Setup And Test Modes; Self-Test Mode - Planar IT-100 Operating Manual

2) Copy. Copy a file group from the current drive to another drive;
3) Delete. Delete a file group;
4) Deselect. Cancel a file group selection.
Press the F4 / Special key to access the dropdown menu of special functions
selection:
1) Move data. Move all files of measurement results from the internal drive to the
connected USB flash drive. Files with the set protection identifier cannot be
copied or deleted. This function can be used in field in case there is not enough
free memory space on the internal drive to save new measurement results, and a
high-capacity external USB flash drive available;
2) Format drive. Format the selected drive. All files will be deleted after the drive is
formatted!
The following rules are used for copying and moving files:
1) If a file type has a Description identifier, then in case the description of the file
being copied or moved matches the description of one of the files on the target
drive, one of the following actions will be offered: copy/move file with replacement,
save both files, cancel file copying/moving;
2) The file name is generated by the Analyzer automatically. Thus if the
copied/moved file name is the same as the name of one of the files on the target
drive, this is not treated as a conflict. In this case, the file being copied or moved
will be assigned with a unique name.

4.10. Setup and Test Modes

4.10.1. Self-Test Mode

The self-test mode is used for checking the performance of the IT-100 components
and their functional condition. The
The screen view of this mode is shown in figure 4.67:
The table includes the following parameters to be checked:
1) Battery.
2) Internal disk.
3) External disk.
4) Temperature.
5) Calibration.
icon in the main menu corresponds to this mode.
Figure 4.67
Battery voltage and charge status.
Status and volume of free internal memory of the
Analyzer.
Status and volume of free external memory of the
Analyzer.
Temperature inside the Analyzer.
Status of the Analyzer calibration tables.
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