ST2883 Series Operation Manual Chapter 8 SCPI Command reference
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8.4.13 Mass MEMory subsystem commands
The Mass MEMory subsystem commands load and store files. Figure 8-13 shows the Mass MEMory subsystem
command tree.
Mass MEMory :LOAD
:STATe <record number>
:SAVE or STORe :STATe <record number> [
，
<“filename”>]
:DELete :STATe <record number>
Figure 8-13 Mass MEMory subsystem command tree.
NOTE: The Mass MEMory subsystem commands will be ignored in the phase of testing.
The :LOAD:STATe command is used to load the stored file.
Command syntax: MMEMory:LOAD:STATe <record number>
Where,
<record number> is the file serial number ranging from 1 to 60 without unit.
For example: WrtCmd(“MMEM:LOAD:STAT 1”); load file 1.
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NOTE:
1. If the file you want to load is not available, “File not exist” message will be displayed on the
system message line.
2. If the input file number is out of 1 to 60, message “Out of file range” will be displayed on the
system message line.
NOTE: The file contains the page information. When a file is loaded, ST2883 will display the saved page.
The :SAVE:STATe or STORe:STATe command is used to save the current setting data to a file.
Command syntax: MMEMory:STORe:STATe <record number> [,<“filename”>]
Where,
<record number> is the file serial number ranging from 1 to 60 , NR1 format without unit.
<“filename”> The file name consists of less than 12 ASCII characters. <Unnamed> will be the default name, if you
don’t input a file name.
For example: WrtCmd(“MMEM:STOR:STAT 1
，
“#ST2883*””)
；
NOTE: 1. ST2883 will not give a warning message when the existent file is to be over written.
2. ST2883 will display warning message “Test standard wave first” on the system message line
when you try to save a file without the standard waveform data.
NOTE
：
The file name assigned by bus will be quoted without any change, thus user can enter some special
characters such as special symbols and letters in lower case that cannot be input on the panel of the
instrument.
The :DELete:STATe command deletes a file.
Command syntax: MMEMory:DELete:STATe <record number>
Where,
<record number> is the file serial number ranging form 1 to 60, NR1 format without unit.
For example: WrtCmd( “MMEM:DEL:STAT 1” ); delete file 1.
NOTE: ST2883 will not give a warning message when a file is to be deleted.
