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Initialize measurement engine
Safely remove USB drive
(GR25/50 only)
Reset internal temperature
high/low
Press the associated icon to execute the selected action.
The actions, Reboot, Format SD card or USB device, Format receiver settings and Initialize
measurement engine, if executed, will result in the receiver rebooting.
FAT32 format should not be used for memory devices bigger than 32GB.
The GR25/50 supports the use of FAT16/FAT32/ExFAT devices. NTFS devices are not supported.
Formatting of NTFS devices is possible. The disk format will be changed to ExFAT.
External hard disks that comply with USB 2.0 specifications (do not use more than 500 mA at any time) can
be powered by the GR25/50 receiver.
Please make sure the USB hard drive used with the GR25/50 complies with this specification. If a USB hard
disk is used that does not comply with this specification, it is highly recommended to self-power the hard disk
when used with the receiver.
External memory sticks are powered by the GR25/50.
When the external USB drive is formatted by the receiver, the exFAT file system is used. Note that Windows
XP does not support this file system, and will not read the drive without an additional update, which is
available here:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=19364

Related topics

Appendix G: Default settings
Format receiver settings via Web interface step-by-step
Format receiver settings via instrument buttons step-by-step
Status: System resources
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Network connections - WLAN *
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DynDNS settings
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Web server settings
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The device used for mobile Internet setup (changed
default devices and user defined devices)
* GR25/50 only
Press to delete all current ephemeris and almanac data and restart the
position computation.
Press to stop and power down the USB drive to safely remove it from the
receiver.
Unplugging the USB drive without stopping it can
cause data loss and may prove to be harmful for
the life of the USB device.
Press to reset the recorded internal temperature (high/low) of the receiver.