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Creating an Emergency Startup Disk
Now that you have completed the basic installation process, you should create an emergency
startup disk that you can use to restart your instrument in case of a major hardware or software
failure. Store this disk in a safe place.
CAUTION
Create this disk and store it in a safe place. It may allow you to recover your Windows 2000
installation without rebuilding the entire instrument hard disk.
The emergency startup disk contains basic files to restart your instrument. The disk also contains
files to check and format the hard disk.
Follow these steps to create the emergency startup disk:
1 Minimize the instrument application by selecting Minimize in the File menu.
2 From the Windows taskbar, select
Start
,
Programs
,
Accessories
,
System Tools
,
Backup
.
3 In the Welcome display, click
Emergency Repair Disk
.
4 Insert a floppy disk into the disk drive, and then follow the on-screen instructions to create
the startup disk.
Backing Up User Files
Always back up your user files on a regular basis. Use the Windows Backup tool to back up files
stored on the hard disk. The Backup tool is located in the System Tools folder in the Accessories
folder.
Use these steps to back up your files:
1
Exit the instrument application by selecting the File menu Exit command.
2 Click the Windows
Start
button.
3 Select Programs, Accessories, System Tools, Backup.
4 Use the Backup Wizard to select the items you want to back up and the destination. You
can back up to the floppy drive or to a third-party storage device over one of the side-panel
ports.
Using Roll Mode
Use Roll mode when you want to view data at very slow sweep speeds. It is useful for observing
data samples on the screen as they occur.
Roll mode turns on automatically at slower sweep speeds. You may want to turn Roll mode off to
avoid conflicts with other instrument settings. To turn Roll mode off, deselect
Roll Mode Auto
on
the Horiz/Acq menu.