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Checklist Customization
The predefined checklists can be customized by editing the definition files. The definition files are stored in the
folder, which can be found in the computer account user's application data folder
VideoRay\CheckLists\
(Users\username\AppData\Local\
Settings\Application Data\
format is one checklist item per line.
The computer account user's application data folder may be hidden, which will require that you enable
"Show hidden files and folders."
The file names of the predefined checklist are:
Pre-Dive
Pre-dive.txt
Post Dive
Post-dive.txt
Scheduled Maintenance
Scheduled Maintenance.txt
You might want to preserve the original checklist by copying it to a file with the
editing it.
Creating New Checklists
New checklists can also be created and all checklists can be processed using the included stand-alone checklist
application without having to run VideoRay Cockpit. This allows you to create your own operational or equipment
checklists.
To create a new checklist, create a text file with the desired checklist items. For example, a sample remote
operations equipment checklist file might have the following contents:
Generator
Gas
Pop-up Tent
Folding Table
Folding Chairs
The above lines should be stored as a text file with the
can be stored in any location.
To activate the checklist, double click on it. The results will be stored in the same location as the standard
checklists VideoRay\Checklists\, which can be found in the computer account user's documents folder
(Documents\
for Windows 7, or
for Windows 7, or
Documents and Settings\username\Local
for Windows XP). Checklist definitions are store as simple text files. The file
extension, such as remote_equip.clf. The file
.clf
for Windows XP).
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