Tektronix DAS 9221 Option 04, Руководство пользователя

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Reference
DAS System User Manual
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The delete operations let you delete stored setups and reference memory files
from the hard disk. Figure 3–15 shows the Delete Setup operation selected. The
delete operations follow:
H
Delete Setup
H
Delete Refmem
Using the save setup operations, you can save a copy of the menu setups for the
entire system, for a cluster, or for a single module. Setups are saved on the hard
disk. The Operation field selects which level of setup information is stored. The
Save System Setup selection stores the setups of all modules in the system. Save
Cluster Setup stores the setups of the modules assigned to the specified cluster.
Save Module Setup stores the setup information for an individual module. You
can also save any one of these setup types in a file named “Power_Up” and the
system will automatically restore this setup at power on.
The Display field in the Save/Restore menu changes the type of information
presented within the menu; selections are Directory, File Contents, Sys Config,
and File Contents/Sys Config.
The Directory selection (shown in Figure 3–11) displays a directory that lists all
the setup files or all the refmem files (depending on the selected operation)
residing on the specified disk.
The Sys Config selection displays a listing of the currently configured clusters
and modules in the mainframe; this display is similar to the information in the
System Configuration menu.
The File Contents selection displays information on clusters and modules that
were previously saved in the specified file. The File Contents/Sys Config
selection (shown in Figure 3–12) is a combination of the two previous selections.
This selection simultaneously displays both types of information. Use this
side-by-side display during save/restore operations to help you decide which
cluster or module is best suited to the operation being performed.
Save Setup Operations