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To define the output raster for exported signals
1. To open the Export Measure Data window, perform step 1 and 2 as
described in section "To export measure data" on the previous page.
2. Select the checkbox Output Raster and define the desired raster value.
3. Click Export.
This raster will be used for all exported signals.
If no sample exists for a timestamp of the new output raster, the last available
sample before this timestamp is used.
To convert measure data into another file format
1. To open the Export Measure Data window, perform step 1 and 2 as
described in section "To export measure data" on the previous page.
2. From the File Format drop-down menu, select the new file format.
3. Click Export.
To compress measure files
If the file format for the export is MDF V4.1, the resulting file is compressed auto-
matically. This happens also when MdfConvert.exe is used and the target file
format is MDF V4.1. Any other file format does not support compression.
To cancel an export
1.
In the bottom right corner, click .
2. Click the red icon next to the running export.
A warning symbol is shown to indicate that the export was canceled.
To check the export status
1.
In the bottom right corner, click .
All individual exports are listed. The status is marked as follows:
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Blue: The export is in progress.
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Red: The export has failed.
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Yellow: The export was canceled.
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Green: The export is finished.
The export icon shows the overall status of the export progress.
2. If you want to reduce this list, you can delete entries for exports that are
not in progress. Right-click an export in the list and choose one of the fol-
lowing:
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Remove finished element to delete this specific export
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Remove all finished elements to clear the complete list of finished
exports.
To see the exported file in Windows Explorer
1. Right-click an export in the list.
2. Select the option Open File in Windows Explorer.
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