Zeiss Humphrey II-i series, User Manual

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Humphrey Field Analyzer II-
i
series User Manual 2660021145640 A
Database Management 11-5
To Back Up Hard Drive Data Onto USB Storage Devices
1. From the File Functions screen, select BACK UP/RESTORE.
2. Choose HARD DRIVE as the Source.
3. Connect the desired USB storage device to a USB port on the HFA.
4. Choose the desired USB storage device as the Destination.
5. Select PROCEED to begin the backup.
6. When the backup has successfully completed, select OK to return to the File Functions menu.
7. Should the HFA II-
i require a larger capacity USB storage device, instructions will be indicated
on the screen.
8. Disconnect and store the USB storage device in a safe location.
To Back Up Hard Drive Data Onto the Network File Server
This feature is only available if you have licensed HFA-NET Pro on your HFA II-
i
and have completed
the entries on the “Archive and Retrieve” Setup screen. See Chapter (14), "Networking" for more
details.
Use the following procedure to back up your HFA II-
i
.
1. In the Main Menu, select
FILE FUNCTIONS
.
2. In the File Functions menu, select BACK UP/RESTORE.
3. When the Disk Options screen appears, touch the down-arrow to open the SOURCE
drop-down box. Select HARD DRIVE.
4. Touch the down-arrow of the Destination drop-down box. Select FILE SERVER. Press
PROCEED.
5. An alert will appear while data is being backed up to the server.
6. When the backup is completed, select OK to return to the File Functions menu.
Note: Subsequent backups replace the current backup.
Note: Should the database need to be restored, see “Restoring the Hard Disk Database,” on
page 11-20 or “Restoring Data from the Server,” on page 14-16 .
Configuration Back Up and Restore
Custom test patterns, Main Menu button definitions, network settings, software licensing, and
System Setup choices can be backed up on a USB storage device. This backup includes all changes
made via the Alter Main Menu feature. It also includes settings in the System Setup and Additional
Setup screens, including Personalized ID, printer choice, etc. Backup copies of your configuration
ensure that your settings will be preserved for the future. This may be important if you wish to
restore settings that you have deleted, or if an unexpected data loss occurs. Bear in mind that a
restoration cannot occur unless a backup has been performed first.
The System Setup and Additional Setup changes that are saved are not instrument specific. This
means that you can update additional HFA’s with the same setup information. This is an advantage
if you wish for all of your available HFA’s to have the same altered Main Menu screen, for example.
You can restore the configuration backup from a selected HFA to each of several other HFA’s to
update their configurations.