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EVOM™ Manual
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NOTE: When the APP save mode is selected, Auto Index is automatically selected. It
is the only le name method used when saving data les to a connected PC.
6. If you are using the USB save mode, you may select the Auto Index radio button
if you want the EVOM™ Manual to automatically number the new data les
sequentially. Auto indexing changes the name to a numeric sequence formatted
with a prex and a sequential number (prexN).
7. Press the Return button to go back to the main screen or press the Store Now
button to save the current data set. The prompt you see depends on the storage
mode you chose in step 3.
• For USB Save, see "Storing Data on the USB Flash Drive" on page 17.
• For APP Save, see "Storing Data on a Connected PC" on page 19.
NOTE: Since there are three plates that can be held in the EVOM™ Manual’s
memory before data is exported to a storage device, there could be as many les
as the number of plates analyzed kept in the memory. A separate le is generated
for each plate in memory, each with a distinct le name.
Storing Data on the USB Flash Drive
1. If you selected the USB Save option (Store Options screen) and pressed the Store
button on the main screen or the Store Now button on the Store Options screen,
a prompt appears asking you to insert the USB ash drive (Fig. 25).
Fig. 25—Verify that the USB drive is inserted correctly into the USB port on the side of the
EVOM™ Manual.
NOTE: When you are using standard le naming instead of auto-indexing, a sux
of -1, -2, or -3 is appended to the le name to indicate which of the three stored
plates corresponds to each le.
NOTE: If you try to save a second set of plates with the same lename, a warning
screen displays indicating that a le with the same name already exists (Fig. 26).
You may press the Back button to return to the main screen. Then, hold the Setup
button for 2 seconds to access the Store Options screen and change the name.
When you store the les, you are asked to conrm the write operation for each
le to be written separately.