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GROUP 4—EVENT LOG
Event Log
L o g
1 o f
1
5 / 1 / 1 9 9 8 1 2 : 0 0 ; 0 0
S y s t e m B o o t
Clear Logs
C l e a r L o g s
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This screen shows the events logged on the active transceiver board. In many
cases, you can review the events leading up to a failure to help determine the
cause of a problem. The event log number, date and time of the event, and a
description of the event are shown.
Press ENTER to review the event log. The most recent log is shown first. Use the
up/down arrow buttons to scroll through the stored history of events.
Use this screen to erase all events from the event log.
7.0 LOCAL & NETWORK-WIDE
PROBLEM SOLVING
Most radio system problems are due to the failure of components outside
of the transceiver—such as a poor or broken feedline or antenna connec-
tion. This section will help you determine whether the problem is out-
side or inside the radio and, if in the radio, how to restore operation as
quickly as possible.
GE MDS does not recommend component-level repairs in the field.
However, you can replace the radio's major assemblies without using
tools or test equipment.
Section 8.0, REPLACING ASSEMBLIES,
beginning on Page 86
covers this in detail.
If you cannot solve a system problem with the information provided
here, technical assistance is also available from the factory. Refer to the
inside back cover of this guide for contact information.
NOTE: Before starting any detailed troubleshooting, check the basic
requirements at both ends of the link: primary power, secure
cable connections, and proper antenna heading. In many cases,
one of these cause poor operation or a complete loss of link
service.
MDS 4790/9790 Series I/O Guide
LOG [CLR]
command,
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