Web Server Diagnostic

This page displays information about the hardware status (e.g., storage space, memory, and CPU temperature) and errors and alarms.

Errors and Alarms

The Errors and Alarms tab and on the 7-segment display shows any controller errors or alarms generated by the system.

Controller Description
Storage Space

This is both the used and total available amount of storage space in megabytes (MB).

  • Used is the amount of file space currently being used by all files in flash memory.
  • Total is the total amount of file space available for files in flash memory.
Available Memory This is the amount of RAM memory available on the Controller.
CPU usage

This is the current load on the CPU.

  • For multi-core systems, this is the average of all the cores.
  • If the load goes over 90%, the field turns red.
CPU Temp

This is the temperature of the CPU in Celsius.

  • If the CPU temperature is greater then the CPU warning limit, the temperature background color changes to yellow.
  • If the CPU temperature is greater than the CPU critical temperature, the temperature background color changes to red.
  • The normal operating range is 0-125°C.
    • For dual-core systems, this value is the average of the two cores.
CPU Fan Present This is either True or False, depending if there is a CPU fan present in the controller.
Refresh

Click this button to refresh the Hardware Status information.

Reboot

Click this button to reboot the web server.

  • The Refresh button updates the list.
  • The Clear button removes the contents of this tab.

See AKD PDMM, PCMM, and PCMM2G Errors and Alarms for a complete list of codes.


  • Axis errors can be seen in the KAS Application Axis tab.

Hardware Status


  • Do not try to refresh the web page until the server has rebooted.

Crash Reports

The files shown on the Crash Reports tab are reports of the process that failed if there is a crash.


  • These archives may be sent to Kollmorgen for analysis:
    .GZ for AKD PDMM and PCMM

    .ZIP for PCMM2G

Figure 6-12: AKD PDMM and PCMM

Figure 6-13: PCMM2G