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Application Log

Event Management > Application Log

Manages the AT-RADgate application log.
Accessing this page displays a list of AT-RADgate event logs.

The contents of each column in the table are as follows:

Table 1: Event log list
Item Name	Display	Description
Color	×	Indicates the importance of the event log. It is represented by color. Refer to Logging Level for more information.
Timestamp	×	The date and time the event occurred. It is displayed in local time.
Level	×	Indicates the importance of the event. This is displayed as the level name used by common logging systems. Refer to Logging Level for more information.
Type	×	Represents the type of event. These correspond to the types listed in Logging Level.
Message	×	The details of the event.

The functions of each button at the top right of the page are as follows:

Table 2: Button Functions
Button Name	Description
Clear all log	Deletes all currently saved event logs.
Export as text	Download the currently saved event log in text format.
Manage Columns	Changes the visibility of each column in the table.
Reload	Reload the event log.

Logging Level

Event Management > Application Log > Logging Level

Each logged event has a level associated with it. The levels defined by AT-RADgate are as follows, in order of importance:

Table 3: Logging Level
Logging Level Name	Color	Description
error (ERROR)	Red	This is a log that is recorded when an error occurs within AT-RADgate.
warning (WARNING)	Yellow	This is a log that is recorded when the device with which AT-RADgate is communicating becomes abnormal, or when an event that requires attention occurs within AT-RADgate.
info (INFO)	Green	The importance assigned to a general event.
debug (DEBUG)	Gray	This is the severity level assigned to the log used to check the detailed operation of AT-RADgate. Note The debug log level is intended for cases where you need to check internal information, such as when troubleshooting, so please consult with our technical staff before using it. Do not set the debug log level during normal operation as it causes a large amount of log data to be recorded in the event log.

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