Method for replacing storage device in human machine interface system
AssigneeLs Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorKyeong Rae Kim
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to a method for changing a storage apparatus in the human machine interface system. The method includes recording data to a first storage apparatus connected to a human machine interface (HMI) device, receiving a selection signal for a second storage apparatus during the data recording, stopping data recording to the first storage apparatus based on the selection signal and re-performing the data recording to the second storage apparatus, and it may be applied to other exemplary embodiments.
Claims4
A method for changing a storage apparatus of a human machine interface (HMI) device, the storage apparatus comprising a first storage apparatus and a second storage apparatus connectable to the HMI device, the method comprising:
- generating a plurality of work objects, each corresponding to data recorded in a respective file, when a plurality of preset events occur;
- providing the plurality of work objects to a queue processing unit;
- requesting, by the queue processing unit, a file system service of an operating system to sequentially store the plurality of work objects in the first storage apparatus;
- receiving a selection signal for the second storage apparatus during the recording data;
- confirming, by the queue processing unit, completion of storage of a first work object from among the plurality of work objects in the first storage apparatus, the first work object being processed for storage when the selection signal has been received;
- stopping data recording to the first storage apparatus corresponding to the selection signal;
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- requesting, by the queue processing unit, the file system service of the operating system to store a second work object from among the plurality of work objects in the second storage apparatus, the second work object being next in sequence to be requested for storage after the first work object.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.