Chapter 4 259
Utility and Control/Sweep Functions
Utility Functions
Utility and Control/Sweep Functions
State Recalling a state restores most settings to the previously saved values. When you
recall a State file into the analyzer, the file data restores most analyzer settings to the
previously saved values. Some settings are not saved and restored in the State files, for
example the save state options; these settings are called “persistent.” In this guide, each
function describes whether that function is saved in “Instrument State” or is persistent.
Trace Traces can be recalled individually or as a group. When a trace is recalled, the state
that existed when that trace was saved is recalled along with the trace. In addition, the
recalled trace is placed in view mode.
The contents of the file are recalled into TRACE 1. The file name must have a file
extension of .trc. The file extension determines whether a trace is recalled, or a trace with
its state, are recalled. The .trc extension is for files that include both trace and state data.
Sort
Displays the Sort menu keys that enable you to view your saved files according to a
selected file attribute. The selections include,
By Date, By Name, By Extension, By Size, and
Order.
By Date Sorts and displays the current file catalog by the date of the files.
Mode All
Key Path
Recall, Type, State
Mode All
Key Path
Recall, Type, Trace
Mode All
State Saved Sort is not saved in the instrument state.
Key Path
Recall, Sort
Mode All
Key Path
Recall, Sort, By Date
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