HP 54520 Series - Store Scope

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Disk Menu
Store Scope
Store Scope
The store scope menu allows you to store waveforms, pixel memories, or
front-pane! setups to a disk. Files are stored to the root directory only.
Storing data to a disk allows you to transport the data to another
oscilloscope, computer, or to keep a backup copy of your data. The
oscilloscope contains four waveform memories, nine setup memories, and
two pixel memories for your data. By using the disk drive, you can store
additional data to a disk. You are limited only by the amount of data each
disk can hold and the number of disks you are using.
Setup files are about 2 Kbytes in size and pixel files are about 33 Kbytes in
size. However, the size of waveform files depends on the type of format, the
setup of the oscilloscope, and the waveform source. A blank high-density
disk has about 1.44 Mbytes of available space, so you could store about 130
setup files, or about 96 pixel files to a blank disk.
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