Export Log File - Leibinger JET3 Series Operating Manual
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7.4.5.2 Export log file
The displayed information can exported to an external memory device like an USB-stick
or a network storage device.
In order to store the data on a network storage device the network path
settings have to be configured. Please see chapter 7.3.1.7 Network ID for
details.
The socket for the USB stick is located on the reverse side of the printer.
Please see chapter 5.5 Interfaces for details.
In addition the current system information file will also be exported. Please
see chapter 7.6.1 <Information> dialog box for details about the system
information file.
Proceeding:
Configure the <Network ID> of the printer in the <Basic settings> (1)
and/or
Plug an USB-Stick into the USB-socket of the device (2).
Press the button <Export> (3).
If there is a network ID configured and the network connection is activated a
confirmation prompt will pop up asking whether the data shall be saved to the network
storage device (4). If this message is confirmed the information will be stored on the
network storage device. If the message is not confirmed it is checked whether an USB
stick is availabe. If no USB stick is avaibe a respective message box pops up (5). With
an USB stick inserted the information is stored to the USB stick.
When the data is saved on the connected medium a confirmation messages pops up
(6).
The message have to be confirmed with the <OK> button (7).
The files are saved in a folder named PRINTER_Log. If this folder does not already
exist it will be created by the <Export> function.
The number of entries in the log files is limited. The maximum number is 7200.
The logging interval is 1 Minute. Therefore the log files stored in the printers
memory cover only 3 days. It is recommended exporting the log data on a
regular basis. There will be no warning messages! The storage works as a
circular buffer. When 100% is reached the memory is overwritten, starting with
oldest entries.
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