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7.3 Save to Text File
This option creates a specific file containing the configuation module's strap and
bearing correction data. The file will have a header containing the TAS unit's serial
number, the software version, the current PC date, and the current PC time. The file
will be an ASCII text file.
7.4 Save to Binary File
This option allows the user to save configuration module set-ups and recall them at
a later time, if needed. The user will be prompted for a brief description to be
attached to the binary file. File names of the format:
TASCFG.xxx,
where xxx is from 000 to 999 are created in the current PC directory.
7.5 Copy from Binary File
This option allows the user to program the configuration module with data previ-
ously stored in a binary file . When this option is selected, a window allowing access
to all binary file names in the current PC directory is displayed ( see
When a file is clicked, the description entered when it was saved is displayed in the
File Description Field. When a file is selected ( by clicking the open button ), the
user is prompted for the data to be written to the configuration module.
If the user opts to write the data to the configuration module, a message window will
appear informing the user that the data is being written, the TAS unit is resetting,
and the user should wait until the initialization is complete. When the TAS unit is ini-
tialized, a message will be displayed in the window for the user. At this point the
user may click the OK button to continue.
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