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Hierarchical destination folders
The instrument automatically creates folders on recording media to save various files. One folder
can contain up to 5000 files and folders, collectively.
Example of the folder hierarchy when the waveform file is named MRDAT
The shaded folders are created when recording media is inserted; the filled folders are created
depending on a saving state.
For waveform files For MR6000 files SSD, SD, etc.
0001MRDAT.MEM
0001MRDAT.CSV
0001MRDAT.FLT
Recording
media
HIOKI_MR6000 WAVE
MRDAT.R_M
MRDAT.REC
MRDAT_B0001.MEM
DATA
0001MRDAT
MRDAT_B0002.MEM
MRDAT_B0003.MEM
MRDAT.CSV
MRDAT_B0001.CSV
MRDAT_B0002.CSV
0002MRDAT
Created when the DATA
folder becomes full.
0002DATA
MEASURE
PICT
CONFIG
For calculation files
For image files
For configuration files
Created for batch save
or division save.
When dual-sampling waveforms are collectively saved or divided before saved into display blocks,
the instrument newly creates the folder with the name of the waveform file name preceded by a
running number and saves all the files in the folder.
For instantaneous waveform files, a block number is added to file names.
Automatically saving waveform data
The instrument automatically saves waveform data while being acquired. You have to specify a
destination to save and a file type before starting measurement.
See “Automatically saving waveform data” (p. 102).
All blocks containing trend waveforms and instantaneous waveforms are collectively saved. An
index file is also saved simultaneously.
Dual Sampling
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