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8 Configuring the Recorder
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Saved configuration files can be created, displayed and modified, copied, re-
named, deleted or loaded into the recorder. Click the desired configuration
from the Saved Settings list, then select the appropriate action button on the
right of the screen. Double-clicking on a configuration is equivalent to clicking
the
Edit button.
Loading a
Saved
Configuration
To load a configuration file from the Saved Settings list into the Current IED,
you must be communicating with the recorder. Initiate the load by selecting the
desired configuration file and clicking the
Load to IED button. The recorder
will immediately load and run the new configuration. Complex configurations
can take a few minutes to transfer and load, depending in part on communica-
tions rate. The recorder will acknowledge the new settings back to Control
Panel.
Creating a New
Configuration
Use the New button to create a new configuration file. New configuration files
are compatible with the latest Setting Version by default. The Setting Version
can be changed if desired to create new configuration files for older recorders.
The fixed information in the Device Configuration screen is derived from the
IED Definition (“Adding/Editing a Recorder Workspace Definition” on
page 5-3).
It is recommended that you maintain a copy of each recorder’s cur-
rent configuration as a Saved Setting for a backup. It can be loaded
into a replacement recorder if the unit ever needs to be serviced.
Note: A configuration file must be compatible with the firmware on the
recorder in order to be loaded. Compatibility is defined by the
Set-
tings Version, a number which identifies the version of configuration
file a given version of firmware requires.
Control Panel will either prevent incompatible configuration files from
being loaded or will offer to make the configuration compatible before
it loads it.
Note: The recorder will automatically go through a reset when loaded
with a configuration that changes its sample rate. This will add ap-
proximately two minutes to the load time.