Lauda IN 550 XT, Operation Manual

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5. Start the import by pressing the Enter key [OK].
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After successful import, the following message appears on the
display:
Data import from the USB stick has been successfully completed.
6. Confirm the message by pressing the Enter key [OK].
6.23.2 Exporting data
Data can be exported from the LAUDA device to a USB stick.
The software creates the directory
LAUDA on the USB stick with a subdir-
ectory. The subdirectory is named after the serial number of the device, for
example "S200000.014". All the exported files are stored in the subdirec-
tory.
If new data is exported to the USB stick from the same device, new files are
created with ascending numbering.
A different LAUDA device creates a subdirectory with its own serial number
on the same USB stick in the directory LAUDA .
The LAUDA device only supports USB sticks which are formatted with the
FAT32 file system. exFAT is not supported.
You can export the following files to the USB stick independently of each
other:
n
[Temperature graphic]
The data record is located in the subdirectory LOGS and contains the
file
LOG0.CSV
or several
.CSV files
with ascending numbering in
the case of multiple exports.
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All temperature-time values from the graphics memory of the
device are exported.
n
[Device status]
This data record is located in the subdirectory DEV_DATA and con-
tains the file
DEV0.CSV
or several
.CSV files
with ascending
numbering in the case of multiple exports.
For example, the following are stored in this file:

Serial numbers

Software version

Hardware version

Running time

Various temperature values

Control parameters

Network settings

Error store
n
[Device data]
This data record is located in the subdirectory DEV_DATA and con-
tains the file
DAT0.CSV
or several
.CSV files
with ascending
numbering in the case of multiple exports.
All the existing measured values (temperatures, pressures, voltages, cur-
rents, and so on) are stored in this file as a snapshot of the system.
Fig. 78: Example of a temperature graphic
LOG file
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