115 • Importing Using the LAN Network
4 . Select the types of data you want to import.
Test Data
is data from bump tests,
calibrations, and alarm checks done with the SDM-6000 (in either Standalone
or PC Controlled Mode) and is saved as a .txt file. It will not include data from
tests done away from the SDM-6000.
Logs Data
is saved instrument data that
was downloaded to the SD card during a data download (in Standalone Mode
only) and is saved as a .dat file. It will include Interval Trend data, Alarm Trend
data, etc.
5 . Select the SDM-6000(s) whose files you want to import or use the Check All
box to select all of the SDM-6000(s).
6 . Click
Start
. The
Result
area for each SDM-6000 will indicate that the program
is communicating with the docking station and will indicate how many files
were imported once the import is complete.
NOTE:
If the data import is not successful, you may need to set up the LAN
connectivity again. For users with a DHCP network, if the SDM-6000
lost power or the network went down for a period of time, a new IP
address may have been assigned to the SDM-6000 when power was
restored or when the network came back up.
7 . Click
Close
.
8 . The files are now added to the database.
Figure 62: Net Import Successful