How to get data stored in DT800?

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posted Apr 25 '19 at 1:44 pm

Dear Roger,

I have a question, how to get the data stored in DT800? That is, I want to get the data of some job, 1,i.e., While DT800 was disconnected with my PC.

Thank you!

Dear Roger, I have a question, how to get the data stored in DT800? That is, I want to get the data of some job, 1,i.e., While DT800 was disconnected with my PC. Thank you!

Roger

posted Apr 25 '19 at 1:45 pm

Good afternoon kangle2miao,

I'm not sure of the question you are asking here.

The usual method of unloading data is to use DeLogger4 or DeTransfer to connect to the dataTaker and unload the data with the unload functions.

If you don't wish to connect to the DT800 you can transfer the data with the ATA Flash card. If you insert an ATA Flash card the DT800 will copy all the data to the card. When the "Card Busy" light is off you can then remove the card and plug it into a computer with a ATA Flash card reader and then use DeLogger4 or deView to read the data.

If your DT800 is connected to Ethernet then you can also FTP the data from the DT800. (The DT800 has an FTP server built in)

Cheers,
Roger

Good afternoon kangle2miao, I'm not sure of the question you are asking here. The usual method of unloading data is to use DeLogger4 or DeTransfer to connect to the dataTaker and unload the data with the unload functions. If you don't wish to connect to the DT800 you can transfer the data with the ATA Flash card. If you insert an ATA Flash card the DT800 will copy all the data to the card. When the "Card Busy" light is off you can then remove the card and plug it into a computer with a ATA Flash card reader and then use DeLogger4 or deView to read the data. If your DT800 is connected to Ethernet then you can also FTP the data from the DT800. (The DT800 has an FTP server built in) Cheers, Roger

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posted Apr 25 '19 at 1:45 pm

Thanks. Roger.

I know what to do now. I just need a Flash Card smile

Thanks. Roger. I know what to do now. I just need a Flash Card :tongueout:

Roger

posted Apr 25 '19 at 1:46 pm

Good morning kangle2miao,

Just be sure to read the technical note on flash cards, they are not all created equal.

Cheers,
Roger

Good morning kangle2miao, Just be sure to read the technical note on flash cards, they are not all created equal. Cheers, Roger

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