Hioki 8860-50, Instruction Manual

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11.3 Saving Data
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Enables data acquired during measurement and existing data to be saved by
pressing the
SAVE key. Any of the following data can be saved.
Settings data, waveform data, numerical calculation results, and display screens
11.3.5 Setting Manual Save (SAVE Key Output)
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Manual Save Settings
To open the screen: Press the
SET
key

Select with the
SUB MENU
keys

Save Settings screen
See Screen Layout (p. 40)
Operating Key Procedure
1
Set the save method for when the SAVE key is pressed.
SHEET/PAGE Select the [SAVE Key] page.
CURSOR Move the cursor to the [SAVE Key Operation] item.
F1 to F8 Select either choice.
2
Set the save destination.
CURSOR Move the cursor to the [Save in] item.
F1 Select the save destination (p. 275).
3
Set the save name.
CURSOR Move the cursor to the [Name] item.
F1 to F8 Enter the save name.
See "Entering Text and Comments" (p. 66)
4
Select the save method for files with the same name.
CURSOR Move the cursor to the [Same Name] item.
F1 to F8 Select either choice.
Quick
Save The preset data is saved upon pressing
the SAVE key.
Selection
Save
After pressing the SAVE key, set the
data to save in the dialog box, then save
the data (default setting).
Numbering
1 The save name is used as the file
name when the SAVE key is first
pressed.
2 Subsequently, numbers are ap-
pended automatically to the save
name to prevent the duplication of
file names. (Single-byte number up
to four digits long)
Overwrite
Existing duplicate file names are over-
written.
Suffix Auto-Numbering
Up to 5,000 files can be saved to one fold-
er.
If the last character of the file name is a
single-byte numerical character, files are
saved with sequential numbers starting
from that numerical character.
"Manual Save File Names" (p. 270)
When [Selection Save] is set, the settings
can be configured in the [Save] dialog box
that appears upon pressing the SAVE key.
The maximum number of characters for
the save name is 40.
When saving a file in text format, note that
a PC will not be able to handle the follow-
ing characters if they are used.
• ASCII:
+ = [ ] \ / | : * ? “ < > ; ,
• White space characters