Viewing Catalogs and Saving Files

The analyzer stores and retrieves data similarly to the way that a personal computer (PC) does: both have internal storage and a floppy disk drive. While a PC has an internal drive, the analyzer’s internal storage is nonvolatile (flash) memory, which acts as an internal drive. As with a PC, both the internal storage and the floppy disk drive have directory and sub-directory capability; in the analyzer, directories and subdirectories are called catalogs.

This chapter tells you how to:

•locate catalogs and view files, on page 53.

•save a file, on page 57.

For more information on catalogs and files, see the Measurement guide.

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