Tt - Outputs a stack trace of the given task.ĬheckStack - Checks to see if any tasks have used more than there allotted stack memory. Ti - Outputs information of the status of the given task. NOTE: the commands are case-sensitive so type them carefully Task information (for the following can be either the task name of task id): If the computer is rebooted, the logging must be restarted manually as described above. This prevents file sizes from growing to the point they are unusable.

Note: If running HyperTerminal to track an intermittent fault over several days, you should stop the logging daily and select a new file.

When monitoring has finished, select Transfer > Capture Text, and click Stop.

Tt SYSMAN = obtain further system information Tt xxx - Where xxx is the name of one of the tasks in the task list that has failed Use 'tt' for any task that has a status other then PEND or READY i.e.

Use these commands to print details of the instrument into the log.

If the system stops communicating, capture the status of the MS by typing.

The MS EPC dialog is captured in this file.

Note: Ensure that the file has the extension.

Create a file name for the text file and a location in which to save the file.

Configure Hyperterminal according to the article How to set up Hyperterminal - WKB17402.

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