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- remote computer at ORNL
The data may now be deleted from the orange portable drive and
the laptop.
7) Download the yyyymmdd folder to the data analysis computer
from the ORNL computer.
8) Translate the sif files into ASCII and store them on the data
analysis computer.
At this time the data is pre-processed and separated into files that
cover just a day worth of data for each truck. General statistics
(min, max, averages, standard deviations and other statistics)
where appropriate are also generated. A summary of errors (i.e.
sensor failures, out-of range values) as well as valid data is also
generated.
8) Make a backup copy of the ASCII files on a local 250MB drive.
9) When an Excel file of route, weight, and fuel information is
received by email, store it in the data analysis computer, and back
it up in the ORNL computer. (\\Cappsgj-htdc\HTDC SIF
A\yyyymmdd)
9. APPENDICES
This section provides additional procedures, explanations, notes, and
checklists.
9.1. Appendix A: Additional Procedures
9.1.1. Changing IP Addresses
Changing the Computer’s IP Address
NOTE: In order for a communication link to exist, the last number of
the computer’s IP is to be different from the last number of the eDAQ’s
IP. For example, if the eDAQ’s IP is 192.168.100.100, then set the
computer’s IP to something close to 192.168.100.90 (a difference of 10
is usually good).
1) Go to Start > My Computer > My Network Places > View
network connections.
2) Right click on Local Area Connection and select Properties.
3) Under the General tab, scroll down and select Internet
Protocol (TCP/IP). Click on Properties.
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