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4.7.10 Load ConFiGuration File.

possible to load a previously saved configuration file
or a configuration file that has been generated at a
remote PC, to automatically set up the unit. There
may be more than one named configuration file on
the disk enabling you to quickly customize set up for
various applications.
configuration perform the following:
1. Use the UP (↑) or DOWN (↓) Arrow Keys to
highlight the "Load CFG File" menu choice and
press ENTER. A pop up window will display "load
config=NO".
2. Press the YES then ENTER buttons. The unit
will look on the disk for any configuration files
which will be displayed on the File Browser Di-
rectory. If more than one file exists on the disk, the
directory will list them one above the other, with
the current file to be loaded indicated by the "<"
sign alongside it as shown below. If no configura-
tion file is found the unit will indicate (No Files
Found). The Config file directory looks like Figure
4-16.
File Browser Directory
Config Files:
OLDFILE .CFG<
NEWFILE .CFG
Figure 4-16 Example Config File Directory
3. If more than one configuration file exists use the
↑ (up arrow) and ↓ (down arrow) buttons to select
it and press the ENTER button. If there are more
files on the disk than what will show on the
screen, the list will scroll down with the "<" sign.
The unit will load the selected configuration file
from the disk and the disk status window will show
LOAD CFG.
4. If the load is successful, a window will pop up
indicating "Configuration Loaded". Press the
"OK?" button. At this point the unit will automati-
cally RESET and begin with the newly loaded pa-
rameters
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To load and existing
It is
Once the configuration load has been ini-
tiated, the unit will automatically load and
restart. Be sure you select the correct
configuration file. It is advisable to save
your current configuration before loading
a new one. Use a new disk or different
filename to save the old configuration.
The pass codes and calibration con-
stants are NOT loaded from the configu-
ration file to maintain access and calibra-
tion integrity.

4.7.11 Filename.

to identify the recordings he is making. The filename
can be any valid DOS filename up to a maximum of
8 characters, e.g. BATCH1 or SAMPLE5. This
filename is applied to all pen files, the alarm file and
the configuration file. Thus if the name "BATCH1" is
entered, pen 1 file will be BATCH1.DT1, pen 2 file
will be BATCH1.DT2 and so on, the alarm file will be
BATCH1.ALM and the configuration file will be
BATCH1.CFG. A disk can hold files with different
names, thus you may run three short batches and
name files for each batch, BATCH1, BATCH2 and
BATCH3 all on the same disc. To enter a filename,
perform the following steps:
1. Use the UP (_) or DOWN (_) Arrow Keys to
highlight "Filename" and press ENTER. You will
be presented
Î
" FILENAME
file name.
2. Use the alphanumeric keypad to enter a new
file name. Note that the file name cannot contain
spaces and may contain any of the following:
•
the letters A through Z
•
the numbers 0 through 9
•
the characters #, %, &, (, ), @.
3. Do not try to type DOS extensions. Once you
have entered a file name, press the ENTER key to
save it and return to the recorder menu.
The default file name is the version with an
"@" sign used as a decimal point. Eg.
VM1@1A for Version 1.1a.
CAUTION
You can enter a filename
with a display
Í
" where FILENAME is the current
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