BusinessPhone Communication Platform 5.1
Dialogs

## CPU Memory

This dialog gives an overview about 256 bytes data blocks and offers a convenient way to go to the previous or next memory block.

To access the dialog, open the “Maintenance” menu in the Configuration directory tree and click on “CPU Memory”.

For more information about this feature, see System Description (1551-ASB 150 02 Uen).

### Sending messages

You can send messages to a signal input in ASB150, specified by its ST/SN. The messages must be entered as hexadecimal values.

### CPU Memory Map

Enter the map number or select a map with the drop down list.

### Memory Address

You can enter the Memory Address as a decimal or as a hexadecimal value, but always start with a “0x”, according to the rules of “C” programming.

Note

You need an online connection to a system to use this feature.

#### Actions

Show Detail |  | To view the details to edit a data block with 32 bytes. |
Show Overview |  | Overview of data blocks with 256 bytes. |
Previous Data |  | To go to the previous data block. |
Submit |  | To send the changes to the system. |
Reload |  | To reload the actual displayed data block. |
Dump |  | To save the alarm messages to a file. |

### CPU Memory - Dump to file

CPU Memory Map | Map of the memory
Start address | Start address of the memory to dump
End address | End address of the memory to dump.
File name | Name of the log export file.
Append this dump to the existing file | If checked the log dump is added to the file that is displayed in the File Name section. To create a new file, just uncheck the box.

For more information about exporting logs and system data, see section Dumpfiles - File Manager.

#### Actions

Submit |  | To save the dump file. |
Back |  | To return to the CPU Memory main dialog. |
Get File |  | To access the Dumpfiles - File Manager. |

Revision: B © Ericsson Enterprise 2003