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Synergy Series Soft Start User Manual
MAN-SGY-017. Version 01. 27/06/2016
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3.13 Device (continued)
3.15 Saving and Loading an synergy
TM
Configuration File
The operating parameters of the unit can be copied onto a USB flash drive. To do this, attach the
USB flash drive into the USB port under the front cover just above the touchscreen.
From the Device Setting menu on synergy
TM
Home screen, scroll down to the third menu and select
“Parameters to USB.” This will create a file called PARAMS.CSV, and copy it to a PARAM folder on the
stick. There is no way to rename the file during the save process. If you have another PARAMS.CSV
file on the flash drive, it will be overwritten. It is suggested that parameter files be archived in a
separate folder with a unique name other than PARAM. A new parameter configuration must be
configured on synergy
TM
and saved using the method described above. It is not recommended to
open the .CSV file and edit parameters on a PC and resave the PARAMS file.
There is also the option to copy “Parameters From USB,” which gives the ability to restore or set
parameters to a known state (on the same or another synergy
TM
unit). This function will only work on
a file called PARAMS.CSV in the PARAM folder of the stick. Any other files in that folder will be
ignored.
3.16 Saving a Log file
A log file may be used to help solve performance issues that may arise. You may be asked to
download this by your supplier.
From the Log menu on the Home screen, scroll down to the second menu and select “Download Log
File.” The LOG folder is created when the user connects a flash drive and selects “Download Log
file”from the LOG menu. As an aid to help analyses, the log file(s) [Unit Serial Number].CSV is also
created and copied into the LOG folder.
Part number USB-KEY is a USB flash drive that has been verified to work with synergy
TM
. Other flash
drives may not physically fit, or may not perform correctly
.
3. Configuration and Parameters (continued)