CONE 0006279 - Caterpillar

Data Card Errors
Note: Data card errors occur if you pull the data card out of the Display while the data card is in use. Do not remove the data card when the amber LED indicator next to the data card slot is illuminated or flashing.The AccuGrade System checks the integrity of the data card every five seconds. If the system detects an error the system records the error in the ProgramLog.txt file. A dialog that explains the problem appears on the screen. The data card may need to be reformatted. Alternatively, replace the data card and copy the data card's contents to a new card.Root Folder
The root folder on the data card will contain some of the following file types or all of the following file types:
A Site Map
Site Avoidance Zone
Terrain Logging
Map Recording
Program log
Display Settings
Machine Settings
GPS Receiver Configuration
Design foldersThe following files may be in the root folder in order to upgrade the firmware for the device.
Upgrade Firmware for the Display
Upgrade Firmware for the GPS Receiver
Upgrade firmware for the Angle Sensor The file for software support option may be in the root folder. This file is loaded into the Display in order to enable the license support agreement.Site Map (Name.svl, Site.dxf or Name.bg.dxf)
This file is stored in the root folder of the data card. If this file is present, this file is always loaded. The site map provides a framework map of the whole site and contains the linework that is always visible. When a design is loaded, the design is placed in conjunction with the site. You can also choose to guide horizontally to the lines that are displayed in this file.The site map can be in two different formats. The file can be in SV Linework format (.svl) or in a valid DXF format. The SV Linework format is a proprietary format that is produced by the AccuGrade Office Software.Name the file with one of the following names, depending on the format used.
*.svl
Site.dxf
*.bg.dxfThe site map is loaded when you power up the system. There should be only one file for the site map in the root folder. The software will search and load the first *.svl file that is found. If an *.svl is not present, the software searches the root folder for a Site.dxf file. The software will load the first file that is found. If the software does not find a Site.dxf file, then the software will search the root folder for a background DXF (*.bg.dxf) file. The software will load the first file that is found.Note: When possible, use the SV Linework (*.svl) format. These files will load in seconds rather than minutes.Site Avoidance Zone
Site Avoidance Zone files provide information about general areas on the site that must be avoided. One or more *.avoid.dxf or *. avoid.svl files may be stored in the root folder of the data card. Site Avoidance Zone files must be in a valid DXF or SVL format. All *.dxf and *.svl avoidance zone files that are in the root