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to select the communications port to which the calibrator is
connected.
The Help menu contains the application help, support, and program
information.
9.4 File Menu
Initially USV is set to store reports in the root folder 'Martel USV'
within the 'My Documents' folder. If you wish to store them into
another folder, navigate to the alternate folder before saving the first
report. From then on, until a further alternate folder is chosen, that
folder will be the default for storage.
Open
Open an existing calibration report file and load the contents into
the Reports list box. Use the Files of type selection in the file
open dialog to specify the format, TXT or CSV, of the files to be
displayed for opening.
Save Reports as Single File
Save the tag calibration reports contained in the Reports list box
into single user named file within a user selected root directory.
If the reports were uploaded from a calibrator, the file extension
is TXT or CSV depending on the report format selection on the
Upload menu at the time the reports were uploaded. If the
reports were loaded from a file, the file extension is set the same
as that of the source file.
Save Reports as Separate Files
Save the tag calibration reports contained in the Reports list box
into separate files within a user selected root directory. The files
are named using the tag identifier from each report, plus the
current computer date and time. If the reports were uploaded
from a calibrator, the file extension is TXT or CSV depending on
the report format selection on the Upload menu at the time the
reports were uploaded. If the reports were loaded from a file, the
file extension is set the same as that of the source file.
Save Reports in Separate Tag Directories
Save the tag calibration reports contained in the Reports list box
into separate files in separate subdirectories within a user
selected root directory. The files are named using the tag
identifier from each report plus the current computer date and
time. The subdirectories are named using the tag identifier from
each report. If the tag subdirectory already exists within the root
directory, the file is saved there. If the tag subdirectory does not
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