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Autotest
Saving Autotest Results
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If Memory is Full
If the Autotest results you save fill the last available memory location, the
following message appears:
WARNING! TEST RESULT MEMORY IS
NOW FULL
. If you try to save additional test results after the memory has been
filled, the following message appears:
UNABLE TO SAVE TEST
RESULTS. MEMORY IS FULL
.
To save additional test results, you must delete one or more test reports from
memory (in SPECIAL FUNCTIONS mode) or, for a DSP-4100 or DSP-4300 test
tool, put a new memory card in the test tool. Remove the memory card from a
DSP-4300 test tool to save additional results in internal memory. (See the next
section for details.) To transfer test reports to a PC, use the LinkWare software
included with your test tool. See the online help or “Getting Started” under Help
on the LinkWare menu for details.
You can see how many memory spaces are available by pressing the
Memory
softkey, which appears on several Autotest displays.
Saving Results to Internal Memory (DSP-4300)
If no memory card is present in a DSP-4300 test tool, test results are saved to
internal memory. Later, when you insert a memory card, the test tool lets you
choose whether or not to copy the saved results from internal memory to the
memory card. After you copy the results, the test tool lets you choose to delete or
retain the results in the internal memory.
Results are always saved on the memory card when one is present. When you view
test reports in the SPECIAL FUNCTIONS mode, reports saved on the card are
always shown when a card is present. To see the contents of the internal memory,
remove the memory card.
Notes
To avoid confusion regarding the contents of the internal memory,
save test results on a removable memory card whenever possible.
Copying results from the internal memory to a memory card can take
up to 30 minutes. Verify that the battery has at least 25 % charge
remaining or connect the ac adapter before copying the results.