CNVRTLOG.EXE CNVRTLOG.EXE EX-XXXXX-100 EX-XXXXX-100 HTM conversion utility's text file. /* General Errors */ 0 -1= 1 -1=Output path = Current Working Directory\n 2 -1=Output path (%s) does not exist\n 3 -1=Data Read error\n 4 -1=File Not Found (%s)\n 5 -1=Data Process error\n 6 -1=Data Write error\n 7 -1=Couldn't open output file\n 8 -1=\nInput path cannot equal output path.\n%s = %s\n 9 -1=Done\n 10 -1=Converting %s\n 11 -1=Can't configure format\n 12 -1=Insufficient memory\n /* Logging errors */ 13 -1=ERROR: DATA 14 -1=ERROR: SCALING 15 -1=ERROR: FORMAT /* Critical errors */ 16 -1=CRITICAL ERROR: %s 17 -1=Disk write-protected. 18 -1=Unknown drive specification. 19 -1=Drive not ready. 20 -1=Drive data CRC error. 21 -1=Drive seek error. 22 -1=Disk sector not found. 23 -1=Disk write fault. 24 -1=Disk read fault. 25 -1=General failure. 26 -1=Disk drive fault. 27 -1=Unknown hardware error. 28 -1=Terminate conversion process? (Y/N) /* Possible operator responses to above prompt */ 29 -1=YyNn /* Usage text */ 30 -1=Usage: 31 -1= CNVRTLOG Inpath[.NNN] [Outpath] [-tn] [-dn]\n 32 -1=Where: 33 -1= Inpath is the name of the data log to be converted to ASCII. 34 -1= If an extension ([.NNN] option) is included in Inpath 35 -1= then only that file will be converted. If the extension 36 -1= is not included, then the whole data log will be converted.\n 37 -1= [Outpath] is an optional drive and directory that may be specified 38 -1= as the destination space for the converted files.\n 39 -1= -t1 is to be used if the time base is to be displayed in 40 -1= seconds. (This is the default). 41 -1= -t2 is to be used if the time base is to be displayed in 42 -1= hundreths of a second.\n 43 -1= -d1 converts the date to Day Month dd yyyy (Mon Mar 02 1992) format 44 -1= (This is the default) 45 -1= -d2 converts the date to Month dd yyyy (Mar 02 1992) format 46 -1= -d3 converts the date to MM/DD/YY (03/02/92) format 47 -1= -d4 converts the date to DD/MM/YY (02/03/92) formatDownload Driver Pack
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Expand the archive file (if the download file is in zip or rar format).
If the expanded file has an .exe extension, double click it and follow the installation instructions.
Otherwise, open Device Manager by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting Device Manager.
Find the device and model you want to update in the device list.
Double-click on it to open the Properties dialog box.
From the Properties dialog box, select the Driver tab.
Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
Very important: You must reboot your system to ensure that any driver updates have taken effect.
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