5.2.2 Logs

This subsection helps you browse through the 2N^® Indoor Touch logs and debug logs.

Up to 200 logs can be displayed starting from the latest one.

Log types:

The debug mode displays all the log types. The basic mode only displays the INFO and WARNING logs.

Details on log types:

SEVERE – this log indicates a severe failure. In general, this log type is displayed in case the launch of a program part fails. It should be sufficiently clear to both the end user and system administrator.
WARNING – this log indicates a potential problem. It describes events that the user or administrator should take care of to avoid failure.
INFO – this log informs of the states of all system parts. As a rule, these logs do not announce a problem or failure but notify the user/administrator of what is going on in the system.
CONFIG – this log announces system configuration changes. It should provide enough information on hardware configuration and settings. Typically, it includes CPU, GPU, GUI and similar information. Some announcements can be found in the INFO logs too.
FINE – this log provides essential information on system operation. These logs include general information that is relevant for the administrators who are not concerned with specific subsystems. Typically, these logs include minor failures that do not affect the system function and potential risks associated with the hardware performance.
FINER – this log provides system operation details. It is more detailed than a FINE log and includes mostly function inputs and returns in the system or exceptions.
FINEST – this log provides the finest system operation details. It includes more information than FINE a FINER.