Contact Us

If you still have questions or prefer to get help directly from an agent, please submit a request.
We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Please fill out the contact form below and we will reply as soon as possible.

  • Contact Us
  • Home
  • Stenograph Writers

Memory on the Luminex II

Written by Justin Sieger

Updated at July 22nd, 2022

Contact Us

If you still have questions or prefer to get help directly from an agent, please submit a request.
We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

Please fill out the contact form below and we will reply as soon as possible.

  • CATalyst
    Audio Realtime Edit Manage Jobs Windows e-Key Export Print Dictionary Management Read Import Cloud Backup RealTeam Page Layouts CATalyst Academy
  • Stenograph Writers
  • CaseViewNet
    iCVNet CVNet Cloud
  • Downloads
  • APEX
  • MAXScribe
    JAVS
  • CaseTestify
+ More

The Luminex II memory has approximately 6 GB of space. The Luminex II uses this memory to store steno notes and timestamp files as additional backup to the Data SD and Backup SD cards. Steno note files stored in memory remain even when you turn the Luminex II Off. You can transfer individual or multiple steno note files, that are stored in memory, to a Data SD card or thumb drive in case you need to retrieve a file. In addition to steno files and timestamp information, the Luminex II memory also stores dictionaries, j-defines, user settings and log files.

You can view the available space in memory, copy files from memory or clear the memory. If you decide to clear the memory, you are only removing access to the steno notes and timestamps from memory, you are not removing your dictionaries, j-defines, log files or user setting information.

This information also applies to the original Luminex writer.

View and Copy Memory Files

The memory screen displays the list of files in a year, month, date and time format: 20190803-142341 (August 03, 2019 2:23:41 p.m.). By default, the newest file is listed first. The file size and the estimated number of transcript pages shows for each file. Timestamp files are part of the steno note file but are not visible in the list. Files in memory can be copied to the Data SD card or to a thumb drive and are copied to the root directory of the destination drive. When copying to a thumb drive, be sure to insert your USB device before copying files.

  1. From the Opening menu, touch Storage, Memory.

  2. Steno note files display with the newest folder first. Use Date Sort to toggle files between ascending and descending order.

  3. Touch the Down/ Up sensors to move to the desired file and touch Select. You can select to copy any or all of the files in memory.

  4. When finished selecting files, touch Copy. The Luminex II prompts you to copy to the Data SD card or a thumb drive. When copying to a thumb drive, ensure you insert the thumb drive into USB A (host) port before copying.

  5. Touch one of the following: Data Card or Thumb Drv. Files are copied to the root of the storage destination.

  6. The Opening menu displays. If you need to remove the Data SD Card or thumb drive, turn the Luminex II Off and then remove the card/drive. 

Delete

Clearing the Memory

Although it is not usually necessary to clear the memory, if the need arises you can clear all files from memory. The Luminex II memory never becomes full, the oldest files are always overwritten.

  1. From the Opening menu, touch Storage, Memory.

  2. Touch Clear. At the Ready to Clear All Files in Memory. Are you Sure? confirmation prompt, Touch Yes to remove all the files from memory or touch No to cancel.

  3. To return to the Opening menu, touch Quit.

Delete

Related Articles

  • Installing Stenograph Writer Drivers
  • SD Card Size for Luminex II, Luminex, and Diamante
  • Clearing J-defines from the Luminex II, Luminex, and Diamante
  • Change Date/Time on the Luminex II, Luminex, and Diamante
  • Setting Audio Options on the Luminex II, Luminex, and Diamante
© Copyright 2022 Stenograph L.L.C. All rights reserved.

Definition by Author

0
0
Expand