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# Offloading PPK Logs
Logs can downloaded from the Trimble Web Interface.
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### Access R980 Web Interface
Connect to the Base Station Wi-Fi and navigate to 192.168.142.1 in a web browser.
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{% step %}
### Access Logs
Click on the Data Logging tab on the left hand menu
Navigate to the storage location for your logs, by clicking on either Internal or External. You can view where logs are being saved in the Status column.
Select the Month your log was captured in
Select the Day your log was captured on
Click Default
The logs captured on that date wil now appear. Refer to the filename to determine which log you are looking for. The filename contains the time in UTC that the logs started recording at.
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{% step %}
### Download Logs
Find the correct log and click the check box
Click Download Selected Files to get logs in .T04, or Click Convert and Download Selected Files to get logs in RINEX.
Your logs are now zipped and downloaded
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