User manual
Table Of Contents
- N
- Introduction
- Introduction
- Getting Started
- S
- SunScan Tutorial
- M
- Menus and Screens
- More Psion and file handling notes
- M
- Measurement options
- L
- LAI theory
- Technical Reference section
- Maintenance and repair
- Troubleshooting
- Psion Workabout
- Problems running the SunData application.
- While running SunData
- SunData reports “SunScan probe not connected”.
- SunData recognises the SunScan probe, but fails to take readings.
- On running SunData, all the system settings are scrambled.
- “Out of memory” reported on drive A:.
- “Insufficient power to write data” reported.
- When transferring files to a PC, data is transferred, but there are repeated checksum or device IO errors.
- SunScan or BFS give inconsistent light readings.
- Technical Support
- Specifications
- PAR Performance
- Appendices
- Index
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You will immediately get a "Sending" message showing the progress of the transfer
until it is completed, after which you will be returned to the SunData program.
If you have no more to do, you can exit SunData with
∪
∪∪
∪+X and disconnect the
RS232 comms cable.
If the process is not going according to plan, and you suspect problems with the
RS232 link, see the section below for help.
Meanwhile, on the PC...
Simultaneously with the sending message on the Workabout, you will see the file
being written on the PC screen, and a final confirmatory message that the file has
been sent correctly, if all was well.
♦ Press
Esc twice to exit the file transfer process, and then exit the SunData
program too (
Alt+F, X).
The data file has now been copied to your PC, into the directory you have specified.
From there you can easily import it into spreadsheets or other applications for
presentation or further analysis.
In a later section (More Psion and file handling notes) you can find out how to
clean up your Flashcard by deleting files you have transferred to your PC.