4 Data management Transfer data
Transfer from USB
CAUTION – Do not remove the USB drive from the socket while the application is copying data. This will corrupt
the data.
CAUTION – POTENTIALLOSSOFDATA!
If you copy files from:
- An to another or to an FM-1000 integrated display.
- An physical FM-1000 integrated display to another or to an FM-1000 integrated display
First make sure you have created a subfolder labeled with the display serial number for your files. Transfer your
files to this subfolder. Otherwise, you will overwrite files when you copy and you will corrupt your data.
1.
At the Data Files screen from the USB list, tap the item to copy. You can:
ll Select all files in the category: Select the entire category by tapping the category name.
l
Select individual files: See files within a category by tapping . The arrow changes to a
down arrow and shows the files stored under the category.Then select the file or files
you want.
l Select all files: Select Everything.
2.
Tap Copy >. The item is copied to the Internal Storage list.
USBto computer
After you have transferred data from the display to the USB:
1. Remove the USB drive from the display.
2.
Insert the USB drive into your computer.
If you place the files in a series of folders, the combined filename and folder path may become
too long and the operating system may not allow you to open the files. To avoid this, it is
recommended that you place data in your computer’s C:\ folder.
3.
Copy the appropriate folder to the office computer using an application such as Windows
®
Explorer. This copies all the sub-folders and files in the folder.
Note – When you copy or move files using Windows Explorer, you must keep all the shape-files (.dbf,
.shp, and .shx) together so that office software can open the theme file. To ensure that the files stay
together, always copy the entire folder rather than just the individual files.
4. If you create a new event in a field, and you already have the\Field\ folder containing any
previous events on the office computer, you should still copy the \Field\ folder so that the new
EventHistory information is copied.
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