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WARNING
The RESET PCMCIA action will delete all the data stored on the card!
There is no backup done by the recorder. Information must be saved if needed with
an external PC by using a File manager for example.
3.4.3 REMOVE PCMCIA function
To prevent any loss of data when removing the memory card, the REMOVE PCMCIA function must be
used if the archiving is running (PCMCIA triangle lit ON).
The "REMOVE PCMCIA" action is accessible through the PRINT key.
The "REMOVE PCMCIA" action is also accessible by pressing the F1 or F2 keys if the parameters F1
KEY or F2 KEY in the READ-WRITE\MMI matrix are configured to "REMOVE PCMCIA".
The system data is saved so that the card can be removed.
During this time, PCMCIA card status becomes CARD PENDING and possible data will be stored in a
temporary buffer.
3.5 PCMCIA information
3.5.1 PCMCIA status
The recorder provides a memory card status (see § 4.2.2 STATUS service) to help in the card utilization.
This status may be one of the following cases:
Status
PCMCIA MISSING *
PCMCIA NOT INIT***
PCMCIA PENDING**
PCMCIA BAD***
CARD PRESENT*
PCMCIA CONF CHG**
PCMCIA FULL***
PCMCIA DATA LOST**
* Information accessible through the STATUS service described in the paragraph 4.1.3.
** Information displayed in run mode, not visible with the STATUS service.
*** Information displayed in run mode and visible with the STATUS service.
There is no PCMCIA memory card inside the recorder or the card
has not been detected.
Card has been recognized but it has not been initialized.
Data cannot be stored on the PCMCIA card because the
configuration stored on it does not match the recorder
configuration or there is no memory card.
Some data could not have been stored on PCMCIA because of a
physical problem on it.
A PCMCIA card is present with no problem detected.
There is a difference between the configuration of the recorder and
the parameters stored on the memory card, the parameters may
be one of the following: the Id number, the language, the trace, the
destination, the tagname and the engineering unit.
One of the PCMCIA files is nearly full according to the EVENT
definition (see the "%FULL" parameter in § 4.1.3).
This message is displayed if data to be written on the PCMCIA
card have not been stored and have been removed from the
internal buffer.
This appears when the recorder archiving has started data and no
memory card is inserted for a long period.
PCMCIA Option Manual
Description
Solution
Insert a compatible
PCMCIA memory card
Initialize the memory card
(see § 4.2.2)
Insert a memory card,
Initialize it or reset it.(see §
4.2.2)
Change the memory card
Restore the same
configuration on the
recorder or RESET the
memory card.
Remove the PCMCIA card
and save the files on your
computer.
Introduce it back and reset
it (see § 4.2.2).
See the PENDING case
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