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# Requesting IVD data from Logger
IVD data can be extracted from either the Data Management tab in the Editors Panel or the Wizard option in the Toolbar panel.
* From data management, select the IVD.
* Click on the “Request file’ tab.
* Enter the required data size to be extracted from the whole data.
Using the Wizard option, it is also possible to use the Rebel GPRS or WiFi connection to upload individual data files from the logger SD card to the StreamLog server.
Select The Wizards from the Toolbar of the StreamLog Tab: 
Now use the ‘Request Log Data Wizard’:
Select the Logger you wish to use:
Select the IVD file(s) to be retrieved from the Logger.
The transmission of the IVD file will begin. Once the file has completed transfer, it will appear in ‘Stream Data Tab’ with File on Server equal to YES, and there you have the option to print the report.
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