Last Updated: August 29, 2007
During boot up the Real Time Processor generates the PowerupStatus file.
After the Windows operating system is fully booted it launches the E6601A Wireless Communication Test Set Program. The E6601A Wireless Communication Test Set Program releases the Real Time Processor from reset. The Real Time Processor monitors the real time hardware during the boot up process. When the Real Time Processor is fully booted it writes 'APP READY' to the PowerupStatus file and archives the information generated during the boot up process to the PowerupStatus file.
The PowerupStatus file archives each file by name, date and the number of seconds since midnight. Power Up Status Files are kept for 30 days before they are deleted.
You can view the PowerupStatus file for your test set at:
C:\Program Files\Agilent\E6601A\PowerupStatus\PowerupStatus.txt
Each line of text in the PowerupStatus file is divided into five fields.
Time
Type
Subtype
Error Code
Custom
|
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Time |
Type |
Subtype |
Error Code |
Custom |
|
Description |
Time that the entry was made. |
Includes Internet Protocol address, the device being programmed in non volatile memory, Board ID Header information. |
The module, processor or subsystem that generated the entry. |
The error code associated with the entry. No error is indicated by a zero. |
Optional field additional information about the entry. |
|
Examples |
00:00:10.883 |
IP, REV, FILE, PGM, HEADER, APP |
BOOT, BSP, APP_TA, APP_TAP, HCP, FPGA, BOARD, DTP, READY |
0, -2103, Optional board is not installed |
192.168.0.2, E660160105, DOWNCONVERTER |
Information found in the PowerupStatus file is also saved to the HostStartupLog.