Overview

The ‘Diagnosis’ context includes the following panels:

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Page	Function
‘Terminal’	Graphic and table view of the current device configuration of the terminal ⮫ Terminal panel.
‘Modules’	Terminals only: links to subpanels of the configured modules of the terminal ⮫ Module panels.
‘Device State’	If a device is connected: current diagnostic messages of the device in a table, ⮫ Device status panel. The information is updated cyclically as long as there is a connection to the system.
‘Trace Configuration’	Displays the defined recording channels and provides options for configuring the recording ⮫ Trace settings panel.
‘Trace Display’	Displays the retrieved trace data. The trace data can be analysed and exported, ⮫ Trace display panel.
‘Parameters’	Module parameters that can only be read and provide information about the device status ⮫ Parameters panel.
‘System State’	If a device is connected: information about the system modules in a table, ⮫ System status panel. The panel is only displayed as follows: In a plug-in instance belonging to the system's AP master module. In the plug-in instance of a terminal containing an AP master module.
‘Offline Diagnosis’	Stored diagnostic data that can be loaded for every module with the ‘Load Diagnosis Data’ button, ⮫ Offline diagnostics panel. The first panel displays an overview table, similar to the ⮫ System status panel panel. If the ‘Activate expert diagnostics’ CPX-AP plug-in is activated in the backstage panel, a CRC and a link info graph are also displayed below the voltage graph.
‘Error Log’	With connected AP master: all errors of the entire AP system ⮫ Error memory panel The ‘Error Log’ panel is refreshed once when loaded.