Mitutoyo SJ-210 - Memory Card Folder Construction

9. MEASUREMENT RESULTS (LOAD/SAVE/DELET/RENAME)
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No. 99MBB122A
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9-5
9.1.2 Memory card folder construction
When SJ-210 data is saved on the memory card, the data is saved in the following folders.
■ Memory Card Folder Construction
The folder construction in the memory card is explained below.
Folder Meaning
10COND Used for backup of the 10 conditions to be saved in the internal memory.
This folder functions as temporal storage to avoid the loss of the condition file
to be saved in the SJ-210. This is useful for such occasion as replacing the
built-in battery.
10DATA Used for the Save10 data.
BKUP Used for backup of the basic information of the card.
COND Used to save/load the measurement conditions.
Maximum number of files to be saved: 500 files
DATA
FOL-1 to 20
Used to save the measurement results.
The DATA folder consists of 20 folders. The results of 500 measurements can
be saved in each of 20 folders. The resulting data can be loaded only by the
SJ-210.
Maximum number of files to be saved: 10,000 files
IMG Used to save the displayed contents on screens in the BMP file format when
the hardcopy function is enabled.
Maximum number of files to be saved: 500 files
USER
FOL-1 to 20
Used to save the measurement results and calculation results in a text file.
The USER folder consists of 20 folders. The results in 500 text files can be
saved in each of 20 folders. The data saved in a text file can be registered
using text editor on PCs, and therefore, are easy to access for users.
NOTE
• The data files in the memory card that can be registered (and deleted) on PCs using
card readers on the market are limited to graphic data in the “IMG” folder and text files in
“USER” folder. Do not modify/delete the files in the other folders. Do not modify/delete
the folders. It causes a card access error.
• When the text files in the “USER” folder are modified on a PC, the data cannot be
loaded properly using communication software.
TIP
• For information about changing the names of folders on a memory card and changing
the main folder, refer to 9.3, “File Management”.