Seeking guidance on Honeywell system alarm display
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Please tell me what the problems are. It’s the first server; I need expert guidance
This post was last edited by zzllyp on 2018-9-29 at 15:11. The images are so unclear, and the screenshots are incomplete – how can I help? The first one is related to helping with HSTARC system alarms. The following topics describe system alarms related to history archiving and how to deal with them. Related topics: “HSTARC – Disk Full Error”, “HSTARC – Invalid Pathname For Move”, “HSTARC – Permission Error””
The fourth IOL error category, “Mom Errors Exceeded”, applies to IOLINK. Potential causes: The number of IOL communication errors and silence errors exceeds the maximum limit. Consequence of taking no action: Loss of communication with the IOPs. Corrective actions: Errors related to Channel A and Channel B need to be addressed.
Second DIAG – Checkpoint Save Status. Potential causes: An error occurred while saving a checkpoint. Additional information regarding the specific error may include: • Failed/abnormal completion; the status of the last checkpoint save for that node. This is indicated by one of the following values in Checkpoint Status (CPSTATUS): – Complete With Stale Data – Complete With Dangling Data – Complete With Mismatched Data – Failed – Other; see server error logs. • RTN – Successful completion; the status of the last checkpoint save for that node. This will be indicated by the value “Complete” in CPSTATUS. Consequences of inaction: Inability to migrate. Corrective actions: Refer to the following topics in the “Appendix F – Control Builder Checkpoint Reference” section of the Control Building User’s Guide: • “Checkpoint file attributes” • “Checkpoint Alarming” • “Finding Common Problems”. Time to respond: Next checkpoint save
Thank you, expert. I’ll wait until I find a complete one
Could you tell me what the specific reasons are and how to deal with it?
What do Potential causes and Corrective actions mean?
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