johnstonf Posted November 21, 2017 Share Posted November 21, 2017 In my log, I'm only seeing 'device' activity (on/off/humidity/etc). Is there another log, or way in the log, to see what programs are running and completing at what times? Thanks Link to comment
Teken Posted November 21, 2017 Share Posted November 21, 2017 In my log, I'm only seeing 'device' activity (on/off/humidity/etc). Is there another log, or way in the log, to see what programs are running and completing at what times? Thanks Hello Fred, For a real time view its best to use the summary tab . . . The Level 3 error logs will also display more real time metrics. Link to comment
johnstonf Posted November 21, 2017 Author Share Posted November 21, 2017 Yes, i do use summary, but some of the stuff is middle of the night weirdness, so i'd prefer to look at it next day. I don't see much in L3 events, REAMS AND REAMS of variables coming from my EM dashbox. How do you set the Error Logs to levels? I see how to set levels in the Event Viewer, but not error log level. I'm looking for a nice (wishful?) list of just program calls if possible. /Fred Link to comment
paulbates Posted November 21, 2017 Share Posted November 21, 2017 There is a tool from Automation Shack / io_guy that shows when programs run (by program number): Its included in ISY Logger for ISY V4 firmwares (added in isylogger 6.5) ISY logger is a part of Nodelink and can be installed with it for ISY V5 firmwares Either of these methods require you to run a program on a 24x7 .NET capable computer.. desktop, RPi, etc. Here is a sample for program and variable updates from isylogger forwarded to a syslog db. Paul Link to comment
johnstonf Posted November 21, 2017 Author Share Posted November 21, 2017 Interesting! Do i need a network license for my ISY for that? Link to comment
paulbates Posted November 22, 2017 Share Posted November 22, 2017 Interesting! Do i need a network license for my ISY for that? For the core logging functions, no , ISYLogger subscribes to the ISY remotely from the server you set up, and no network module or portal is needed. (Some advanced features, like having the ISY remotely restart the isylogger instance, do require network resources and therefore the network module) Link to comment
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