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System ECDIS User Guide
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3. The time period that the export will cover defaults to 3 months back
from the current date. To change the date and time period select
the date/time values in the
From and To fields and click on the
up/down arrows to move the date/time forward or back.
4. Navigate to the external device sub directory where the detail log is
to be exported to. If any previous log or report files are on the
device they will be listed in the field below the device navigation
tree as .zip files.
5. Enter a name for the log file in the Filename
field.
6. Click the Export button. The system exports the log as a zip file,
while the export is in progress the Export button changes to display
Wait... If successful a temporary prompt will appear confirming the
export.
This process may take a long time if all logs are being
exported over an extensive period.
7. When the process is complete the Wait... button returns to display
Export and the zip file name appears in the window above the
buttons. Click the Eject button before removing external device.
Sensor Status
The system determines the status for received
sensor data for each of the four data types (HDG,
STW, COG and SOG) in the Sensor Data
Display.
If a multi-sensor interface is used to receive data
from other sensors, in addition to a data type,
then these sensors will also be shown in the
table. For example, one interface may be used to
receive COG, SOG, Depth and Wind sensor data.
Sensor Data States
The data state for each sensor is shown as a table in the Sensor Status tab
folder. If the data is good the Data State column
is shown as a green bar adjacent to the sensor.
If the data associated with one or more sensors
becomes `not recently sampled' (a degraded
state resulting in the Cursor and/or Position
displays showing this data in yellow) the Data
State bar also displays as yellow after
approximately 15 seconds.