Rohde & Schwarz FSV3000, User Manual

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Data management
R&S
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FSVA3000/ R&S
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FSV3000
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● Quick save/quick recall ......................................................................................... 639
● Configurable storage and recall ............................................................................ 641
● How to save and load instrument settings ............................................................ 647
9.3.1 Quick save/quick recall
The "Quick Save" and "Quick Recall" functions allow you to store instrument settings or
channels very easily and quickly in one step. Up to ten different sets of settings can be
stored to or recalled from "save sets". Each save set is identified by its storage date
and type (instrument or specific "Channel") in the display. The save sets are stored in
the
C:\R_S\INSTR\QuickSave
directory, in files named
QuickSave1.dfl
to
QuickSave10.dfl
. Only the current measurement settings are stored, not any addi-
tional data such as traces, limit line or transducer files (see Chapter 9.3.2.1, "Stored
data types" , on page 641). Source calibration files for an optional external generator, if
available, are included.
Saving instrument settings in secure user mode
Settings that are saved via Quick Save in secure user mode are stored to the SDRAM,
and are only available during the current session. As soon as the power is switched off
on the R&S
FSV/A, the data is cleared (see Chapter 3.2.15, "Protecting data using the
secure user mode" , on page 55).
During recall, save sets of type "Instrument" replace the settings of the entire instru-
ment. All other save sets start a new channel with the stored settings.
If a channel with the same name as the "Channel" to be restored is already active, the
name for the new channel is extended by a consecutive number:
9.3.1.1 Quick save / quick recall settings
Access : "Save"/ "Open" icon in the toolbar > "Quick Save" / "Quick Recall"
Both dialog boxes are very similar and closely related.
Storing and recalling instrument settings and measurement data