Echelon i.LON 100 e2 Internet Server - Manual (Page 72)

5-6 Managing the i.LON 100
number of available spare blocks on your i.LON 100
may vary. This does not adversely affect the normal
operation of the flash disk, as long as some spares
are available. When the number of spare flash blocks
falls below the recommended limit of eight blocks,
this value will be shown in red and a warning
message will be displayed at the top of the web page.
If a flash block on the i.LON 100 fails and there are
no spare blocks remaining, the flash disk may
become unreliable. The i.LON 100 should be
replaced before this happens.
Free Disk Space / Total
Disk Space
The current available disk space and the total
possible disk space in the i.LON 100, in kilobytes. If
you go below the recommended limit of 1024KB of
free disk space, this value will appear in red and a
warning message will appear at the top of the web
page.
Free Memory (RAM) The current available RAM on the i.LON 100. The
i.LON 100 has 32 MB of RAM. If the i.LON 100
runs out of available RAM, it will reboot. If this
value is getting close to 0, you should close some
i.LON 100 applications.
Data Point Message
Failures: Last 2 minutes
The number of data point message failures/minute
over the last 2 minutes. Data point message failures
occur when the i.LON 100 cannot handle all updates
to its data points. This problem can be caused by
high network traffic, misconfigured applications, or
overactive remote applications attempting read or
write to i.LON 100 data points.
Data Point Message
Failures: Last 10
Minutes
The number of data point message failures/minute
over the last 10 minutes.
Data Point Message
Failures: Last 1 Day
The number of data point message failures/minute
over the last day.