Make sure the CF/SD Card free space is greater than the backup memory (SRAM) size. When there is no free space, the backup process will not start.
While running [SRAM Auto Backup], the save functions to CF Card/SD Card will not run (such as sampling's save in CSV or [Save Data] from the [System Settings], [Display Unit], [Mode] tab). These processes will run once backup is complete.
When [SRAM Auto Backup] is run while a sampling group is saving to CSV (automatic save), or while saving log data using [Save Data] ([System Settings], [Display Unit], [Mode] tab), until the backup is complete, writing to the CF Card/SD Card is paused.
When [SRAM Auto Backup] is run while processes other than a sampling group's save to CSV (automatic save) or [Save Data]'s automatic save of logging data, the backup process will start only after writing to the CF Card/SD Card is complete.
You can save only one backup file in a CF card/SD card. When backup data already exists on a CF/SD card, the file is overwritten.
Limitations on returning backup data to the display unit
In the offline mode's [Transfer] menu, select [Transfer from CF to SRAM] (or [Transfer from SD to SRAM) to return backup data in the CF Card/SD Card to the display unit.
In offline mode, when you transfer from the CF/SD card to backup memory (SRAM), all the previously stored data is overwritten with the transferred data.
If in the meantime you transfer a project with a change in how the backup memory feature is used, you will not be able to return the backup data to the display unit as the CF/SD card backup data will not match the project.
You cannot return backup data to a model with different backup memory (SRAM) specifications.
You cannot return backup data for GP-Pro EX Ver.2.1 to Ver.2.7 to the display unit using project files from versions before GP-Pro EX Ver2.1.
You cannot return backup data for IPC series backed up on versions before GP-Pro EX Ver.3.0 to the display unit (IPC series) using GP-Pro EX Ver.3.0 or later project files.
Backup data for the GP4000 series can only be used with the GP 4000 series.
Display Unit
Backup data |
GP3000 series/ST3000 series/LT3000 series |
GP4000 Series |
IPC Series (PC/AT) |
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Versions before GP-Pro EX V3.00 |
GP-Pro EX V3.00 or later |
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GP3000 series/ST3000 series/LT3000 series |
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GP4000 Series |
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IPC Series (PC/AT) |
Versions before GP-Pro EX V3.00 |
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GP-Pro EX V3.00 or later |
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In offline mode, when you transfer from the CF/SD card to backup memory (SRAM), the values for [Brightness], [Contrast], and [Volume] do not change. Note, however, that when the display unit enters RUN mode or is turned OFF and then ON again, the transferred information is used in operations.
In offline mode, if you transfer from the CF/SD card to backup memory (SRAM), and if you are using VGA or SVGA display, the VGA/SVGA display may be adjusted.
In offline mode, if you transfer from the CF/SD card to backup memory (SRAM), previously stored information for the Japanese FEP is overwritten. Consequently, the priority of characters in the Japanese FEP conversion list may change.