Tektronix, Inc. P6240, User Manual

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Saving and Recalling Setups
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CAUTION. Before doing step 2 that follows, note that if you choose a setup
location labeled user, you will overwrite the user setup previously stored there.
You can store setups in setup locations labeled factory without disturbing
previously stored setups.
2. Press To Setup 1, To Setup 2, ... To Setup 10, or To Setup 10 (side) to
store the current selection in one the ten internal storage locations available.
(See Figure 3-51.) Press the button corresponding to your selection to store
the current setup in that location.
To save the current setup to a file on the floppy disk, do the following steps:
1. Insert a formatted 720 Kbyte or 1.44 Mbyte floppy disk slot at the left of the
logic scope display.
NOTE
. To format disks, delete setup files you save to disk, and otherwise manage
the disk storage, see Managing the File System on page 3–61. Managing the File
System also describes how to create and change to different directories in which
you might want to store setup files.
2. Press Save/Recall SETUP
➞
Save Current Setup (main)
➞
To File (side)
to display the file list and its scrollable cursor.
3. Turn the general purpose knob to scroll the cursor over the file in which to
store the setup.
4. Press Save To Selected File (side) to complete the operation.
To save to a unique, auto-numbered file, select the “wild card” file
TEK?????.SET when doing step 3, above.
NOTE
. Upon power on, the logic scope creates the special purpose file
TEK?????.SET for storing setups. Selecting this file and pressing Save To
Selected File stores the setup in a uniquely named file on the disk. For instance,
the logic scope saves the first setup you save to the file TEK00001.SET, the
second to TEK00002.SET, and so on.
To save a setup over an existing setup file, select the existing filename in step 3,
above. The original contents of the existing file become lost.
You will not be able to overwrite the file if Overwrite Lock is turned on (error
message will display). To turn overwrite lock off do the following steps:
1. Press CLEAR MENU if the overwrite lock message displayed. Press File
Utilities in the Save/Recall Setup menu.
Store on Disk