Application Operations (Continued)

Saving graphs in data files

You can save measurement data received from the receiver on your PC. Data received at one time is saved in one file.

1 To save measure data, choose “Save” from the “File” menu.

If you have data that has already been saved and want to save it under a new name, choose “Save As”.

2 Check the save location, assign a file name, then click “Save”.

The data is saved in a CSV format file (the file extension is “.csv”).

When you are finished saving data, you should (using the receiver controls) press “RETURN” to exit the Reverb Output PC screen. This takes the receiver out of transmission standby mode. (See page 88 of the receiver’s Operating Instructions.)

Note

The CSV format file is often used to transfer data to applications such as databases and spreadsheets. You can use these applications to view the numeric values in your measurement data.

However, if you use another application to edit the data and then save the file, the Advanced MCACC application may be unable to open the file.

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Pioneer VSX-21TXH, VSX-23TXH, VSX-9040TXH Saving graphs in data files, To save measure data, choose Save from the File menu
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VSX-9140TXH, VSX-9040TXH, VSX-23TXH, VSX-21TXH specifications

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