SKF Baker AWA-IV 12 HO, Руководство пользователя

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5) Click on the destination database Browse button to locate the destination database.
A Destination File Open dialog box appears and will default to the same folder used to
open the source database.
6) Choose a destination database to open then click on the Open button. The Data
Transfer window returns with both databases open.
Figure 13. Data Transfer destination database section.
7) If either database is not the one you need, click on the Browse button next to the
database you want to change, then locate and select the database needed.
8) When the proper source and destination databases have been opened, the Add All
and Add buttons are enabled.
9) Highlight the data you want to transfer then click the Add button to move the data to
the Transfer List . Alternatively, you can double-click on a motor and it will
automatically be added.
10) If you want to add all data, click on the Add All button.
11) The Transfer List displays all motors that will be transferred when you click the
Transfer button. If the Transfer List includes motors that do not need to be
transferred, remove them by selecting the motor(s) and clicking the Remove button.
12) When the Transfer List is finalized, click the Transfer button. The software runs
through the Transfer List adding the motor (nameplate) information if the motor
does not exist in the destination database. If the motor does exist, no motor
information will be added unless you check the Update the nameplate box.
13) If this box is checked, all nameplate data will be transferred during the process,
overwriting any existing information currently stored in the destination database.
14) Similarly, the Update Test IDs check box allows you to update (overwrite) and Test
ID data for existing motors in the destination database with those associated with
the motor test results selected for transfer.
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Database management and maintenance