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ROS(config)#ex | ROS(config)#ex | ||
ROS#^ada | ROS#^ada | ||
ROS(ada)#cmd 53 19 | ROS(ada)#cmd 53 19 x y 0 | ||
ROS(ADA)#turnon 84 | ROS(ADA)#turnon 84 | ||
ROS(ADA)#turnon 53 | ROS(ADA)#turnon 53 | ||
</syntaxhighlight>Then save the full telnet session to a file so that it can be sent on request from support. | </syntaxhighlight>'''x''' and '''y''' values above have to be replaced by '''first port number''' and '''last port number''' to track. | ||
For instance: 'cmd 53 19 0 3 0' to trace ports 0 to 3. | |||
Then save the full telnet session to a file so that it can be sent on request from support. |
Revision as of 14:54, 13 August 2024
Firstly you need to create a Telnet session to the UR Gateway.
Then enter the following commands:
ROS>en
ROS#sh detail
ROS#^config
ROS(config)#deb port all
ROS(config)#ex
ROS#^ada
ROS(ada)#cmd 53 19 x y 0
ROS(ADA)#turnon 84
ROS(ADA)#turnon 53
x and y values above have to be replaced by first port number and last port number to track.
For instance: 'cmd 53 19 0 3 0' to trace ports 0 to 3.
Then save the full telnet session to a file so that it can be sent on request from support.