790| Spectrum Analysis AOS-W 6.5.3.x| User Guide
1. Navigate to the Monitoring > Spectrum Analysis > Spectrum Dashboards window.
2. Click Record at the top of the window. The New Recording popup window appears.
3. Click the Record From link, and select the spectrum monitor whose data you want to record.
4. Next, decide whether you want the recording to start immediately, or at a later scheduled time. If you want
the recording to start immediately, select When the OK button is clicked. To schedule a different
starting time for the recording, click the date and time drop-down lists to select a starting month, day, year
and time.
5. The recording continues until either the specified amount of time has passed, or until the recording files
reaches a selected size. Click the Length of recording reaches drop down list and select the amount of
time the recording should last, or click the Data file reaches drop down list and select the maximum file
size for the recording.
6. Click OK to save your settings. If you selected the When the OK button is clicked in step 5, the recording
begins.
Figure 138 Recording Spectrum Analysis Data
While the recording is in progress, a round, red recording icon and recording status information appears at the
top of the spectrum dashboard. You can view data for other spectrum monitors and charts while the recording
is in progress. If you want to stop the recording before recording period has finished, click Stop by the
recording status information. When you the Stop, a popup window appears and allows you to stop and delete
the current recording, stop and save the recording in its current state (before it has completed), or continue
recording again.
Saving the Recording
After the recording has ended, either because the recording period has elapsed, the recording maximum file
size has been reached, the Spectrum Monitor Recording Complete window appears and displays
information for the current recording.
Figure 139 Saving Spectrum Analysis Data
To save the recording file:
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