Agilent Technologies Infiniium 8000A, Programmer'S Reference Manual

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13-8
Disk Commands
MSTore (Obsolete)
MSTore
(Obsolete)
Command :DISK:MSTore "<file_name>",<format>,<preamble>
The :DISK:MSTore command saves one or more waveform sources to a file.
The number of waveform sources stored depends on the number of waveform
sources that turned on.
The filename does not include a suffix. The suffix is supplied by the
oscilloscope, depending on file format specified.
If a function is on that uses an FFT Magnitude, FFT Phase, or Versus math
operator or references another function that uses one of these math operators,
it will not be stored to the file.
For sources that are on, channels values are stored first, functions are stored
second, waveform memories are stored third, and digital channels are stored
last. Channels, functions, and waveform memories are store in the order of 1
to 4. Digital channels are stored from 1 to 16
<file_name> A quoted ASCII string with a maximum of 254 characters including the entire
path name, if used. The filename assumes the present working directory if a
path does not precede the file name.
<format>
{CSV | BINary | TSV | XYPairs | YVALues}
The BINary format saves the preamble and data in a binary format which is
described in the on-line help system. The preamble and data columns in the
file are separated by commas for the CSV and XYPairs formats. All other formats
use tabs to separate the columns.
<preamble> {ON | OFF}
Example
This example stores four waveform data sources to FILE1 in comma separated
values with the preamble information turned off.
10 OUTPUT 707;":DISK:MSTORE ""FILE1"",CSV,OFF"
20 END
This command is obsolete but is provided to reduce rework for existing systems and
programs. Obsolete commands are not guaranteed to remain in future product
releases. New systems and programs should use the following new commands.
:SAVe:WAVeform