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“‘No”; otherwise, select “Yes.” When you delete a
record, it disappears from the list, and the records
below the deleted record all move up one line.
4. Modify - Select this option to modify the highlighted
configuration record, or just review the current contents
of that record.
5. Overwrite - Select this option to upload the
configuration in the SLS and use it to overwrite the
configuration data in the highlighted configuration
record. When you press the ENTER key, the
Configuration Screen displays configuration data from
the SLS, not from the highlighted record. (If you
change your mind after selecting Overwrite, you can
press the ESC key and select “Cancel.“)
6. Send - Select this option to send or “download” to the
SLS the configuration data in the highlighted
configuration record. You must do this before the SLS
can begin inspection operations using any new or
modified configuration record, since the SLS retains a
configuration until you overwrite it by sending another
configuration. (For more information about the Send
option and downloading configuration data, refer to
Considerations When Using the Send Option, on page
5-4.)
7. Report - Select this option to generate a report based
on the configuration data in the highlighted
configuration record. You have three choices: Send the
report to the display for review, send it to a printer, or
send it to a DOS file on disk.
8. View Image - Select this option to display what the
SLS “sees” when it inspects an object in its field of
view. This option operates in the same manner as the
View Image option in the Main Menu, except that it
gives you access to certain parameters that you cannot
access by any other means. (For a complete description
of View Image functions, refer to Chapter 6, View
Image, in this manual.)
9. Utilities - Select this option to perform these utility
functions: “Export” configuration records to a different
DOS fde; “Import” configuration records from a
different DOS file, change to a different DOS file, or
copy the highlighted record within the current file.
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