DataType,Value1495429200,CycleCount,1,1,9,9107227331495429214,40001,1,1,5,655351495429220,TankLevel,1,1,10,4.01495429224,CycleCount,0,1,9,9107292181495429229,CycleCount,0,1,9,9107313781495429235,PumpStatus,0,1,1,1
Below is an example with the content of the CSV file containing historical value using EpochTimeMS (milliseconds).
EpochTimeMS,RegAddr_OR_TagName,Delivered,GoodQuality,DataType,Value1529675863415,40001,0,1,8,15296758631529675863415,40002,0,1,8,367
The Store & Forward process keeps track of the date of the last-reported historical record value. Upon reconnected link status of the monitored process, it will begin at this timestamp to publish additional historical values.
You can change the last-reported time to skip forward and not publish some records, or to skip backward and republish older historical records.
From the Directory Services menu option 21, select 2 to Edit Last Reported Times.
Make selection: 21
================ Store and Forward Files ==============ElecSys(V:5.7.2017-08-24-1000) Wed Sep 6 16:35:43 2017RediGate120E : 1 @ 0.0.0.0 REDIGATE <46247-0002>-SerialNumb---------------------------------------------0=/tmp/sdcard1 : 1=/tmp/usb1 : 2=Edit Last Reported Times
Select folder (0,1 or 2)? 2
Enter the Channel Number and Field Unit Address of a unit to change the Store & Forward last-reported date/time.
Chan Name Status Rtus Time
==== ============== ======== ==== ==================
0 CHAN00 Normal 2 Mon Jul 23 12:27:10 2018
2 Master Channel Normal 1 Thu Jul 19 15:16:14 2018
Enter Channel Number (0-15) 0
-----------------RTU---------------- -----POLL------- -------ERRORS-------Addr Name Protocol Status Time Count TimOut BadData Frame----- ---------------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------ ------- -----1 RTU-1 SOSMST00 PollDone 12:27:14 57304 0 0 0Enter Rtu Address (0 - 65535) 1
Enter a number of days (positive or negative) to adjust the current last-reported time for this Field Unit. Enter a whole number of days, or a fraction (such as -0.5 to skip backward half a day, or 0.04167 to skip forward one hour).
Enter Y to accept the adjusted last-reported time.
Last CSV Time ==> 2018-10-28 12:00:04 LOCAL
DAYs forward (positive) or backward (negative) to adjust (e.g. 0.5 days) 0.04167
New CSV Time ===> 2018-10-28 13:00:04 LOCAL
Is this acceptable as the new reporting time? (y/n) y