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Remote Control - Command Description
R&S
®
UPP
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MMEMory:COPY <source>,[<destination>]
This command copies the first specified file to the second specified file. You can also
use this command to copy a complete directory, including all of its files, rather than a
single file.
If you do not specify <destination>, <source> will be copied to the
MMEM:MSIS
drive
and to the
MMEM:CDIR
directory. Any files in the destination directory that have the
same name will be overwritten without an error message being generated.
You can also enter the path specification by using an additional parameter. The com-
mand will then read as follows:
MMEMory:COPY
<file_source><msus_source>[,<file_destination>,
<msus_destination>]
The command triggers an event and therefore has no query form and no *RST value.
Example: MMEM:COPY 'D:/user/test1.set','E:/'
Copies the file '
test1.set
' located in the
USER
directory of the
internal hard disk to the memory stick using the same name
MMEMory:DATA <file_name>[,<binary block data>]
This command copies the block data <binary block data> to the file designated with
<file_name>.
The R&S UPP accepts the line message EOI and/or the ASCII character NL (0Ah) as
an indication that data transmission has been completed.
The binary data stream must be concluded with EOI or NL or EOI followed by NL. If the
data stream is not concluded with either EOI or NL, the R&S
UPP will wait for addi-
tional data. In the case of a binary data transmission, the R&S UPP ignores the bit
combination NL (0Ah) within the data stream.
The associated query command transmits the specified file from the R&S UPP to the
controller via the IEC/IEEE bus. Make sure that the buffer on the controller is large
enough to hold the file.
You can use this command to read stored instrument settings, trace files, waveform
files, filter coefficient files, etc, directly from the R&S
UPP or to transmit them directly to
the R&S UPP.
The binary data block has the following structure: #<Lengtho-
fLength><Length><block_data>.
Example: #234<block_data># always introduces the binary block
<LengthofLength> specifies how many positions the subsequent length specification
occupies (two in the example)
MMEMory Subsystem