The lower area of the Device page has a Manual Upload command (Figure 1).  This command first shows you how much data is available on the device, then lets you decide how much you want, then triggers the device to upload that amount of data to the website Data Archive.

Figure 1: "Manual Upload" pulls log data from the device into the website archives.

Automatic Upload Options Can Help

If you are manually uploading data often or forgetting to do it entirely, you can change the VS3ZIP script with VehicleScape DAQ Standalone Logging to automate the upload process.  Your options include automatic uploading at the end of a collection or before neoVI PLASMA goes to sleep.  Either choice means neoVI PLASMA pushes data to the archive by itself giving you more time to do something else.

Manual Upload 3 Step Process

1) See What Data Is Available

Click the Manual Upload button to see all data collections the device has ready for upload to the website.  In the example of Figure 2, only one collection is ready for upload.  If the device has a collection that you want then click on its Upload link in the Action column.

Figure 2: In this example, the device has one collection ready to upload to the website.

2) Select How Much Data To Upload

The Data Session dialog is shown (Figure 3) where you can select how much of the data you want.  The initial end point slider settings will grab the entire collection, but you can reduce that amount by adjusting them to whatever start and end times you want that are available within that collection.  After selecting how much data you want, click the Upload Selection button to finish the process.

Figure 3: Use the end point sliders to control how much data to upload from the device to the website.

3) Upload The Data

The website triggers the device to upload your selection to the archive.  You should see a result similar to Figure 4 if all goes well.  When finished, the Data Archive will let you view the data on the website or download it to your PC.

Figure 4: Manual upload from the device to the website archive was successful!

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Last Update: Wednesday, February 06, 2013