TP-6714 4/10 99Section 6 Communications
6.4 USB Port
The Universal Serial Bus (USB) port on the main logic
board allows file transfer to and from a USB mass
storage device (removeable flash drive). Figure 6-8
shows a typical device. The removeable drive must be
compatible with the USB 2.0 and USB Mass Storage
Device Class specifications.
Parameter settings, event history, and other information
files can be saved to a memory device and then
transferred to a personal computer for viewing and
saving. Available controller files are shown in
Figure 6-9.
Three types of data files can be created by the controller
and saved on a flash drive: the data logger file, the
min/max file, and the sync check file. Data files have the
extension .csv and can be opened with spreadsheet
software.
Sections 6.4.2 through 6.4.4 contain more information
about specific file types. See Section 3.15.5 for
additional information about controller file maintenance.
Figure 6-8 Typical Mass Storage Device
File name Description Download to Control Upload to USB
MPAC1500v###.bin Controller application program X
MPAC1500_######.cfg Parameter settings (configuration) X X
presentyymmdd.his Event history (yymmdd is year, month, day) X
alarm_settings.alm Common alarms X
DataLogyymmddhhmmss.csv Data log. File name includes date and time. X
MinMax.csv Minimum/Maximum values X
SyncDataLog.csv Source synchronization data from sync test X
history_param.hstp Internal use only X
MPAC1500_cal.cal Calibration X
Param_back.bak Internal use only X
presentyymmdd.raw Internal use only X
history_pback.hbak Internal use only X
Figure 6-9 Recognized File Types
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