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To stop the saving operations
& Press: to return to the cable laying management page.
Once the saving process is complete, the device will communicate whether this has been
completed successfully:
The following appears: SAVING COMPLETE
THE PEN DRIVE CAN BE REMOVED
After removing the USB stick:
& Press: to return to the cable laying management page.
The recording is saved in a folder called DLR_aaaa, where aaaa corresponds with the year of
recording. The .CSV file will be called mmddhhmm, where mm is the month, dd is the day, hh the
hour and mm the minutes as when the recording began.
3.9.4 SAVING ALL THE CABLE LAYING OPERATIONS
The recordings of all the cable laying operations carried out can be saved on a USB flash device.
To access this function:
& Press: or to navigate the cable laying management menu and
select the SAVE ALL RECORDINGS function
♦ Select: SAVE ALL RECORDINGS
& Press: to access the page so as to save all the cable laying operations
The following appears: SAVE ALL RECORDINGS
Attention! Confirm? NO
& Press: or to edit the selection to YES
& Press: to confirm
or
& Press: or to edit the selection to NO
& Press: to return to the cable laying management page.
The following appears: INSERT THE PEN DRIVE
Insert the USB stick into the relative slot found on the upper panel of the instrument and
& Press: or start the saving operation
or
& Press: to return to the cable laying management page.
The following appears: OPERATION IN PROGRESS
PLEASE WAIT
To stop the saving operations
& Press: to return to the cable laying management page.
Once the saving process is complete, the device will communicate whether this has been
completed successfully:
The following appears: SAVING COMPLETE
THE PEN DRIVE CAN BE REMOVED
After removing the USB stick:
& Press: to return to the cable laying management page.
The recordings are saved in a folder called DLR_aaaa, where aaaa corresponds with the year of
recording. The .CSV files will be called mmddhhmm, where mm is the month, dd is the day, hh
the hour and mm the minutes as when the recording began.
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