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Hi, I’m Jennifer Caban.

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Today I’m going to show you

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how to export results from
your Vanta analyzer

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to a USB storage device

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or the internal SD card
on the Vanta.

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To begin, swipe down

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the main menu on the Vanta.

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Select export settings.

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In this menu you’ll see

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the content that can be exported.

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Chemistry Result, Spectrum,

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Aiming Image, and Sample Image
can all be exported.

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For the template you have different

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options corresponding
to the analysis mode.

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Since I’m doing tests
in alloy mode

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I’ll leave the alloy template enabled.

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Next you have file type.

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The two options for file type

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are CSV and PDF.

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For the file name

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you can leave either the default name

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which is the serial number

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and the date of analysis

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or you can give the file

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your own custom name.

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For the destination

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you have the option of SD card,

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USB memory, or Network Folder.

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We’ll go over exporting to a

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Network Folder in another video.

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To export to a USB memory stick

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you must first insert the stick

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in the Vanta.

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Once you’ve done that

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the USB memory option
will become available.

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A note about Auto Export.

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When the Auto Export box is checked

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an individual result file

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will be created after each test.

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Once I have my export settings

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configured the way I want them,

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I’m going to go back
to my main menu.

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I have two options
for exporting results -

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Export Today and Browse Results.

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Clicking Export Today

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will automatically export

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all the results from today’s analysis.

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The other option, Browse Results,

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allows me to select individual dates

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and individual results.

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Once I’ve selected all the tests

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that I want to export

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I press the arrow key

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and once completed

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I’ll see results exported
to USB stick.

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To retrieve my results

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I’ll remove the USB device
from the Vanta

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and insert the USB into my PC.

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On my USB device

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a folder called Vanta
will be created.

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I can then select exports

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and my chemistry, beam spectra

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and image files will all be there.

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If I open up a chemistry file

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I’ll see all of my results
in CSV format.

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To export to the SD card

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I need to go back to the Vanta

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and change my export settings.

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I’m going to go to destination,

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SD card.

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Now I’ll Export Today.

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Once it’s complete I can navigate

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to Windows Explorer and type in

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backslash backslash vanta

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dash my vanta serial number

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backslash vanta.

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The first time you do this

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it will take a couple of minutes

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for your computer
to create this folder.

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Now a dialog box appears

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asking for a user name
and password.

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The user name is vanta
dash serial number

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backslash vanta

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and the password is vanta,
all lower case.

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Now I’ll see an exports folder

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which contains those
same chemistry results,

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beam spectra, and image files.

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And there are my chemistry results.

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And that’s how easy it is

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to export data to a
USB storage device

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or the internal SD card

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on your Vanta analyzer.

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Thanks for watching.