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Crystal fails are ignored in these test modes. Auto crystal switching is disabled. All
other relays and inputs operate normally.
3.6.7.2 Advanced Test
In Advanced Test mode, crystal fails are recognized and auto crystal switching is
enabled.
3.6.8 USB Storage Device
The USB port allows storage of all parameter information, screen shots as well as
automatic datalogging information to a storage device. The maximum number of
files which may be stored depends on the storage device memory size. The IC6 is
limited to displaying 120 files as 8 pages of 15. The directories are Config, Datalog
and Screen Shot.
The parameter set may be stored under a new or existing filename and retrieved
from an existing file. A file containing the IC6 parameter set is referred to as a
configuration file. Datalog information will be saved only if the USB Datalog Format
setting in the Datalog page of the USB Storage screen is set to Comma or Page.
Multiple files may be contained on one storage device. Filenames may be eight
characters long; extensions are used to differentiate between configuration files,
screen shots and datalogging files. All files must be contained in the appropriate
directory. Storage/retrieval from sub-directories is not allowed for screen shots and
datalog files
The IC6 supports the writing of filenames using alphanumeric characters selected
using the cursor keys. Characters A through Z and numbers 0 through 9 inclusive
are available. The IC6 has the ability to display the files contained on the memory
stick. A scrolling feature is enabled to view those filenames which cannot fit as
indicated by +++ on the screen. Error messages include: Disk Full; File Not Found;
Disk Write Protected; Media Error; Disk not Found; File is Read Only.
Datalog files are automatically named using the process number and run number.
See
section 3.6.10, Datalog, on page 3-43 for the Datalog string details. Screen
shots are named as DDMMYYXX or MMDDYYXX depending on the date format
setting. XX is a number that increments 0-99, resetting to 0 every day.
NOTE: A File Access Code parameter is enabled when the IC6 has a Program
lock code set. By entering a File Access Code, the IC6 parameters can be
saved to, or retrieved from, the USB storage device only without entering
the Program Lock Code. (See
Chapter 7, General Parameters .)
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