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How to get diagnostic details from a problematic radio?
prenetic
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As the title states, I'm looking for a way I can gather diagnostic information from a Flex-6400 that is currently experiencing issues after issuing commands like: create a new slice, or change band. The radio goes into a state where it shows up as connectable to SmartSDR/DAX/SmartSDR CAT, but upon connection SmartSDR will hang for a few seconds before disconnecting again. This loops endlessly until I manually power off/unplug the radio and restart.
I've tried to connect via Telnet when this is happening to get more information, but no luck. At the very least, I may connect via Telnet and leave a connection open until the radio stops working again so at least that way I have a history of whatever it manages to spit out to the console before getting into a bad state again. It's not a solid 100% repro, and seems to have different triggers.
I've tried to connect via Telnet when this is happening to get more information, but no luck. At the very least, I may connect via Telnet and leave a connection open until the radio stops working again so at least that way I have a history of whatever it manages to spit out to the console before getting into a bad state again. It's not a solid 100% repro, and seems to have different triggers.
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Wireless or thru a LAN cable?
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wireshark can look at all network traffic...
may provide more insight than just telnet traffic
https://www.howtogeek.com/104278/how-to-use-wireshark-to-capture-filter-and-inspect-packets/
PAUL K3SF
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I would open up a support ticket with flex support to identify your issue.
You can gather quite a bit of data by doing a PCAP with wire shark, but access to the core OS and intellectual property under the hood other than API access are not accessible.0 -
The only issue I'm familiar with that would fit this description would be when you have upgraded to SmartSDR v2.5+ and then have downgraded. Unfortunately, the database schema changes result in some strange behavior until you perform a reset to factory defaults. At that point, I would expect things to improve. Let us know if you need more info and most likely we'll get you going on a trouble ticket.0
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