Dump alarm Panel contents.

Used to verify ast memory with alarm panels.

pref LBUG dmcmd annun 1 1 1 # open debug mode
pref LBUG aacmd dump lite_assign # dump the lite assign in a file AAtab.asg
file looks like:
compound block status panel key status
44RBU!"# 44$!%%& '('''' ) *& A!+,-
44RBU!"# 44$.''* '('''' ) *4 A!+,-
pref LBUG aacmd dump lite_state # dump lite state in a file AAtab.cnt
file looks like:
# A//U/!0A.1R $023. !1U/.4
5anel +ey !1U/. /U" 4.A.,
) & ' )& 4 166
) 7 ' ** 4 166
) # ' *7 8 6$A43
) 9 ' %' 4 166
) *' ' )7 4 1/
pref LBUG dmcmd annun 2 2 -2 # close debug mode
Printing alarm panel contents.
Alarm panel problems can be debugged by the use of two Alarm 4erver .ask commands:
loadalmpnl ;$oad Alarm 5anel<: prtalmpnl ;5rint Alarm 5anel< and clralmpnl ;!lear Alarm 5anel<.
06 an A=8* is configured with a $BU2>'*A='* and 2!$BU2 ;?etc?msg< > '*=5'* then the panel
file will be '*=5'*AApan and the following command will load the alarm panel.
0f a target -" name is not configured for a key: the target -" used by the A4. is the default letterbug.
*. .he loadalmpnl command will take the contents of a configured file in ?usr?fo(?alarms.
By default the name is @2!$BU2AAApan.
pref -LBUG ascmd loadalmpnl !usr!fo"!alarms!#1$P#1%%pan
). 0n order to verify what is actually loaded into the alarm panel use the prtalmpnl command.
Using the same configuration parameter from above $BU2>'*A='* and 2!$BU2>'*=5'* then
the following command will dump the alarm panel contents to a file called '*=5'*AApan.prt. in
?usr?fo(?alarms
pref -LBUG ascmd prtalmpnl
/1.,: .he trick with prtalmpnl is that the command looks for the letterbug of the station and not the
2!$BU2.
%. clralmpnl clears the alarm panel memory
pref -LBUG ascmd "clralmpnl"