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Define
Measure
Menu
Limit
Test
Menu
When
saving
to
a
pixel
memory,
the
entire
screen
area
is
save
to
the
pixel
memory.
New
data
is
added
to
the
pixel
memory
without
overwriting
the
previously
stored
data.
Because
pixe]
memories
do
not
contain
any
parametric
data,
you
cannot
make
measurements
on
pixel
data.
When
saving
to
a
hardcopy
device,
the
entire
screen
area
is
sent
to
the
peripheral
device.
Hardcopy
stops
if
a
device
is
not
connected
to
the
oscilloscope.
If
the
destination
is
set
to
off,
data
from
that
source
is
not
saved.
You
can
set
a
different
destination
for
each
source.
For
example,
you
could
save
channel
|
data
to
waveform
memory
3
and
the
entire
screen
to
pixel
memory
1.
After
Fail
Softkey
The
after
fail
softkey
determines
what
action
the
oscilloscope
takes
after
a
failure:
stop
or
continue.
Stop
Ifthe
on
fail,
save
softkey
is
set
to
a
waveform
memory,
the
test
stops
after
a
failure
occurs.
Ifthe
on
fail,
save
softkey
is
set
to
multiple,
the
test
continues
to
run
until
all
of
the
665
records
are
filled.
Continue
Iftheon
fail,
save
softkey
is
set
toa
waveform
memory,
the
new
fail
data
is
written
to
the
memory
after
each
failure.
The
previous
data
is
overwritten,
unless
the
protect
softkey
is
set
to
on
in
the
waveform
save
menu.
If
the
waveform
protect
softkey
is
set
to
on,
the
message
"memory
protected
is
displayed,"
and
the
data
is
not
saved.
Ifthe
on
fail,
save
softkey
is
set
to
multiple,
the
test
continues
to
run
until
all
of
the
665
memories
are
filled.
Then,
the
test
continues
to
run
and
starts
overwriting
the
data
that
was
previously
stored
in
the
memories.
The
test
continues
to
run
until
you
turn
off
the
test
with
the
test
softkey
or
after
fail
softkey.
Chapter
9
"Waveform
Save
Menu,"
for
information
on
displaying
data
that
was
saved
to
multiple
memories
or
saved
to
waveform
memories.