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2.3.4
Saving settings from IDT into Sentinel 2
When Sentinel
is shipped from the factory it is put into a “Shipping Mode” (see section
7.1.2); most functions are deactivated, including the built-in logger, but the unit will
detect communications from the IDT tool.
After reading (copying) the current program settings into IDT, the user can modify them
(as explained within this manual) and then update the Sentinel 2 by writing back the
settings into the unit. This action can also be
used to
activate
the built-in logger.
The
running status
of the built-in logger is
shown on the top line of the Logger panel
(within the setup tab), as shown.
Here, it is shown as “Stopped”.
The process of writing settings into a stopped
logger will cause it to
schedule a re-start
.
The re-start timing is determined by a setting
within the Setup tab. Select “Start Logging
immediately”.
Scroll to the bottom of the Setup tab and click the
“Setup Device”
button.
IDT may warn you that there may be some
unintended errors in your settings
(e.g. see opposite); Since we have not yet set
these parameters but will do so later, click “Yes”.