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MEMORY FUNCTION
Test results and received AIS data are automatically stored in the test box memory with the
facility of transferring them to a printer or a PC using a HyperTerminal program.
There are two separate memory positions in the test box - one containing received AIS data
only, and one containing all the other test results.
The test box memory can contain a total of 719 test results and 50 AIS records. If more
measurements are done, the oldest will be deleted first.
How to transfer test results and AIS data to a PC
1) Connect your test box with the COM port of your PC, using the RS232 cable supplied with
the test box.
If your PC does not have a COM port, we advise you to insert a Serial-to-USB converter and
connect with a USB port.
2) Create a HyperTerminal connection on your PC.
Any HyperTerminal program set for 2400 Baud N81 (No parity 8 data bit and 1 stop bit) should
be able to receive the test results from the test box. In Windows based computers, the program
can usually be found under Start/Accessories/Communications. If not found, we advise you to
download a HyperTerminal program from the Internet.
3) Within the HyperTerminal program, select COM port and do the following settings:
Bits per second = 2400
Data bit = 8
Parity = None
Stop bit = 1
Flow control = Hardware
Press OK, and the PC is now ready to receive data from your test box.
Transfer of test results
4) On your test box, select MEMORY FUNCTION and press OK
5.a) If you select SELE, you may toggle between the test results you wish to transfer. The latest
result is displayed first. Once selected, press OK > PC > Date of printout, and confirm with OK.
5.b) If you select RS232 > PC, all test results in the memory will be transferred.
RS232 Cable supplied with test box
COM Port
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