Campbell Scientific CSM1 Card Storage Module - Manual (Page 54)

SMCRead
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2. Menu Options
SMCRead now displays the menu options as follows:
SMCRead options:
T -- Terminal emulator
A -- Read All data files
U -- Read Unread data files
N -- Read Newest data file
L -- Read one data file starting at
a specified Location
P -- Read all Program files
D -- Store a .DLD program file in
the card
E -- Erase, reset and test the card
C -- Clear data area quickly
S -- Show the position and size of
the files in the card
Q -- Quit
Option:
Select an option by typing the character shown at the start of each line.
2.1 T — Terminal Emulator
In this mode, the PC emulates running a terminal connected to a CSM1 Card
Storage Module allowing you to issue telecommunication commands directly
as if sent to a module (see CSM1 manual for further details). You should only
need to use this option when trying to diagnose problems with a corrupted
card.
To obtain a summary of valid commands press F1 ; a second press of F1
displays a second screen. To leave the terminal emulator, press the ESC key.
SMCRead only supports a subset of the telecommunications commands the
CSM1 offers. The commands not supported are 0H, nDP, nSP and N.
2.2 A — Read All Data Files
This option reads all valid data files in the memory card. SMCRead first asks
for a root file name that is used to name computer data files (see below for
details of file name conventions). After a valid name is entered, SMCRead
prompts for the format in which you wish to write the data on disk (see Section
4).
Once a valid format has been entered SMCRead starts at the beginning of the
card memory and scans through, writing each card file containing data to a
new file on the hard disk. For each file the message: ‘
xxxxxx: writing to