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Base System Configuration

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TRIP Configuration Files

The trip.cfg File

The trip.cfg file stipulates process alarm, healthcheck, and debug parameters. It is

stored in the $MPSHOME/mpsN/etc (%MPSHOME%\mpsN\etc) directory.

Basic descriptions and formats of file entries are given immediately preceding the

actual data to which they apply, and are relatively self-explanatory. Uncomment a line

to activate that option (commented items depict the default value). Options to TRIP

entered at a system console override those provided in this file. The following

example is the basic default file provided with the system.

Example: trip.cfg Sheet 1 of 2

# Example trip.cfg file.

# Note that options in this file will be overridden by

# console options to trip

#hc-interval n

# Synopsis:

# TMS system internal health check interval, in seconds.

# n = seconds, range 0..TBD. Value of 0 disables health check.

# Default = 2 (every 2 seconds).

hc-interval 15

#hc-miss-cnt-max n

# Synopsis:

# TMS Health check miss count maximum

# n = count allowed to be missed, range 0..100

# Default = 5.

hc-miss-cnt-max 3

#secondary-vos-ctrl-delay n

# Synopsis:

# A secondary TRIP will delay attempting to get control of the

# TMS by the amount of seconds specified by this parameter.

# n = seconds, range 0..TBD.

# Default = 300 (5 min)

secondary-vos-ctrl-delay 300

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