Spectra Precision SP80 - Manual (Page 27)

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ATL Recording
Screen
The ATL Recording screen looks like one of the following,
depending on whether an SD Card is inserted in the receiver
(right-hand screen) or not (left-hand screen).
You don’t normally have to record ATL data, but if for
troubleshooting purposes, Technical Support asks you to do
so, then proceed as follows:
• With the ATL recording screen currently displayed, press
the Log button. This will cause the receiver to start
recording ATL data on the specified storage medium. The
screen will then look like this:
You can then freely use the Scroll button to access other
screens without affecting the ATL data collection in
progress (pressing the Scroll button from this screen will
take you to the Memory Management screen).
• When enough ATL data have been recorded (Tech Support
will normally indicate the duration of ATL data collection
needed for troubleshooting), come back to the ATL
Recording screen and simply press on the Log button
again to stop the recording.
NOTE 1: ATL data recording is totally independent of raw
data recording: controlling ATL recording is done exclusively
from the ATL recording screen, while raw data recording is
controlled from any other screen.
NOTE 2: When ATL recording is in progress, is displayed
in area [6] (see General Status on page 17). In this icon, the
warning triangle symbol, which is indicative of ATL data
recording in progress, is dynamic as is the diskette symbol
when raw data recording is in progress. Raw data recording
and ATL recording may be performed at the same time.
NOTE 3: Before inserting an SD Card to record ATL data,
make sure there is no “*.par” files stored on the SD Card as
the presence of this type of file would initiate automatically
some other functions in the receiver.