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Table 67: USB Menu Options
Option
File Description
Get Archive Files 1 Site\Well\Archive\*.arc
Site\Well\Event.Log
3
WCS\CFG\date stamp Well.sbc
WCS\CFG\date stamp Well.s01
Archive files are binary files that
contain the history data for all
channels that are being archived.
This function will create the
archive files on the USB Flash
drive if they do not exist there. If
the archive files already exist on
the USB Flash drive, the files will
be updated to include the new
archive data. This is the most
efficient method for collecting
history data
– and the preferred
method when using the Archive
Viewer to view the files.
Archive files can be viewed
using the Apollo Archive Viewer
program or using the Apollo Amp
Chart program. These viewer
programs are available on the GE
Drives and Controls Support site.
Note that this function also
saves off the Event Log and
Configuration files, making it the
only function typically needed to
collect Apollo data.
If you need to send files to
OKC for problem solving, ZIP
all of the files and folders in
the Site\Well folder on your
flash drive. Send the ZIP file to
drives.support@ge.com.
Get Event File Site\Well\Event.Log The Event Log Text file is a text
file containing all event data for a
specified time period. See details
below on how to specify the time
period. The Event Text file can be
viewed using any text editor (like
Notepad or Word).