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CSI 2130 Reference Manual - Emerson Process Management

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Job<br />

Refer to Chapter Three, the communications section of this manual, for more<br />

information about dumping your job to your computer or network.<br />

When you have taken measurements on your job or route points, you can<br />

transfer the data back to your computer for further analysis. From the main<br />

analysis application menu, press ALT to get the secondary menu. Notice the<br />

Dump Jobs icon. Make sure you have already attached your USB cable,<br />

Ethernet card, or serial port (depending on which you prefer to use) and have<br />

set the connection port in the communications setup in the Shell.<br />

Press Connect for Transfer. The analyzer attempts to communicate with your<br />

computer. Notice the status bar in the middle of the screen.<br />

You can dump your jobs to your computer using the analyzer.<br />

If you are using an Ethernet connection, and the screen reads “Status: Connected,”<br />

press the Dump Data key. This brings you to the User Login Configuration<br />

page. You must enter your company name, user login name, and<br />

password. Store your login so you don’t have to re-enter this information<br />

every time you want to dump. You will be asked to enter a 4-digit pin.Choose<br />

a pin number that is simple to type and easy to remember. Press enter to have<br />

the analyzer accept your pin.<br />

The next time you need to dump data and get to the user login configuration<br />

screen, you can just press Recall Login key; type in your 4-digit pin, and the<br />

analyzer will automatically recall your company name, user login, and password.<br />

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