Nexus RACE BOX, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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English RaceBox
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Any time you see the blue data light flickering irregularly, you know that the Race Box
and the Server are communicating in FDX, and things are working correctly.
If you have not disabled logging in the configuration file, the Race Box has now opened
two log files. You can view these using a computer.
3.9 Shutdown
Shutdown procedure for the Race Box is easy enough. Just turn it off by removing
power to it. However, there is one very important caveat. Just as with a PC or Mac, an
SD card can not simply be removed from its socket. You must first “eject” it. On the
Race Box, we “eject it” by just turning off the Race Box. It is very important that you
never remove the SD card from the Race Box without first shutting down. If you do, it is
possible that you will corrupt the data on the SD card, rendering it corrupted and
possibly completely unusable.
After you shut off power to the Race Box, wait for all the lights (including the orange
power light) to be completely off before removing the SD card or restarting the Race
Box. The Race Box will not restart until it has completely powered down.
4 Race Box Features and Their Use
4.1 Data Logging
The simplest feature to use on the Race Box is data logging. The Race Box creates two
different types of logs. The first is the NXB log and the second is the CSV log. If you
have configured the race box to create either type of file, the Race Box will create the
log file each time it is turned on. The files will be named in sequence. The first log file
on the memory card will be named like this:
RACE_AAA.NXB
RACE_AAA.CSV
As you can see, each log file has an extension (the three character ending of the name)
which indicates what type of file it is. The log file names are selected in sequence.
Therefore, the next time the Race Box is started, it will see the files it already created
and create a new name, like this:
RACE_AAB.NXB
RACE_AAB.CSV
After that, they will be:
RACE_AAC.NXB
RACE_AAC.CSV
And so on until you get to ZZZ. At this point, you will have to erase some log files to
make room for more.