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16 Software 16.2 Installation of operating system Service Manual SIPLACE Wafer System (SWS) 11/2018 459 Fig.708: ► In the folder, select the product data to be restored and confirm with " Accept ". Fig.709: T…

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16.2.3.4 Restoring the process data via the GUI
► Insert the USB stick on which the process data are saved into the USB port behind the SWS
keyboard.
Fig.706:
► To restore the process data i.e. all products created on the SWS, switch over to the service
menu and click on the "Restore product data" button.
Fig.707:
► Select "USB flash drive" and then select the folder in which the data is stored (see below).
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Fig.708:
► In the folder, select the product data to be restored and confirm with "Accept".
Fig.709:
The following window will then open.
Fig.710:
► Click on the "Start" button, to start the data restore process.
NOTICE
In contrast to the calibration data, you can also load product data which were not generated
on the current SWS. Note that if there is a difference in the configuration of the original
SWS, you will need to modify the product data (e.g. in the case of differing wafer table con-
figurations 8"/12"). The frame and magazine sizes would need to be adjusted in that case.
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16.2.3.5 Restoring the calibration data via the GUI
► Insert the USB stick on which the calibration data are saved into the USB port behind the
SWS keyboard.
Fig.711:
► To restore the calibration data, switch over to the service menu and select the "Restore
machine data" button.
► Select "USB flash drive" and then select the folder in which the data is stored (see below).
Fig.712:
► In the folder, select the product data to be restored and confirm with "Accept".
NOTICE
In contrast to the product data, only the calibration data which belong to the current SWS
will be shown. This should prevent the wrong calibration data being loaded by another
SWS.
Product data can be loaded by another SWS.