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STAT
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2000/2000S Service Guide
96-106775 Rev 5.0
12. Printer and Data Logger
STATIM 5000/5000S/5000 G4 Service Guide
Data Logger Troubleshooting
If the display reads: “MSD NOT CONNECTED <> INSERT MSD/FLASH”, proceed as follows to
ensure everything is setup correctly.
1. Check the serial cable connection.
2. Check the power connection.
3. Ensure the lower red LED is lit. It is located between the Data Logger’s serial port and power
input.
4. Check that the Mass Storage Device (MSD) is properly inserted in the appropriate slot of the
Data Logger.
5. Repeat the instructions for Installing the Data Logger on your STATim.
If the display reads: “SAFELY REMOVE MSD <> MSD/FLASH DETECTED”, the MSD/Flash can
be safely removed without affecting the data.
If the display reads: “MSD/FLASH FULL <> REPLACE MSD”, the MSD is full and the data should
be downloaded from the MSD.
If the MSD: has missing lines of Data, refer to the STATim screen to confirm successful
sterilization.
The Data Logger may be reset by unplugging its power supply, disconnecting the MSD and
waiting 10 seconds. Then re-connect the power adapter and insert the MSD into the Data Logger.
If the problem persists, contact the SciCan Service Center.
If MSD has: Corrupt or unreadable files and/or directories, refer to the STATim screen to confirm
successful sterilization.
The MSD may have been unplugged while data was being written to it. The MSD should NOT be
unplugged until after “SAFELY REMOVE MSD <> MSD/FLASH DETECTED” is
displayed.
The corrupted files or directories may be lost. Reformat the MSD on your computer.
Transferring data from the USB drive or SD card
Files are stored on the MSD in txt and pdf format. These can be transferred for storage on a
computer hard drive as follows:
1. Ensure the LCD screen of the STATim reads “SAFELY REMOVE MSD <> MSD/FLASH
DETECTED” and the STATim is in standby. THE UNIT MUST NOT BE RUN WHEN REMOVING
THE MSD.
2. Remove MSD from the Data Logger. The STATim LCD screen should now show the following:
HH:MM DD/MM/YYYY
“MSD NOTDETECTED”/”INSERT
MSD/FLASH”/”SELECT A CYCLE”
HH:MM DD/MM/YYYY
USB/FLASH DETECTED/SAFELY
REMOVE MSD/SELECT A CYCLE
Data Logger Troubleshooting
If the display reads: “MSD NOT CONNECTED <> INSERT MSD/FLASH”, proceed as follows to
ensure everything is setup correctly.
1. Check the serial cable connection.
2. Check the power connection.
3. Ensure the lower red LED is lit. It is located between the Data Logger’s serial port and power
input.
4. Check that the Mass Storage Device (MSD) is properly inserted in the appropriate slot of the
Data Logger.
5. Repeat the instructions for Installing the Data Logger on your STATim.
If the display reads: “SAFELY REMOVE MSD <> MSD/FLASH DETECTED”, the MSD/Flash can
be safely removed without affecting the data.
If the display reads: “MSD/FLASH FULL <> REPLACE MSD”, the MSD is full and the data should
be downloaded from the MSD.
If the MSD: has missing lines of Data, refer to the STATim screen to confirm successful
sterilization.
The Data Logger may be reset by unplugging its power supply, disconnecting the MSD and
waiting 10 seconds. Then re-connect the power adapter and insert the MSD into the Data Logger.
If the problem persists, contact the SciCan Service Center.
If MSD has: Corrupt or unreadable files and/or directories, refer to the STATim screen to confirm
successful sterilization.
The MSD may have been unplugged while data was being written to it. The MSD should NOT be
unplugged until after “SAFELY REMOVE MSD <> MSD/FLASH DETECTED” is
displayed.
The corrupted files or directories may be lost. Reformat the MSD on your computer.
Transferring data from the USB drive or SD card
Files are stored on the MSD in txt and pdf format. These can be transferred for storage on a
computer hard drive as follows:
1. Ensure the LCD screen of the STATim reads “SAFELY REMOVE MSD <> MSD/FLASH
DETECTED” and the STATim is in standby. THE UNIT MUST NOT BE RUN WHEN REMOVING
THE MSD.
2. Remove MSD from the Data Logger. The STATim LCD screen should now show the following:
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