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Either choice, As Displayed on Screen or As R
eceived from Relay. displays a snapshot of the relay or
screen settings in a single line, compact format. Figure 6-6 illustrates that format.
Figure 6-6. Snapshot Format
SAVING, PRINTING, AND OPENING FILES
BE3-GPR software also allows the user to save setup configurations to a disk. This allows a user to save
multiple setups for later use and saves setup time when configuring multiple units. These files may also
be printed for a hard copy reference and opened in several different ways.
File Save
If you have changed the settings on a specific BE3-GPR unit, you may want to save those settings for
reference or future use. For example, you make the changes to a unit that is in your test system and you
want to save the file as Test1. Open the pull down File menu and select S
ave. Now use normal Windows
techniques and save the file with the default extension (*.GPR). Your file is now saved in the directory
that you selected.
File Print
While the Test1 settings are still shown on the screen, we should create a paper copy of those settings so
that we can use them as a reference. To do this, open the File pull down menu and select P
rint. When
you execute the Print command, you will get a dialog box similar to Figure 6-7.
Figure 6-7. Print Dialog Box
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