Event log from CFP2020

Hi again all!
Small query here - while running a vi on a CFP-2020 device, is it possible to log events onto a CF card? For example if button 'A' is pressed on a touchscreen controlling the vi in the CFP2020 unit, and event 'B' occurs, is it possible to log when and how often this happens?
Thanks,
Steve

Magic!
I'll have a look - that gives me hope
Any tips you may have to aid me doing this please add as well - thankyou so far
Steve

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Thanks for sharing this information Paul.

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