328 6000 Series Oscilloscope User’s Guide
7 Saving and Printing Data
A recalled trace is typically used for a quick comparison of
measurement results. For example, you might save a trace of a
waveform to use as a reference, then make a similar
measurement on a test system and then recall the saved trace to
observe any differences.
1Press the Save/Recall key.
2Press the Recall softkey. The Recall Menu will be displayed.
3Press the Recall: softkey in the Recall Menu and choose Setup,
Trac e, or Trace and Setup.
4Press the second softkey from the left and navigate to the
oscilloscope’s internal memory location or the USB drive
that holds the saved trace and/or setup. See “File explorer”
(below) for more information.
5Press the Press to Recall softkey.
File explorer The File Explorer lets you navigate the file system. Using the
File Explorer you can save, recall, load, and delete files.
File system The user-accessible file system consists of ten
internal memory locations, plus external USB memory devices
you connect to the USB device ports on the oscilloscope.
Internal memory The ten internal nonvolatile memory locations
are located on the oscilloscope at C:\setups and are named
intern_0 through intern_9. You can save waveform trace and
oscilloscope setup in each of the ten internal memory locations,
but you can not save display image files or waveform data files
in the oscilloscope’s internal memory. The latter must be stored
on USB devices.
USB devices Most USB storage devices are compatible with the
oscilloscope. However, certain devices may be incompatible, and
may not be able to be read or written to.