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5. Enter the INSPECT MEMORY routine (press the + key, then the LOG key, and finally the
SETUP key).
6. Select the DUMP command by pressing '4'. The display reads: Normal(1), or Binary
Dump(D).
7. Press ‘1' to select Normal. The display then reads “Normal start at 0 (Y/N)”.
8. Press YES to continue, or NO to abort.
9. Choose the baud rate to match the computer baud set in Step 3 by pressing NO until the desired
baud is shown. Do not press YES at this time.
10. Clear the terminal window using the Clear Window option found in the Terminal menu.
11. Open Save incoming Data (F2) in File menu of the VR60MON software and select/create the
file name. Everything received on the serial line will be saved to this file.
12. Begin the data dump by pressing YES on the VR60 receiver while the display shows the
desired baud rate. The display on the VR60 receiver will read Sending Data and the computer
screen will show the incoming data.
13. Press NEXT on the VR60 keypad to view the memory counter position on the display, or
ENTER to abort the data dump.
14. When the data dump is complete the VR60 display will show:
*Reached Pointer (i.e. end of data)
*Press any key
When the data dump is complete, select Close Data File (F3) command on the computer to close
the data file.
Binary Download of Data (compressed)
For studies which collect large blocks of data (64k or more), download the data in a compressed
binary form and later decompress it to a hard disk computer system. This reduces the dump time
from hours to minutes as the data stored in 256K of the VR60 receiver memory may take more than
1600K of disk space.
Use the appropriate software (see Available Software section) to download compressed data to a
data file and to decompress the data.