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Device version 01: When you run the "Writing recording data to USB flash drive" function
after this, only the newly-added recorded data is transferred to the USB flash drive.
As of device version 02, the user can choose a time period from which the recording data
is saved. The "Total" time period corresponds to the previous function. For the other time
periods (1 day, 1 week, 4 weeks) the determined starting time is displayed and updated (see
example further down). Here, the user can also choose any starting time in the past. Using
parameter "Save counters/reports" it is possible to save the current readings of the counters
and integrators as well as the statistic (report) – even when they have not yet been com-
pleted – along with the recording data.
• Writing current counter/statistics and recording data to USB flash drive:
The current counter and integrator statuses, as well as the statistics (report) are read out,
and written to the USB flash drive along with the newly recorded data.
• Reading configuration from USB flash drive:
The configuration data (except the user list) is transferred from the USB flash drive to the
device. This reconfigures the device and data recording is restarted.
• Writing configuration to USB flash drive:
The configuration data (incl. the user list) is transferred from the device to the USB flash
drive.
• Writing service data to USB flash drive:
Internal service data is transferred to the USB flash drive and can be sent to the device
manufacturer for diagnosis.
• Software update:
Function for updating the device software; the USB flash drive must contain specific data
provided by the device manufacturer.
• Reading user list from USB fash drive:
The user list is transferred from the USB flash drive to the device and activated.
CAUTION!
Data loss due to software update.
A software update deletes all recorded data stored on the device (incl. counters/integrators
and statistics).
Before updating the software, back up the recorded data on a USB flash drive.
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