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The CPU remote recording index (AKA ‘File Index’) always increments based on
the value of the last recorded test, and keeps incremen ng, even if all recorded
test fi les are deleted. Since there may be occassions where it is desireable to
reset the index, TCS (versions 3.0.4 and higher) include a bu on for this purpose.
The bu on is located in the ‘File Controls’ pane on the Recording & Triggers
screen:
Rese ng the CPU File Index
Clicking on the bu on produces a selec on window that allows you to set the
index value to any value from 0000 to 9999. To set the value, use the increment/
decrement controls or manually enter the desired value in the number fi eld:
The index value can also be reset by issuing a manual command in the TCS
Manual Command window (func on key F10 in the Confi gura on tab). For
example, to reset the value to zero, enter the command:
SET_FILE_NUM 0000
Related ICD Commands:
SET_FILE_NUM
Syntax: SET_FILE_NUM <VALUE><CR>
Summary: Sets the fi le index of the CPU to the specifi ed value.
Valid Inputs: <VALUE> = A four digit number from 0000 to 9999
Ex. Response: ACK, ERROR
GET_FILE_NUM
Syntax: GET_FILE_NUM <CR>
Summary: Returns the fi le index of the CPU
Valid Outputs: From ‘0000’ to ‘9999’
Ex. Response: <VALUE>
Note:
Using either method described above, after reseting the index to zero, TCS
will display a ‘?’ in the CPU Device Index fi eld until a new remote recording is made.