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Table 68: USB Menu #2 Options (cont'd.)
*.DHT
(root level of the USB Flash drive)
Support for additional downhole
tools will be added over time. This
function allows the installation
and use of a new tool. Note that
support for Smartguard/Osiris,
Zenith E, and GRC Scout
3000 tools are supported in the
released software and can be
selected using the Setup DH Tool
function in the second page of the
Other Initial Setup menu.
*.IOM
(root level of the USB Flash drive)
Support for additional I/O
modules and/or configurations of
I/O modules will be added over
time. This function allows the
installation and use of the new
modules or configurations. Note
that support for the RSTi 8 Analog
Input module is supported in the
released software and can be
configured using the Install IO
Module function in the second
page of the Other Initial Setup
menu.
1.
Site\Well indicate the Site Name\Well Name. This is the path on the USB Flash Disk. These
names are defined during the quick start procedure.
2.
Date and time stamp indicate the start time of the historical log. For example, if the data
begins on November 28, 2010 at 4:46PM, the file name will be 28Nov2010-16h46m.csv.
3.
Date stamp is just the date the file was created. For example, 2010-11-30.sbc.
4.
Use the Get Historical Text File and Get Event File export routines if you (or a customer) wish
to review the data in standard office format (Excel, Word). Note that both of these functions
require the user to provide additional data as shown in Figure 229: Historical Data Text File
Setup , page 272.
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