Log File - Yamaha ACU16-C Manual

Yamaha's
2
CobraNet Products
L
og File
NetworkAmp Manager
NetworkAmp Manager can record operating and warning events to a text-based log file for
troubleshooting analysis after a performance. Logged events are time stamped, so you can eas-
ily determine at what point in a performance, say, a power amp exceeded a certain tempera-
ture or the load impedance dropped below a certain point.
Log files are CSV format text files that can be opened by any text editor, word processor, or
spreadsheet. Events are also displayed in NetworkAmp Manager's Warning Log window.
There are five types of event that are logged: Warning, Online/Offline Status, Power Switch,
Error, and Network Mode.
Warning:
A Warning event occurs when a power amp's wattage, temperature, or mini-
mum or maximum load impedance exceeds a previously specified threshold.
The Warning Log window showing Warning events
Online/Offline Status:
NHB32-C comes online (i.e., when a new device is detected on the network) or goes offline.
Power Switch:
This type of event occurs when a power amp is set to On or Standby.
The Warning Log window showing Power Switch events (in blue)
and Error events (in red)
Error:
This type of event occurs when either a system error or parameter error occurs.
Network Mode:
This type of event occurs when COM or MIDI is activated or deacti-
vated.
This type of event occurs when a power amplifier, ACU16-C, or
CobraNet, ACU16-C & NHB32-C Guide
22