Hioki MR8827, Instruction Manual

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Save Data
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Advanced settings
Available settings will differ depending on the save type.
Save
types Settings
Description
Setting - -
Wave
Binary
Division (Off, 16 M, 32 M, 64 M)
Select this to divide large files into
several files when saving.
A folder with the specified name
will be created and data saved as
multiple files in that folder.
Wave
Text
Save
Thin
(Off, 1/2 to 1/1000)
Select this to use thinning (sub-
sampling) when saving text data.
Set the thinning amount (the fraction
of the total data to retain).
Screen
Copy
(Hard
copy
of the
display)
Image
Color
(Color, Gray, Mono, Mono [Rev])
Specifies the color palette of the
created image file.
Image
size
(UnCompressed, Compressed)
Determines whether the image file is
compressed.
Save
GUI
(Yes, No)
Determines whether the GUI will be
saved in the image.
Wave
Image
(Print
image)
Output
File
(All, 1 to 250)
Specifies the number of files to save.
To specify a range, open the [Printer]
sheet from the System screen and
set the printing area to [A-B Wave] .
(Memory/Recorder Function only)
Wave
Image
Shot
(1 to 60 div)
Specifies the amount of data per file.
If the amount of measurement
data is lower than the entered
number of divisions, only the actual
measurement data amount will be
saved. (Memory/Recorder Function
only)
Calc
Result
Folder
to save
(New File, Existing File)
Determines whether data is saved
under a new file name every time (with
automatically incremented number
if the same file name exists), or
appended to the same file.
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(For memory function)
When using the memory division function
Select the blocks to be saved
Move the cursor to [Save Block] .
All Blks Saves all blocks with waveforms.
Start-End Saves all used blocks beginning from the
start block.
This completes the data save settings.
These settings will be used whenever the SAVE key
is pressed.
If “Image size” is used when saving a display image file, the image may not be viewable with some
image viewer applications.
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Save/Load Data and Manage Files