Field Test Unit Software

Unload Format, Pointers & buffer, Buffer or Done ?

F = FORMAT (set of

Block,Location,Count)

P = Unload a buffer & all buffer pointers (B1,L0,C128)

B = Unload a buffer (no pointers) (you enter the B,L,C yourself)

D = DONE (proceed to (un)load)

Enter the format of the data you wish to operate on

F means that the data you wish to use is to be a contiguous block of logger memory.

B means the data is contained in one of the loggers 7 buffers.

P is the same as B except the data is to be used for future use and the buff-

er pointers are also to be saved.

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Buffer number (0-7)

number of buffer to unload

Enter the buffer number (0

to 7)

of the data you wish to operate on. Buffer

0 is normally used

 

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B,L,C?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Block,Location,Count

of the data to

 

 

 

unload from the data logger

Enter the block and location (start) of the data and the number of bytes (count) of data you wish to operate on

Unload Time

Time that logger stored first log HHMM

Enter Date & Time

DDMMYY entry (HHMMSS

HHMM DDMMYY

DDMMYY) SS - optional 1300 121086

?

HH = hours MM = minutes (SS = seconds

 

optional) DD = day MM = month

 

YY=year

An initial time is required in order to time reference all logged data. The

time entered is used along

with the log interval to

be calculated when each

log was made

 

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Enter Input file

Filename,extension

(,D is

default

name, type

extension)

 

 

Enter the name of the stored data you wish to use. This name must be the same as the one used when the data was first stored

plot Format, Pointers F = Formatted input. (set of B,L,C)

&buffer or Done? P = Buffer & Pointer format D = Done (ready to Plot)

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Canon Model 6401 B manual Hhmm Ddmmyy