
Remote Control Commands
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It is also possible to specify the path using another parameter. The command is:
MMEMory:COPY
<file_source><msus_source>[,<file_destination>,
<msus_destination>]
Setting parameters:
<file_source>
string
String parameter to specify the name of the file to be copied.
If
<destination>
is not specified,
<source>
is copied to the
MMEM:CDIR
directory. Files which already exist with the same
name in the destination directory are overwritten without an error
message.
It is also possible to specify the path using another parameter. The
command is:
MMEMory:COPY
<file_source><msus_source>[,<file_destination>,
<msus_destination>]
file_destination
string
String parameter to specify the name of the new file. If no file des-
tination is specified, the source file is copied to the current direco-
try, queried with the
MMEM:CDIR
command. Files which already
exist with the same name in the destination directory are overwrit-
ten without an error message.
Example:
See
"Working with Files and Directories"
Usage:
Event
SCPI confirmed
:MMEMory:DATA
<file_name>[,<binary block data>]
:MMEMory:DATA?
<file_name>
Writes the block data <binary block data> to the file identified by <file_name>. The IEC/
IEEE-bus terminator should be set to EOI in order to ensure correct data transfer.
The associated query command transfers the specified file from the instrument to the
IEC/IEEE bus and then on to the control computer. It is important to ensure that the
intermediate memory on the control computer is large enough to take the file. In this case,
the setting for the IEC/IEEE-bus terminator is irrelevant. This command can be used to
read/transfer stored instrument settings or waveforms directly from/to the instrument.
Parameters:
<file_name>
String parameter to specify the name of the file.
Setting parameters:
<binary block data>
#<number><length entry><block data>
# always comes first in the binary block
<number> the first digit indicates how many digits the subsequent
length entry has
<length entry> indicates the number of subsequent bytes
<binary block data> binary block data for the specified length.
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