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GE PM880 User Manual

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Displaying and Configuring Data 5-17
August 2003
Transferring a File from a PC to the PM880
Once you have stored site or meter files to a PC, you can then
transfer them back to the PM880 over the IR interface. The
PM880 only accepts files with a .sit (site) or .met (meter)
extension. If you try renaming another type of file with a .sit or
.met extension and transfer it, it will be transferred, but it will not
function if you open it. Also, if you are transferring a file and the
meter already has a file with the identical name, the meter will
overwrite its current file with the transferred file. If the
transferred file has a name longer than eight characters, the meter
will shorten the name to eight characters, and replace any spaces
in the name with underbars.
Note: It is not possible to download log files back to the PM880.
To download a site or meter file from a PC to a PM880:
1. Check that the Communications option on the PM880 (see
page 6-14) has been set to the IrDA protocol, and that the IR
beam on the PM880 has clear access to the IR sensor
connected to the PC port.
Note: For Windows NT4.0, check that the QuickBeam software
(available through the path C:\Program Files\QuickBeam
Suite) is running.
2. You can send the file in one of two ways.
For Windows NT 4.0:
Click on the desired file, and drag it onto the rocket button
in the QuickBeam window, as shown in Figure 5-14 below,
or
Figure 5-14: The QuickBeam Window

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BrandGE
ModelPM880
CategoryMeasuring Instruments
LanguageEnglish

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