Interfaces; Sd Card - ProMinent DULCOMARIN 3 Compact Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual

Interfaces

7 Interfaces

7.1 SD card

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Fig. 41: SD card slot in the top part of the housing
1 SD card (industrial version)
2 Wi-Fi USB stick (optional)
Data backup / limited service life
There is a possibility of loss of data with all types of
data storage. Data loss can be caused by damage
to hardware, software, or unauthorised access etc.
The operator of the device is responsible for
backing up data recorded by the data logger. This
should be done in accordance with the national
and international requirements, regulations and
standards applicable to the operator of the device.
Define and document this data backup in a backup
or recovery plan.
The manufacturer of the device is not responsible
for backup or recovery of data.
SD cards only have a limited service life. This
service life is based, for example, on the general
ageing of the SD card and depends on the
memory technology (flash memory) of the funda‐
mentally limited number of write processes. Bear
this in mind with your data backup strategy and
ensure that you regularly replace your SD card.
An industrial SD card is currently supplied. Unlike
cards, industrial SD cards have an operating temperature of up to
85°C.
The device is supplied with an SD card. Log book and screen
recorder data are stored on the SD card.
Technical data:
SDHC (SD 2.0)
n
Industrial version with extended temperature range and good
n
reliability. The use of SD cards from the PC sector is not per‐
mitted.
Standard SD form factor
n
FAT or FAT32 file system. FAT or FAT32 must be used when
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formatting on a PC
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