3. Under Archive Directory:
• Use the Directory section to select which archive directory to use, or to add another
directory.
Vaisala recommends you first create the directory from the command prompt.
$mkdir /bigdisk/tsarchive
• Check Status to see information about the chosen archive directory.
• Select Init to initialize the directory. You are prompted to type a title for the
directory and to verify the contents of the directory.
The directory must be empty or contain ONLY tsarchive
files.
If a directory contains tsarchive files, you are prompted for permission to delete
them.
For system security reasons, Init can only delete TS data
files.
If you must delete other, non-tsarchive files in the directory, you must use the
UNIX rm command to manually delete them.
• Check Partition to view the ratio of used disk space over total disk space for the
selected archive directory partition.
For example, if the selected archive directory is /bigdisk/tsarchive, the
Partition
field shows the used/total disk space for /bigdisk/.
The values displayed include all file types in the partition.
4. Select TS Source to launch the TS Switch utility and chose the source used to record
data.
See D.5 TS Switch Utility (page 395).
You can now record or play back data.
a. Select Record to start data recording. The inventory at the bottom of the screen
updates with TS
file information.
b. If the Local Archive source is selected, you can select Playback to play previously
recorded data.
• Select Repeat Time Series to repeat the selected
files.
• Select Real Time Speed to control the speed at which the files are played back.
• Select Loop Delay to control the length of the pause in between each repetition.
c. Select Action Status to display the current mode of the utility and provide
information on what data are being recorded or played back.
d. Select Stop to terminate recording or playback.
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