
Chapter 16. Appendix F – config.ini file
The config.ini file contains configuration parameters used by Discovery when launched.
In Linux, config.ini is located at
/.config/Güralp Systems/Discovery
In Windows the file is located at
C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Local\Guralp Systems\Discovery
In order to edit the configuration file, the Discovery application has to be fully closed and no instance of it should be running in the system. The reason for this restriction is that Discovery overwrites its configuration file when it is closed so any changes made while the application is running will be lost.
The configuration file is divided in to multiple sections containing key-value type of entries. Every entry has a name/key and value assigned using ‘=’ symbol.
16.1 Sections list
Name | Description |
Settings | General settings group of entries. |
Calibration | Calibration related group of entries. |
Instruments | Instrument settings group. |
DataStream | Settings used in data streaming configuration. |
Viewer | Data viewer group. |
AnaloguePowerBoard | Power board configuration group of entries. |
16.1.1 Section “Settings”
Section: [Settings] | Entry: Experimental | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: This entry enables or disables experimental mode for Discovery application. Experimental mode is not advised to be used since it enables functionalities that were not fully tested. Example: Experimental=true Default: Experimental=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: CloudRegistryGroupIdentifier | Value type: String | Accepted values: text |
Description: This entry is used as cloud registry group identifier for devices lookup in Discovery “registry” mode. This entry is modified by Discovery during runtime through File/Settings. Example: CloudRegistryGroupIdentifier=public Default: CloudRegistryGroupIdentifier= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: CloudRegistryIP | Value type: String | Accepted values: IP address as text |
Description: This entry provides IP address of a cloud registry server. This value will be modified if registry server hostname entry translates to different IP address. Example: CloudRegistryIP=10.20.30.123 Default: CloudRegistryIP=52.34.40.123 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: CloudRegistryHostname | Value type: String | Accepted values: hostname as text |
Description: This entry provides hostname of a cloud registry server. This value will be used for translation in to an IP address. Example: CloudRegistryHostname=myhost.domain.com Default: CloudRegistryHostname=ec2-52-34-40-123.us-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: CloudSelfGroupIdentifier | Value type: String | Accepted values: text |
Description: This entry is used when Discovery is configured in self cloud server registering mode as a group identifier to where the computer belongs to. Example: CloudSelfGroupIdentifier=public Default: CloudSelfGroupIdentifier= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: CloudSelfRegistering | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: This entry enables or disables self cloud server registering mode. Example: CloudSelfRegistering=true Default: CloudSelfRegistering=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: BroadcastDiscoveryPing | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: This entry enables or disables sending broadcast discovery packet to other computers in the network. With this mode enabled, Discovery instance will notify all other computers in the network about its existence and current state of health. Example: BroadcastDiscoveryPing=true Default: BroadcastDiscoveryPing=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: ReplyToDiscoveryPing | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: This entry specifies if Discovery should respond to responder PING. Example: ReplyToDiscoveryPing=true Default: ReplyToDiscoveryPing=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: DefaultHTTPPort | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This entry specifies the default HTTP port used for accessing the webpages. Example: DefaultHTTPPort=81 Default: DefaultHTTPPort=80 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: MainWindowColumns | Value type: List of integers | Accepted values: Comma separated list of numbers |
Description: This entry should not be edited manually – contains list of displayed columns in Discovery application main window. Example: MainWindowColumns=0, 3, 1, 8, 12, 13, 18, 17, 16, 10, 9, 11, 19, 15, 14, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 20 Default: MainWindowColumns=0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: MainWindowSort | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This entry should not be edited manually – contains index of a column to sort against. Example: MainWindowSort=3 Default: MainWindowSort= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: StorageDir | Value type: String | Accepted values: Directory path as text |
Description: This entry specifies the path to Discovery storage root folder. Example: StorageDir=C:/data Default: StorageDir=C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Temp/Guralp Storage/ |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: SonardyneCmdPort | Value type: String | Accepted values: Serial port as text |
Description: Defines serial port name used for communicating with the command port of the acoustic modem. Example: SonardyneCmdPort=ttyUSB0 Default: SonardyneCmdPort=COM1 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: SonardyneDataPort | Value type: String | Accepted values: Serial port as text |
Description: Defines serial port name used for communication with the data port of the acoustic modem. Example: SonardyneDataPort=ttyUSB1 Default: SonardyneDataPort=COM2 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: SonardyneServerAddr | Value type: String | Accepted values: Hostname as text |
Description: This value defines the location of the whalesong slave host. This entry can be configured as hostname or IP address. Example: SonardyneServerAddr=hostname.domain.com Default: SonardyneServerAddr=localhost |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: SonardyneModemAddr | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This value defines the remote/ocean bottom acoustic modem address. Example: SonardyneModemAddr=9999 Default: SonardyneModemAddr=5607 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: TimeMachineIpAddress | Value type: String | Accepted values: IP address as text |
Description: Defines IP address of PTP server used for time source and GNSS location. Example: TimeMachineIpAddress=10.20.30.123 Default: TimeMachineIpAddress=N/A |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: WhalesongStoragePath | Value type: String | Accepted values: Location as text |
Description: This value specifies the storage location for data received through Whalesong protocol. Example: WhalesongStoragePath= Default: WhalesongStoragePath=C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Temp/Whale/ |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: NetworkActivityLogfile | Value type: String | Accepted values: File path as text |
Description: This value specifies the path to a file that will be used for network traffic log. Example: NetworkActivityMonitor=true Default: NetworkActivityMonitor=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: NetworkActivityMonitor | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: This value determinates if network activity monitor is enabled or disabled. Example: NetworkActivityMonitor=true Default: NetworkActivityMonitor=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LogEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if Discovery application logging is enabled or not. Example: LogEnabled=true Default: LogEnabled=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LogFile | Value type: String | Accepted values: File path as text |
Description: Defines file path and file name of Discovery application log file. Example: LogFile=C:/discovery.log Default: LogFile=C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Temp/Discovery.log |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LogFileSize | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Defines maximum size in bytes of Discovery application log file. Example: LogFileSize=12345678 Default: LogFileSize=2147483648 |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: ResponderPreferredNetworkInterfaceName | Value type: String | Accepted values: text |
Description: Specifies preferred network interface to be used for responder broadcast ping. Example: ResponderPreferredNetworkInterfaceName=ethernet_0 Default: <<not specified>> |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: DoNotCreateCrashDump | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Switches off or on the crash dump generation when Discovery application crashes. Example: DoNotCreateCrashDump=true Default: DoNotCreateCrashDump= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: ShowUnknownSystemsInMainWindow | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: This entry specifies if unknown (or nameless) systems should be displayed in Discovery Main Window. Example: ShowUnknownSystemsInMainWindow=true Default: ShowUnknownSystemsInMainWindow=false |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: AcceptBroadcastDevicesWithIPStartingWith | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text pattern |
Description: If specified Discovery main table will contain systems with the start of IP address matching the entered value. Example: AcceptBroadcastDevicesWithIPStartingWith=192.168.0. Default: AcceptBroadcastDevicesWithIPStartingWith= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: FileBasedWatchdogFile | Value type: String | Accepted values: File path as text |
Description: Specifies the file path for a watchdog file. Example: FileBasedWatchdogFile=C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Temp/DiscoWatchdog Default: FileBasedWatchdogFile= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: FileBasedWatchdogTimeout | Value type: String | Accepted values: File path as text |
Description: Specifies the timeout (in seconds) used to update the file-based watchdog file. Example: FileBasedWatchdogTimeout=300 Default: FileBasedWatchdogTimeout= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LoggingPowerBoardFileName | Value type: String | Accepted values: File path as text |
Description: Specifies a path to file that will be used for logging power board information. Example: LoggingPowerBoardFileName=C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Temp/PowerBoard.log Default: LoggingPowerBoardFileName= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LoggingPowerBoardFileSize | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Number |
Description: Specifies a maximum size that the power board logging file can use (in bytes). Example: LoggingPowerBoardFileSize=1000000 Default: LoggingPowerBoardFileSize= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LoggingPowerBoardInterval | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Number |
Description: Specifies the length of interval between power board information logging (in miliseconds) Example: LoggingPowerBoardInterval=30000 Default: LoggingPowerBoardInterval= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LoggingTimeMachineFileName | Value type: String | Accepted values: File path as text |
Description: Specifies a path to file that will be used for logging time machine (PTP server) information. Example: LoggingTimeMachineFileName=C:/Users/user/AppData/Local/Temp/PowerBoard.log Default: LoggingTimeMachineFileName= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LoggingTimeMachineFileSize | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Number |
Description: Specifies a maximum size that the time machine (PTP server) logging file can use (in bytes). Example: LoggingTimeMachineFileSize=1000000 Default: LoggingTimeMachineFileSize= |
Section: [Settings] | Entry: LoggingTimeMachineInterval | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Number |
Description: Specifies the length of interval between time machine (PTP server) information logging (in miliseconds) Example: LoggingTimeMachineInterval=30000 Default: LoggingTimeMachineInterval= |
16.1.2 Section “Calibration”
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: RadianTiltTableConnected | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if radian tilt table is connected to the computer that Discovery is running on. Example: RadianTiltTableConnected=true Default: RadianTiltTableConnected=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: BijouTiltTableConnected | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if bijou tilt table is connected to the computer that Discovery is running on. Example: BijouTiltTableConnected=true Default: BijouTiltTableConnected=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: AccelerometerCalibrationEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if radian accelerometer calibration functionality is enabled in the application. Example: AccelerometerCalibrationEnabled=true Default: AccelerometerCalibrationEnabled=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: MagnetometerCalibrationEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if radian magnetometer calibration functionality is enabled in the application. Example: MagnetometerCalibrationEnabled=true Default: MagnetometerCalibrationEnabled=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: CalibrationShakeTable | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if senor calibration shake table functionality is enabled in the application. Example: CalibrationShakeTable=true Default: CalibrationShakeTable=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: CalibrationRadianBalancing | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if sensor calibration balancing functionality is enabled in the application. Example: CalibrationRadianBalancing=true Default: CalibrationRadianBalancing=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: DbEntry | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if calibration values database connectivity is enabled. Example: DbEntry=true Default: DbEntry=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: CalibrationPageEditorEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if calibration editor widget is enabled in the application. Example: CalibrationPageEditorEnabled=true Default: CalibrationPageEditorEnabled=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: MinimusADCCalibrationEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if Minimus ADC calibration functionality is enabled in the application. Example: MinimusADCCalibrationEnabled=true Default: MinimusADCCalibrationEnabled=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: MinimusADCCalibrationDBEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/ false |
Description: Defines if Minimus ADC calibration database interface is enabled in the application. Example: MinimusADCCalibrationDBEnabled=true Default: MinimusADCCalibrationDBEnabled=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: SpringExerciseEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if spring exercise functionality is enabled in the application. Example: SpringExerciseEnabled=true Default: SpringExerciseEnabled=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: CalibrationMeterHostname | Value type: String | Accepted values: Hostname or IP address as text |
Description: Specifies hostname or IP address of ADC calibration meter used in Minimus/Minimus+ calibration widget. Example: CalibrationMeterHostname=meter.hostname.domain.com Default: CalibrationMeterHostname=meter1 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: CalibrationSignalGeneratorHostname | Value type: String | Accepted values: Hostname or IP address as text |
Description: Specifies hostname or IP address of ADC calibration meter used in Minimus/Minimus+ calibration widget. Example: CalibrationSignalGeneratorHostname=siggen.hostname.domain.com Default: CalibrationSignalGeneratorHostname=sig1 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortisNoiseToleranceThreshold | Value type: Float | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description:
Example: FortisNoiseToleranceThreshold=0 Default: FortisNoiseToleranceThreshold=0.019999999552965164 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortisCalArmCurrent | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description:
Example: FortisCalArmCurrent=2 Default: FortisCalArmCurrent=3 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortisCalArmSerial | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description:
Example: FortisCalArmSerial=1 Default: FortisCalArmSerial=0 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortisCalSpinnerSerial | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description:
Example: FortisCalSpinnerSerial=1 Default: FortisCalSpinnerSerial=0 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortisCalSpinnerCurrent | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description:
Example: FortisCalSpinnerCurrent=1 Default: FortisCalSpinnerCurrent=2 |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortisCaldocSaveFolder | Value type: String | Accepted values: Directory path as text |
Description:
Example: FortisCaldocSaveFolder=C:/caldoc Default: FortisCaldocSaveFolder= |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: IMSDatabase | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if IMS database connectivity is available. Example: IMSDatabase=true Default: IMSDatabase=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: EnableDigitalSensorCalibration | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if digital sensors calibration values in Calibration Editor can be edited by the user. If this value is set to false, calibration editor (if enabled) will display digital sensor calibration values as read-only. Example: EnableDigitalSensorCalibration=true Default: EnableDigitalSensorCalibration=false |
Section: [Calibration] | Entry: FortimusCurveFitting | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if Fortimus curve fitting data processing functionality is available in the application. Example: FortimusCurveFitting=true Default: FortimusCurveFitting=false |
16.1.3 Section “Instruments”
Section: [Instruments] | Entry: InstrumentsDebug | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies if instruments debug widget is available in Discovery device control centre. Example: InstrumentsDebug=true Default: InstrumentsDebug=false |
16.1.4 Section “DataStream”
Section: [DataStream] | Entry: GDI\ListenerEnabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies if GDI listener is enabled in the application. Example: GDI\ListenerEnabled=true Default: GDI\ListenerEnabled=false |
Section: [DataStream] | Entry: GDI\ListenerPort | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies the listening port for GDI TCP/IP listener. Example: GDI\ListenerPort=1234 Default: GDI\ListenerPort=4567 |
Section: [DataStream] | Entry: GDI\MaximumRAMAllowance | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Defines the maximum RAM allowance for GDI data pool (in bytes). Example: GDI\MaximumRAMAllowance=2048 Default: <not included> |
Section: [DataStream] | Entry: GDI\AutoInit | Value type: List | Accepted values: List of system names |
Description: Specifies a list of system that the connection will be automatically initiated when one appears in Discovery list. Example: GDI\AutoInit= Default: GDI\AutoInit= |
Section “viewer”
Section: [viewer] | Entry: SelectionMenu | Value type: | Accepted values: |
Description:
Example: SelectionMenu=@Invalid() Default: SelectionMenu=@Invalid() |
16.1.5 Section “AnaloguePowerBoard”
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: Enabled | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if the analogue power board control functionality is enabled in the application. Example: Enabled=true Default: Enabled=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SerialConnection | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Defines if the analogue power board is connected locally through serial port. Example: SerialConnection=true Default: SerialConnection=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SerialPortName | Value type: String | Accepted values: Serial port name as text |
Description: Defines the name of serial port that analogue power board is connected to. Example: SerialPortName=ttyUSB0 Default: SerialPortName= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SerialBaudRate | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Defines the baud rate of serial port connection to the analogue power board. Example: SerialPortName=9600 Default: SerialPortName=115200 |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: LabelJ08 | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text |
Description: Specifies text label used for graphical user interface to describe analogue power board connector J08. Note that if the label is not configured information and controls for this connector are not going to be displayed in graphical interface. Example: LabelJ08=MINHI Default: LabelJ08= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: LabelJ09 | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text |
Description: Specifies text label used for graphical user interface to describe analogue power board connector J09. Note that if the label is not configured information and controls for this connector are not going to be displayed in graphical interface. Example: LabelJ09=MINLO Default: LabelJ09= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: LabelJ10 | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text |
Description: Specifies text label used for graphical user interface to describe analogue power board connector J10. Note that if the label is not configured information and controls for this connector are not going to be displayed in graphical interface. Example: LabelJ10=RADHI Default: LabelJ10= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: LabelJ11 | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text |
Description: Specifies text label used for graphical user interface to describe analogue power board connector J11. Note that if the label is not configured information and controls for this connector are not going to be displayed in graphical interface. Example: LabelJ11=RADLO Default: LabelJ11= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: LabelJ12 | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text |
Description: Specifies text label used for graphical user interface to describe analogue power board connector J12. Note that if the label is not configured information and controls for this connector are not going to be displayed in graphical interface. Example: LabelJ12=HOLEH Default: LabelJ12= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: LabelJ13 | Value type: String | Accepted values: Text |
Description: Specifies text label used for graphical user interface to describe analogue power board connector J13. Note that if the label is not configured information and controls for this connector are not going to be displayed in graphical interface. Example: LabelJ13=HOLEL Default: LabelJ13= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ControlsJ08 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether controls for analogue power board connector J08 are available in the graphical user interface. Example: ControlsJ08=true Default: ControlsJ08=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ControlsJ09 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether controls for analogue power board connector J09 are available in the graphical user interface. Example: ControlsJ09=true Default: ControlsJ09=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ControlsJ10 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether controls for analogue power board connector J10 are available in the graphical user interface. Example: ControlsJ10=true Default: ControlsJ10=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ControlsJ11 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether controls for analogue power board connector J11 are available in the graphical user interface. Example: ControlsJ11=true Default: ControlsJ11=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ControlsJ12 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether controls for analogue power board connector J12 are available in the graphical user interface. Example: ControlsJ12=true Default: ControlsJ12=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ControlsJ13 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether controls for analogue power board connector J13 are available in the graphical user interface. Example: ControlsJ13=true Default: ControlsJ13=false |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: FuseMonitoringJ08 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether fuse monitoring label should be displayed in the Power Board UI. Default: true |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: FuseMonitoringJ09 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether fuse monitoring label should be displayed in the Power Board UI. Default: true |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: FuseMonitoringJ10 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether fuse monitoring label should be displayed in the Power Board UI. Default: true |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: FuseMonitoringJ11 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether fuse monitoring label should be displayed in the Power Board UI. Default: true |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: FuseMonitoringJ12 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether fuse monitoring label should be displayed in the Power Board UI. Default: true |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: FuseMonitoringJ13 | Value type: Boolean | Accepted values: true/false |
Description: Specifies whether fuse monitoring label should be displayed in the Power Board UI. Default: true |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnJ10 | Value type: QDateTime | Accepted values: QDateTime value |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timestamp of the next power-on configured for connector J10. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnJ11 | Value type: QDateTime | Accepted values: QDateTime value |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timestamp of the next power-on configured for connector J11. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnJ12 | Value type: QDateTime | Accepted values: QDateTime value |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timestamp of the next power-on configured for connector J12. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnJ13 | Value type: QDateTime | Accepted values: QDateTime value |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timestamp of the next power-on configured for connector J13. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnTimeoutJ10 | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timeout configured for next switch on of connector J10. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnTimeoutJ11 | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timeout configured for next switch on of connector J11. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnTimeoutJ12 | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timeout configured for next switch on of connector J12. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: NextSwitchOnTimeoutJ13 | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: This entry should not be modified manually. Specifies timeout configured for next switch on of connector J13. |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPSUOn | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies timeout in seconds of when the system is going to be switched off if the reason of analogue power board power on is “power supply switch on”. Please note that minimal timeout is 5 minutes (300 seconds) and any value lower than 300 will be overwritten in the application to 300 seconds. Example: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPSUOn=600 Default: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPSUOn= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenAcousticComms | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies timeout in seconds of when the system is going to be switched off if the reason of analogue power board power on is “acoustic modem communication”. Please note that minimal timeout is 5 minutes (300 seconds) and any value lower than 300 will be overwritten in the application to 300 seconds. Example: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenAcousticComms=600 Default: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenAcousticComms= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPowerBoardTimer | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies timeout in seconds of when the system is going to be switched off if the reason of analogue power board power on is “internal power board timer”. Please note that minimal timeout is 5 minutes (300 seconds) and any value lower than 300 will be overwritten in the application to 300 seconds. Example: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPowerBoardTimer=600 Default: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPowerBoardTimer= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPulseFromShore | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies timeout in seconds of when the system is going to be switched off if the reason of analogue power board power on is “pulse from shore”. Please note that minimal timeout is 5 minutes (300 seconds) and any value lower than 300 will be overwritten in the application to 300 seconds. Example: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPulseFromShore=600 Default: AutoSwitchOffTimeoutWhenPulseFromShore= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SwitchOffSystemWhenPowerOffConnector | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Determinates based on which connector power off request to switch off the operating system cleanly – issue system power down command. Example: SwitchOffSystemWhenPowerOffConnector=11 Default: SwitchOffSystemWhenPowerOffConnector= |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ServerConnectionPort | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies server connection port. This port is used to open the connection to the power board server from a client. Example: ServerConnectionPort=25002 Default: ServerConnectionPort=17789 |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: ServerListeningPort | Value type: Integer | Accepted values: Numbers |
Description: Specifies server listening port. This port is used to listen for any incoming connections from remote power board client. Example: ServerListeningPort=25002 Default: ServerListeningPort=17789 |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPSUOn | Value type: QList of integers | Accepted values: Comma separated numbers |
Description: Specifies a list of connector numbers to switch on when power board power on reason is “power supply on”. Other connectors will get switched off. Example: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPSUOn=11, 13, 10 Default: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPSUOn=11, 13 |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SwitchOnSequenceWhenAcousticComms | Value type: QList of integers | Accepted values: Comma separated numbers |
Description: Specifies a list of connector numbers to switch on when power board power on reason is “acoustic modem communication”. Other connectors will get switched off. Example: SwitchOnSequenceWhenAcousticComms=11, 13, 10 Default: SwitchOnSequenceWhenAcousticComms= @Variant(\0\0\0\t\0\0\0\x1\0\0\0\x2\0\0\0\v) |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPowerBoardTimer | Value type: QList of integers | Accepted values: Comma separated numbers |
Description: Specifies a list of connector numbers to switch on when power board power on reason is “power board timer”. Other connectors will get switched off. Example: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPowerBoardTimer=11, 13, 10 Default: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPowerBoardTimer=11, 13 |
Section: [AnaloguePowerBoard] | Entry: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPulseFromShore | Value type: QList of integers | Accepted values: Comma separated numbers |
Description: Specifies a list of connector numbers to switch on when power board power on reason is “pulse from shore”. Other connectors will get switched off. Example: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPulseFromShore=11, 13 Default: SwitchOnSequenceWhenPulseFromShore=11, 13, 10 |