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Files are transferred to the USB flash drive in directory
\\microKData\serialnumber\data, where “serialnumber” is the serial number of
the microK used to make the measurements. This means that you can have
duplicate filenames for measurements, provided they are made with different
instruments.
3.7.10
Clear Data Files
Press
Clear Data Files
to delete the data files from the internal memory, this
frees up space for new files to be recorded. You will be prompted to enter the
password before proceeding.
Unless you are sure that you do not need any of the files in the internal memory,
you should transfer all files from the internal memory to a USB flash drive (see
section 3.7.9) before using this feature.
3.7.11
Backup Configuration
Press
Backup Configuration
to save the current configuration (settings) of the
microK. You will be prompted to enter the password before proceeding. You will
then be offered the choice (buttons) of storing the configuration to the
Internal
“DiskOnChip” (solid state drive) memory or an
External
USB flash drive. Press
the required button to open an Alpha-Numeric Keyboard window and enter a
name for the configuration.
Configurations stored to a USB flash drive are located in directory
\\microKData\serialnumber\backups, where “serialnumber” is the serial number
if the microK. This means that you can have duplicate configuration names
(filenames) for measurements provided they apply to different instruments. If
you want to transfer a configuration from one microK to another, you will need
to move the configuration file manually on the USB flash drive between the sub-
directories for the two microKs.
3.7.12 Load Configuration
Press
Load Configuration
to load a configuration (settings) for the microK. You
will be prompted to enter the password before proceeding. You will then be
offered the choice (buttons) of loading the configuration from the
Internal
