Viper 2.08 Specifications download pdf (Page 265)

Manual # 016-0159-894 Rev H 01/07

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9-Understanding

Flashdisk Files

C H A P T E R

UNDERSTANDING FLASHDISK FILES

As explained in Chapter 1, Viper uses information stored on the flashdisk to operate

while running. Not only is your flashdisk the key to successful Viper operation, but

also for storing, re-opening, and maintaining your various Viper job files.

Flashdisk File

Structure

When you first start using your Viper console, the internal Viper operating system

automatically creates certain files and folders on the flashdisk. These files and

folders will be where the Viper system later stores data files, such as navigation

files, map files, and job files. Below is a list of the files and folders that Viper

automatically creates on the flashdisk:

 AccuBoom folder

 AutoBoom Alarms folder

 covMaps folder

 guideArchive folder

 jobs folder

 rbin folder

 rxMaps folder. This folder also contains the sub-folder colors.

 scout folder

 settings folder

 streetmaps folder

 vnav folder

 zulu.ini file

AccuBoom Folder

The AccuBoom folder contains the AccuBoom spray/no-spray boundary maps with

a .sct extension. Viper creates one file for each AccuBoom job.

You should store any previously created AccuBoom spray/no-spray field boundary

maps in this folder to make sure that any .shp, .shx, and .dbf files associated with the

field boundary files are also stored here.

This file is used by the Viper OS and is not viewable.

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