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# Uploading new configuration to device via AWS

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#### **Notes:**

* Before you begin the steps, ensure your logger is connected to the server with an existing configuration.
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* Make the new configuration.

* Enable AWS from the Device Configuration menu.

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#### Notes:

* Set your configuration check time in the given section while enabling AWS.
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* Save the Project with the name you require for the configuration.
* Under the ‘Config’ tab, select Export from the drop-down menu.
* Select ‘Export ReXgen Configuration (rxc)’ from the listed options.

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* Save the file with the desired name.
* Click ‘Save’.
* Once saved, rename the file as ‘config.rxc.’

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#### Notes:

* Ensure that you rename the file as 'config.rxc' only.
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* Add to your configuration folder in your S3 bucket by adding it to the root folder of the logger.

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#### Notes:

* Once the USB is removed, only then the logger will connect to the server and upload files.
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