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QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE TO SAVING FILES TO THE

USB DRIVE USING THE USB WIZARD

Document No. SIG-QG-07-02-001A.1

NOTE USB Drive must be installed in USB port of

A80407-3 Display Module to display Wizard.

USB Wizard Menu • To return to the USB Wizard Menu at any time

press the WIZ button at the top of the Main Status screen.

CAUTION THE DEFAULT DESTINATION DRIVE ON THE DT WHEN SAVING FILES TO THE USB DRIVE IS “\HARD DISK”. DO NOT SAVE FILES TO ANOTHER DRIVE AS IT MAY DISRUPT DISPLAY OPERATION.

NOTE The SAVE function will default to a File Name of the file type to be saved. The “save as” file name may be edited.

To edit the name of a file to be saved: 1. Use the stylus to pick the location of

added text in the file name. 2. Use the keyboard to backspace, add

spaces or enter letters and numbers (process similar to editing names on a cell phone).

NEXT Button

SAVE Functions (does not include Upload Configuration)

SEAR Function Access

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Save Configuration 1. Select Save Configuration on Wizard menu.

2. Press NEXT on Wizard screen. A file save screen is displayed.

3. The name of the currently installed PAC file appears in the File: field. (Edit if necessary.)

NOTE The names of any PAC files currently located on the USB drive will appear in the display area above the File: field.

4. Press SAVE button.

Save Train/Maintenance/Diagnostic Log The Save Train Log, Save Maintenance Log and Save Diagnostic Log functions are identical. 1. Select Save Train

/ Maintenance / Diagnostic Log on USB Wizard menu.

2. Press NEXT on Wizard screen. The applicable log screen appears (see typical screen at right).

3. The default file name for the selected log type appears in the File Name: field on the log screen. (Edit if necessary.)

4. Press SAVE button

SAVE Button

File: Field

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Save Status/Summary Log Save Status & Save Summary Log functions are identical. 1. Select Save

Status / Summary Log on Wizard menu.

2. Press NEXT on

Wizard screen. 3. Download screen

appears 4. Select the

Download Option.

5. If Download By

Date is selected, Begin and End date sliders appear.

6. Move sliders to

select download range.

7. Press OK button. 8. During download, a download status screen is

displayed. 9. After files are

downloaded and ready to be saved, the log screen appears.

10. The default file name for the selected log type appears in the File Name: field on the log screen. (Edit if necessary.)

11. Press SAVE button

Saving SEAR IIi Reports and Files 1. Select SEAR from USB Wizard menu. 2. Press NEXT. The SEAR report screen appears.

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3. Use the vertical scroll bar to view all menu

entries.

Save SEAR Standard / Application Report The Standard Report and Application Report save functions are identical. 1. Select Standard Report / Application Report

from SEAR report screen. 2. Press the NEXT button.

♦ The event download screen appears. Select the Download all events check box

at the top of the screen or Edit Start and End dates, if desired, by

selecting the browse button located to the right of the date field.

Edit Start and End times, if desired, by selecting the up and down arrows located to the right of the time field.

3. Press the OK button.

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4. The default file name

for the selected report type appears in the File: field on the report select screen. (Edit if necessary.)

5. Press SAVE button

Saving Miscellaneous SEAR Report and History Files

The process for saving the following reports and history files is the same.

• Configuration Report

• Exec S/W History

• System report • UDT S/W History • Reset Report • Factory History • Inspection Report • Module History • Version Report • Initial Repair

History • Application S/W

History • Manual (Repair

History) Report • Slot 1 – Slot 5

Incident Report • RTC (Real Time

Clock) History 1. Select desired report or history entry (see list

above) from SEAR report screen. 2. Press the NEXT button. 3. The report file

name displays automatically in the File: field on the report/history file select screen.

NOTE The names of previously saved report files are listed in the area above the File: field.

4. Press SAVE button.

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EZ/EX Recording With the USB drive is plugged into the USB port on the A80407 Display Module, EZ and EX values can be recorded in real time and saved to the USB drive. To record the EZ and EX values, proceed as follows:

NOTE This is not a function of the USB Wizard.

1. Press the DIAG

button at the top of the Main Status screen.

2. Select ‘Record EZ & EX’ from the menu.

3. A prompt screen

appears prompting for confirmation. Press Yes.

4. On the screen that

appears select the tracks to monitor for EZ and EX.

5. Press OK.

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6. On the report file screen, the name of the file where the EZ and EX values will be recorded is displayed in the File: field. Accept or change the name as needed.

7. Press Save.

8. While EZ and EX

values are being recorded, STO appears in the status bar to indicate that data is being stored.

9. To stop EZ / EX

recording, press DIAG.

10. Select ‘Record EZ

& EX’ from the menu.

11. A prompt screen

appears prompting for confirmation. Press Yes.

12. The Main Status screen is displayed.

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Using Recorded EZ & EX Files The recorded values are stored in a .csv file that can be reviewed and graphed in Microsoft® Excel®. 1. To view .csv files open Microsoft Excel. 2. Select File \Open. 3. On the Open window, select ‘Text files (*.prn;

*.txt; *.csv)’ in the Files of type: field. 4. Type of select the file name to be viewed. 5. Press Open. 6. The file data appears in columns similar to the

figure below.

7. Select a column to graph by clicking on the

column header (A through H in the figure above). 8. To select multiple columns, click the first column

header then hold down the Ctrl key and click the additional column headers. Columns C, E and G selected in the figure above.

9. Select Insert \Chart \ Line Chart. Select a chart sample and then click Finish.

10. A chart similar to the one below is displayed.