84
Save Data
(When
[Wave Text]
is selected as the save type)
Set the data thinning amount.
Move the cursor to
[Save Thin]
.
Off
No data thinning (sub-sampling).
1/2 to
1/1000
Set the thinning amount (the fraction of the
total data to retain).
About divided saving
•
Large quantities of waveform data can be divided and saved as multiple files.
•
Saving divided data automatically makes a folder then creates one or more waveform files and an
index (IDX) file in that folder. The IDX file can be used to load the data in the waveform file(s) as a
batch.
•
When divided saving is selected, delete save (p. 76) is not available.
•
Automatic divided saving is not possible when using the memory division function.
Refer to “Divided files are loaded together.” (p. 95) or “12 Memory Division Function” (p. 237).
Thinning
A large amount of space is required to save files in the text format. Data thinning reduced the file size.
Example:
When
[1/2]
is set, every second data item is saved.
The number of data items is reduced to 1/2 the original amount.
Save destination
Data can also be saved to a USB flash drive in real time, but for data protection we recommend using
Hioki’s optional CF card instead.
8
Select the channels to save.
Move the cursor to
[Save Ch].
Disp Ch
Saves the channels of all sheets for which
waveform display is set to
[On]
. (
Default
setting
)
All Ch
Saves all measured channels (When using
the memory function, saves channels which
have been set as
[Used Ch]
on the Status
settings screen).
Saves the channels for which waveform
display is set to
[Off]
.
8
9
10
9
Set whether to create folders.
Move the cursor to
[Folder to save].
No
A folder is not created when measurement
starts.
Yes
A folder is created automatically when
measurement starts and files are saved in this
folder.
When
[LAN]
is set as the save destination,
[New
Folder]
is ignored and a folder named with the
current date will be created.
Summary of Contents for MR8827
Page 19: ...14 Operation Precautions ...
Page 81: ...76 Start and Stop Measurement ...
Page 111: ...106 Manage Files ...
Page 125: ...120 Miscellaneous Printing Functions ...
Page 143: ...138 View Block Waveforms ...
Page 191: ...186 Setting Output Waveform Parameters ...
Page 291: ...286 FFT Analysis Modes Measurable Ranges With Octave Analysis 1 1 OCT 1 3 OCT ...
Page 292: ...287 FFT Analysis Modes 1 1 OCT 1 3 OCT 13 FFT Function ...
Page 293: ...288 FFT Analysis Modes 1 1 OCT 1 3 OCT ...
Page 295: ...290 FFT Analysis Modes ...
Page 309: ...304 Editor Command Details ...
Page 387: ...382 Module Specifications ...
Page 405: ...400 Dispose of the Instrument Lithium Battery Removal ...
Page 431: ...A26 FFT Definitions ...
Page 436: ......