In-Situ TROLL 9500 Operators Manual - Manual (Page 47)

40 TROLL 9500 Operator’s Manual 0095110 rev. 007 01/09
STARTING A MANUAL START TEST
1. With the MP TROLL 9500 connected to a host C, select a pending
manual test in the Navigation tree.
2. Click or tap Start.
TIP: If a test is running in the device, the Start button is not
available. You must stop the running test before you can
start a new one. See “Stopping a Test” below.
3. You will be asked to confirm your selection.
4. After you confirm, the test starts and the display is updated.
TIP: Once a test starts, the following actions will not be
available: Add, Delete, Edit (device, parameter, test), Clone,
Calibrate.
STOPPING A TEST
The end of a test cannot be programmed in advance. In most cases,
the Stop button is the only way to stop a running test. Exceptions: A
test stops automatically when any of the following occurs:
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1. With the MP TROLL 9500 connected toa host PC, select a running
test in the Navigation tree.
2. Click or tap Stop. You will be asked to confirm your selection.
3. After you confirm, the test stops and the display is updated.
RETRIEVING LOGGED DATA
Retrieving, downloading, uploading, transferring—these terms are
sometimes used interchangeably to mean the act of copying data from
the place where it was logged to a host PC. The Extract operation in
Win-Situ or Pocket-Situ retrieves test data from the MP TROLL 9500
memory and saves it to a file on the host com puter. You may view the
file immediately after the download, or later.
1. With the MP TROLL 9500 connected to a host PC and selected in
the Navigation tree, click or tap Tests.
2. In the Information pane, select one or more tests to extract. To
select multiple tests, hold the CTRL key while selecting. (To display
the CTRL key on a PDA, tap the keyboard symbol.)
3. Click or tap Extract to extract the test(s).
When the extraction is complete, the name(s) and locations of the
test data file(s) on the host computer are displayed (see box on the
next page). If a selected test has been extracted previously, only
data logged since the last download is extracted and is automati-
cally appended to the original file.
The software presents two options after the extraction:
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TIP: The “Extract” operation puts a copy of a test data file
on your PC, but does not delete the test from the device. To
free up device mem ory, see Deleting Tests, next.
TIP: When extracting a large test to a PDA on battery power,
avoid letting the PDA time out during the transfer. To locate
this setting in most PDAs, display the Start menu, select
Settings, System tab, Power.
SECTION 6: LOGGING DATA
TIP: On a PDA, the Pocket-Situ \ Data folder is located
in the device’s non-volatile storage.
Q:
A:
Where do my extracted data files go?
Win-Situ 4 extracts tests to a folder named “Data” in the folder
where Win-Situ 4 is installed. The file structure looks like this:
Device serial number
Test start date (yyyy-mm-dd)
Test start time (hhmmss)
Test name
File type
Win-Situ \ Data \ SN30701 2004-02-12 150000 Test #3.bin