Setting The Download Capacity - Canon VB150 User Manual

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[Distinction of a capital and a small letter]
When it is selected, capital and small letters will be distinguished and only those
strings, which exactly coincide with the entered character string, will be searched.
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Selecting log files
The initial log file of VBCollector is saved as "vbrpd.log" file in the "SYSTEM" folder within the
VBCollector-installed directory. When the "vbrpd.log" file exceeds the size of 10 MB, it will be
renamed as "vbrpd01.log", creating a new "vbrpd.log" file within the same folder to save the log.
Log files can be created up to 10 (with names from "vbrpd.log" to "vbrpd09.log"): The newest log file
is always named as "vbrpd.log" and the older ones are renamed increasing their numbers
whenever a new one is created. VBCollector Log Viewer can selectively display any of created log
files.
How to select logs
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Setting the Download Capacity

The response to be taken when the specified available capacity on a target drive has been reached
or the upper limit number of pictures can be set when executing downloads based on a task
schedule.
To Make Settings...
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Search dialog will be displayed. Entering the
character string you want to search in "The
Character search" and clicking "Search" button
starts searching from the initial log. If you select any
log, searching will be started from the selected log.
Clicking "Cancel" button closes the search dialog.
A line containing the relevant character string will be
highlighted. Pressing "F3" on keyboard starts
forward search. Pressing
backward search. When searching is completed
after taking a round, the message "Searching has
been completed." will be displayed to terminate
searching. If the relevant string is not found, the
message "The reference item was not found." will be
displayed to quit searching.
Choose "Open" from "Display" menu.
Choose the log file you want to display and click
"Open". The selected log will be displayed.
Choose Options from the Tools menu.
Using VBCollector
"Shift+F3" makes
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