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Recovering a Backup Route Unload File

Once a route file is unloaded, a backup route file can only be accessed using a security code and the following steps.

A ROUTE MUST BE LOADED ON THE HANDHELD BEFORE STARTING THIS PROCESS. USE AN EXPENDABLE ROUTE FILE

BECAUSE THE LOADED ROUTE WILL BE LOST DURING THE RECOVERY PROCESS.

1. Go to Windows Start> Badger Field Applications> ORION Field Application.

2. Tap to open ORION Field Application.

3. Verify the time and date and then tap OK.

4. At the Copyright screen, tap Continue.

5. Tap Read Route.

6. At the Pin/User ID screen, use the keypad to enter the code. (Call Badger Meter Technical Support for the code.)

7. Tap OK after you enter the code.

8. A screen displaying that last three route unload les opens. Tap the route you want to recover.

9. A message displays asking if you want to replace the current route with the backup route. Tap Yes to replace the

current route with the backup route.

10. The backup route le screen displays briey and the Main Menu opens.

Result: The backup route is now available and may be unloaded. For help, refer to "Unloading a Route" onpage117.

Route Unload Error

When trying to unload a route from the handheld, the memory stick should be empty – no other route info should be on the

stick. If there is another route, the unload process will not automatically occur.

If you encounter this error, delete the files on the memory stick that are located in the TO_CONNECT folder.

To delete the files on the memory stick

1. Insert the memory stick into the USB port on a laptop or other computer to view the les.

2. Open the TO_CONNECT folder.

3. Select all the les and press the Delete key on the keyboard.

4. Remove the memory stick from the computer.

When the files are deleted, the memory stick can be used to unload the route on the handheld.

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