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1. On the home screen, click the
Leaks
button.
The
View Leaks
screen appears with the list of leak records displayed.
2. To review a photo or a voice recording in a leak record, click the
corresponding icon on the screen.
3. To view the leak details stored in a record, select the record, and
then click the
View
button.
4. View the detailed information of the leak record by clicking the
Next
button.
5. If needed, you can retake pictures, and record voice memos,
and/or change the leak details.
6. Click the
Exit
button to exit the view procedure or click the
Complete
button to exit when the view procedure is completed.
7. In the pop-up screen that appears, click the
Save
button to save all
changes that you made.
12.2
Copying leak records to a PC
The OS 531 enables you to copy the leak records to a PC for further analysis regardless the OS 531 is working in the
LMS or Non-LMS mode. In the OS 531, leak records detected in different surveys are stored in the sub-folders under
the
.\records
folder by the survey IDs.
Steps:
1.
Access
Menu
>
Survey Stop
, and then stop the current survey.
Note
: If you do not stop the survey, the .CSV files cannot be updated. If you ever deleted or added any leak
records, make sure that you stop the survey before downloading leak records.
2.
Connect the OS 531 to a PC using the supplied USB cable.
3.
On the PC, double click
My Computer
.
Note
: On the PC, the OS 531 is identified as a USB drive. When the OS 531 is connected to a PC for the first
time, the OS 531 driver will be automatically installed on the PC.
4.
Access the OS 531 USB drive.
5.
Enter the
.\records
folder.
This folder contains detected data of all surveys. Each of its sub-folders corresponds to a survey and is named
with the survey ID.
6.
Enter a survey folder as needed.
A survey folder stores all leak data that the OS 531 has recorded for this survey, and is structured as below.