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Interface A2, Release Date: 02.03.2022 Page 33 LVMC User Manul A2 - 499.027.82
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5.8 Menus
Each of the six menus “File”, “Communication”, “Automatic”, “Test”, “Miscellaneous” and “Help” contains
menu entries that are selectable or unavailable depending on the device state. Non-available entries are
grayed out. The menu entries are presented and explained in the following subchapters.
5.8.1 Menu „File“
Explanations of the available menu entries:
 Via the entry “Clear Message Log” the content of the message log window can be cleared.
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Via the entry “Save Message Log to File” you can save the current content of the message log window to
a text file. The storage location can be freely selected via a file selection window.
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Via the entry “Save Configuration to File” the current configuration of the LVMC can be saved to a file.
The storage location can be freely selected via a file selection window.
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Via the entry “Load Configuration from File”, a configuration previously stored in a file can be loaded into
the connected LVMC. The file to load can be selected via a file selection window.
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Via the entry “Restore Default Configuration” a standard configuration stored in the device can be loaded.
The selectable configurations differ in the preselected object detection method, the channel configura-
tion, and the I/O configuration. There are four configurations to choose from:
o
“’Each channel separately’ default configuration (factory defaults)”:
The configuration a LVMC is delivered with as standard, unless customer-specific settings have
been requested. Each channel works independently of all others. If there are four outputs, each
output has a channel assigned to it.
o
“’All channels combined in manual mode’ default configuration”:
The channels work combined in manual mode, a passing object is only detected by one channel
at a time. If there are four outputs, each output has a channel assigned to it.