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4.10

KOR Software

Data Files & File Locations

KOR soware is installed onto your computer’s default hard drive, which is typically C:\ on most Windows-

based PCs. e KOR program is then placed into the program le directory. On XP and Windows 7 32-bit

systems, this folder is simply called Program Files. On 64-bit systems KOR is placed in the Program File (x86)

folder. e two most common le paths are:

C:\Program Files\KOR-EXO\ (XP and 32-bit Windows 7)

C:\Program Files (x86)\KOR-EXO\ (64-bit Windows 7)

Data folders

Data Files: ese are the binary data les from EXO, which

are only accessible via KOR. We strongly recommend you

maintain all binary data les in this folder and also create a

back-up copy.

Deployment Files: Templates for deployments are stored

here. ey may be moved to another computer to provide

consistent deployments across your organization.

Site Files: ese contain the site details used by KOR. ey

may be copied to another computer running KOR.

Do not edit, move, or rename other les. is could damage

KOR and aect system reliability.

Data ﬁles

Templates, binary data les, data les and conguration

settings are in the KOR-EXO | Data Files folder. You can

navigate to the KOR-EXO folder to access template and data

les, if you want to copy them to another computer.

Data ﬁle names

Data les are given unique names to ensure no duplication. e le name structure is:

AAAAAAAA_YYMBBBBBB_MMDDYY_HHMMSS.bin

Sample: EXODT_12N768062_033012_182618.bin

AAAAAAAA: User-dened le prex up to 8 characters, set in the deployment template or Run | Settings menu.

YYMBBBBBB: EXO sonde serial number. YY represents the year the sonde was manufactured, M

corresponds to the month of manufacture, and BBBBBB is a unique sequential lot number. For live data

capture les, the serial number is a number assigned to the instance of Desktop KOR or the serial number

of the Handheld.

MMDDYY: MM is the month the data le was created, DD is the day of the month, and YY is the year.

HHMMSS: UTC time stamp where HH is 24 hour the le was created, MM the minute, and SS the second.

.bin: binary le extension. To obtain a delimited le format or Excel format, see section 4.6.

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