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File management, File server command list, Screen 4: file management – Liquid Controls DMS Setup User Manual

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File Management

This screen is used to manage the files located on the

DMS i1000 Module internal flash memory or the USB flash

memory. The quantity of files displayed depends on the

number of files actually on the DMS i1000 Module internal

flash memory or USB flash memory and the filtering set

up under the command menu.
The first line displays the driver letter and node address,

the total disk space, and the amount of free or unused

memory on the drive. The second line displays the

active directory on the left and the current file mask on

the right.
Files with a diamond are “tagged” files. Files are tagged by

moving the pointer to the file and pressing the

ENTER key.

If the file isn’t tagged, the diamond appears designating

that the file is tagged. Pressing

ENTER a second time

toggles the diamond off and untags the file.
File Server Commands is accessed by pressing Cmds

(

F3). This opens a list box window with all available

commands.

File Server Command List

B: Copy SLF Files by Record - This command copies

all SLF format files by record. Once each record is

copied, it is deleted from the source file. File format

designation appears on page 70.

C: Copy Tagged Files - This command copies all tagged

files, but leaves the source files intact.

D: Delete Tagged Files - This command deletes all the

tagged files form the DMS i1000 Module internal

flash memory.

E: Set the Directory - This command is used to set the

directory.

I: Initialize LCPFS - This command is used to exit this

File Management screen and open Screen 2a on

page 66.

K: Set the Drive - This command is used to designate

the active disk drive. For example: C:\, D:\.

L: List All Files by Mask - This command lists all files

based on the current file mask.

M: Set the File Mask - This command sets the file mask.

The masks is a file filter. For example: if the file mask

is “*.trn”, then “L: List All Files by Mask” will show all

files (and only those files) with the extension “.trn”.

R: Rename Selected File - This command sets the active

directory. For example: C:\DMS i1000.

S: Show All Tagged Files - This command is used to

display all tagged files.

Screen 4: File Management

T: Tag All Files by Mask - This command tags all files

that match the current file mask set by “M: Set the

File Mask”.

U: Untag All Files - Untags all files.
ENTER: Tag/Untag File - The ENTER key is used to

toggle a file between tagged and untagged.

Each one of these commands can be accessed without

entering the

Cmds (F3) list box. The DMS i1000 Lap Pad

has short cuts for each command. These short cuts are

accessed by holding the

SHIFT key and then pressing

the letter associated with a command. For example,

pressing

SHIFT and “T” will tag all files that match the

current mask. The only command that does not require

the

SHIFT key is the ENTER: Tag/Untag File command.

When the pointer is next to a file, pressing

ENTER will

toggle between tagging and untagging that file.
As there are more commands than lines available on the

display, use the function keys or arrow keys to access

commands lower in the list, or use the short cuts.

File Server Commands

B: Copy SLF Files by Record

C: Copy Tagged Files

D: Delete Tagged Files

E: Set the Directory

I: Initialize LCPFS

K: Set the Drive

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