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All profiles within a set can be selected or deselected for download from the “Set
Download Markers” pull-down menu. When selected a green tick appears above the
profile notes box, if not then a red cross is shown.
6.3.2.7.
Reset button
Provides a quick way to reset the profile parameters to default. In addition, the profile
name is blanked.
6.3.3.
Opening a profile set
Press the “Open Profile Set” button to select an existing profile set. The default path is C:\Program
Files\Utility Profile Manager\. Select the required file and open. The profiles within the set will
now be imported in to the list.
6.3.4.
Saving a profile set
A profile set can be saved in three ways. Select using the “Save Set as” pull down menu.
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Save set with all data – profile name and parameter values will be saved – useful for making
a direct copy of a known profile set.
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Save select lines as a new set – saves only the profiles selected into a new set.
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Save as a new blank set – will be saved as a set containing the same amount of profiles all
with the same default parameters values.
6.3.5.
Adding a profile
To add a profile to an existing profile set, right click with the mouse on the profile list. A new profile
will be added to the end.
6.3.6.
Delete last profile
Select from the pull down menu, above the profile list, “Delete Last Profile”. A confirmation
message will be displayed, click OK to delete the last profile.
6.3.7.
Communicating with the simulator
At the time of installation, the device driver would have allocated a USB port number to the
simulator. Note: this will not be port 1. Whenever the simulator is connected to the host PC, the
same port number will be used.
A simple way to verify the port number allocated to the simulator is to view the Windows Device
Manager. To open the device manager (in Windows XP, Vista, and 7)
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Open the run command window by pressing and holding the Windows key, and then press
the R key
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In the run command window, type devmgmt.msc
Once the Device Manager is open, COM port allocationscan be viewed under the Ports (COM & LPT)
heading. Connect the simulator to the host PC using the supplied USB cable. A new COM port will
appear, which is the port allocated to the simulator. In the example ofFigure 32, COM5 is the port
allocated to the 4830B simulator.
