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Chapter 9 File Management
File Management File Drop Down Menu
To open the drop down menu under fi le, with fi le highlighted, press select or press the down button. Use the
down or up arrow to move through the drop down menu and press select to open the highlighted operation.
The operations are Save, Open, Dual, Delete and Exit. Save stores the current trace, Open displays the trace
that is currently highlighted, Dual opens a secondary trace, Delete permanently removes a fi le and Exit closes
the fi le management screen.
File Management Edit Drop Down Menu
To open the drop down menu under edit, with edit highlighted, press select or press the down button. Use the
down or up arrow to move through the drop down menu and press select to choose a highlighted operation.
Upload is used to transfer the highlighted fi le to the CertSoft software. Rename allows the highlighted fi le
name to be modifi ed. Properties is grayed out and not accessible from this location.
File Management View and Help Menu
View offers the user the opportunity to move to the projects management page from the fi le management page.
With view highlighted, press select or the down arrow to drop down the view tab and press select to move to
the fi le management page. For onboard help pages, highlight the help tab and press select.
9.2 File management Operation
Save a Trace File
To save a trace, press menu, highlight the fi le manager icon and press select. Press select or the down button
to open the drop down menu and with save highlighted, press select again. The fi le naming window will open
and the onboard QWERTY key board will be available. Use the touch keyboard to name the fi le and touch
save. The fi le names are limited to 16 characters. This method should be used to set the base fi le name for a
group of traces. These fi le names are save exactly as entered. To save fi les with a chronologically numbered
suffi x, use the quick save. Quick Save uses the last enter base fi le name.
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