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931054C / 1213 4. GETTING STARTED — MCS-32 TUTORIAL
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Fig. 8. Save File TUT1.MCS.
You have now been introduced to the major aspects of acquiring, viewing, and analyzing data.
The next step is to save the data to disk.
4.3. Saving and Retrieving Your Data
1) Save the spectrum to disk
!
Select Save Data As... from
the File menu. This will open
the dialog shown in Fig. 8.
!
Name the file
TUT1
. To do
this, type TUT1 in the File
name field, then click the
Save button. Your file,
TUT1.MCS , will be saved in
the default directory. First,
though, the Sample Descrip-
tion dialog will open so you
can describe what’s stored
in the file. You’ll see this
description again when you
retrieve the spectrum.
!
Enter Tutorial Data as the sample description.
Now it’s time to retrieve your file.
2) Switch to buffer mode
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The buffer is simply a place where you can work with your data without tying up the
MCS. For example, you can be running a long acquisition on the MCS and, at the same
time, be analyzing old data in the buffer. The buffer is completely separate, and will
retain any data you put there until you clear it, overwrite it, or exit the software.
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Click the Buffer radio button in the lower section of the sidebar. The screen should
change so that only 16 channels are displayed and all the data points are zero.
3) Load
TUT1.MCS
into the buffer
!
To recall your spectrum file into the buffer, select Recall Data... from the File menu.
This will open the dialog shown in Fig. 9.