Question
Which logging levels does ETS define, and which is the default?
Answer
A — Standard and Extended, with Standard as the default
Correct: Two logging levels are defined, Standard and Extended; by default the logging level is set to Standard.
Source
KNX Basic Course Documentation — 3.2.5.1 — p. 197
All proposed choices (exam context)
- A.Standard and Extended, with Standard as the default✓
- B.Standard and Extended, with Extended as the default
- C.Basic and Full, with Full as the default
- D.Minimal, Standard and Extended, with Standard as the default
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