When saving to a CSV format file, the maximum number of data points is 64K.
When necessary, the Length control performs a "1 of n" decimation of the data . For example: if
the Length is set to 1000, and you are displaying a record that is 5000 data points in length,
four of each five data points will be decimated, creating an output file 1000 data points in
length.
When saving waveform data, remember that saving a BIN file is faster than saving a CSV.
To navigate storage locations
When saving or recalling files, use the second softkey of the Save Menu or Recall Menu, along
with the
[Entry]
knob, to navigate to storage locations. The storage locations may be internal
storage locations (for setup files) or they can be external storage locations on a connected USB
drive.
The second softkey can have these labels:
Press to go
— when you can push the
[Entry]
knob to navigate to a new folder or
storage location.
Location
— when you have navigated to the current folder location (and are not
saving files).
Save to
— when you can save to the selected location.
Load from
— when you can recall from the selected file.
When saving files, the proposed file name is shown in the Save to file = line above the softkeys.
To overwrite a file, browse to that file and select it. To create a new file, follow the procedure
below.
To enter file names
To create a new file name:
1.
In the Save Menu, press the
File Name
softkey.
2.
In the File Name Menu, press the
File Name
softkey.
3.
Enter the file name using the touch screen keyboard (when active) or the
[Entry]
knob.
4.
Press OK in the dialog, or press
File Name
again. The file name appears in the softkey.
5.
Selecting the
Increment
softkey adds a numeric suffix to your file name and increments the
number with each save. It truncates characters as necessary when the file name length is at
maximum and more digits are required.
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