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4. Type the number corresponding to the new interval you want to select and press Enter. If the
number you typed is out of range, the following message is displayed to prompt you to type a
correct number.
The entered setting is invalid.
Please enter a setting again. [input range: 1-3]
5. If you type a number between 1 and 3, the following message is displayed. The "×" below
denotes the number you entered.
New logging time of the cycle is ×.
Is this value set?(y-YES/n-NO)
：_
6. If you press y and then press Enter, the logging interval is updated to the new value and the
command exits. The new setting becomes effective when the command exits. If you want to
confirm the change, run this command again and check the initial screen.
If you do not want to change the logging interval, press n and press Enter. The following
message is displayed and the command exits without changing the setting.
The setting takes no effect, because you enter the letter 'n'.
If you do not have administrator privileges when you run the command, the following message
is displayed and the command exits.
>tmplogset
You do not have the privilege to run this command.
Please run this command again on "Administrator: Command Prompt".
If an internal error occurs when you run the command, the following message is displayed and
the command exits.
Error: Systemcall failed. (API Name：Error Code)
In the message above, "API Name" actually shows the name of the Windows API with the
error. "Error Code" shows the error code in hexadecimal. If this message is displayed, run the
command again.
7. FEATURES RELATED TO MAINTENANCE AND FAILURE ANALYSIS
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