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72 Chapter 14
Memory handling
73 Norsonic Nor118
User Guide
Example 4.
e memory can hold more than 90 000
samples of (t) when all 28 functions are logged in profile
(requires enhanced profile and multiple time constants).
is corresponds to more than 25 hours with a resolution
of 1 s.
Storing a measurement setup
Measurement setups can be stored for future use. is can
be handy feature when the instrument is used by several
people or for many different tasks.
To store a measurement setup:
• Set up the instrument as required and press 
without making a measurement. Setups are stored in a
separate folder called .
All settings are stored, but upon recall of a setup all set-
tings affecting the hardware is not read back into the
instrument. Hardware settings such as baud rate, pream-
plifer gain and the calibration sensitivity are examples of
settings not read back.
However, all settings of functions and parameters used
in the measurements are read back.
Storing a measurement
Once a measurement has been made, it can be stored in
the non-volatile memory for future use.
To store the data:
• Press the  key after a measurement.
e data will now be stored in a folder with the name of
today’s date. If this folder didn’t exist, it will be created by
the instrument. e first file gets the number 0001, the
next gets the number 0002 etc. If you choose to delete
one of the files already stored you will leave a gap in the
file list. is gap will not be filled with a file stored later,
but be left open. Otherwise, you will easily loose track of
which file contains what.
Retrieving stored setups and data
Measurements stored are easily retrieved.
To retrieve a stored setup or stored data:
1
Press the  key.
This is setup No. 2 stored in this
instrument (S for stored)
This measurement has been
stored as file No. 1 in today’s
folder (S for stored)