11:24 Jun 18, 2009 |
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4 | data export options |
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4 | options for electing data |
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4 | data display options |
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uitleesmogelijkheden data export options Explanation: Often this is used to mean exporting data, i.e. the data is transferred from the equipment to a computer for further processing and analysis. -> "Door de modulaire opbouw zijn er diverse uitleesmogelijkheden, zoals: - de groene sleutel, dit is de standaard methode en met name geschikt voor kleinere wagenparken - FM Dect, een lokaal netwerk bij de thuisbasis wat draadloos uitlezen mogelijk maakt. Dit systeem van uitlezen is met name geschikt voor grotere wagenparken. - GSM module, deze maakt het mogelijk om altijd de voertuiginformatie uit te lezen. Het dataverkeer is via GSM Data dus snel en betrouwbaar. " http://www.secuall.nl/site secuall/producten-service.html |
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options for electing data Explanation: I think it is this because "uitlezen" in this context means "elect"'. The data are first retrieved from the computer and then noted. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 uren (2009-06-18 13:24:58 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Uitlezen = "(informatie uit een computer) opvragen en laten noteren". |
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data display options Explanation: You get this with satnav equipment and 'glass cockpits' in aircraft, where one screen can display readings from a variety of different systems, or different types of display (e.g. virtual instruments). https://spective.maersk-logistics.com/insecure/help/welcome/wel_portal_conventions/data_display_options_nco_edited.htm |
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