7 Save/Recall/Print
7.2 Recall
The instrument cannot mix Limits domains (X Axis Unit must be Frequency or Time for both Limits). So,
when a Limits file is loaded, the instrument sets the Limits domain (X Axis Unit) to match that of the
file. If this changes the Limits domain from what it was before the file was loaded, all Limits data in all
Limits sets is erased before the data loads. If this operation is over the remote interface, there is no
warning if this occurs, so care should be taken to know the domain of the file you are loading
Annotation After recall is complete, an advisory is displayed in the message bar confirming which limit file was
loaded
Status Bits/OPC
dependencies
Sequential - aborts the current measurement
7.2.15 Select Limit
Selects the Limit register into which the recalled Limit will be placed, for example,
Limit 1.
Preset Not part of Preset, but is reset to LLINE1 by Restore Mode Defaults
Survives shutdown
7.2.16 Correction
Allows you to import Amplitude Corrections files in the PC-readable CSV format.
Amplitude Correction files contain the correction data in a form that can be
imported into Excel or similar spreadsheets, as well as header data that provides
information on the correction.
For backwards compatibility, older limit files with the extensions .amp, .cbl, .ant
and .oth can be read into the instrument.
A set of preloaded Corrections files can be found in the directory:
My Documents\EMC Limits and Ampcor\Ampcor
The default path for CSV files is:
My Documents\amplitudeCorrections\
Antenna corrections are a particular kind of Amplitude Corrections – they are
distinguished in the corrections file by having Antenna Unit set to a value other than
None. When the Amplitude Correction is an Antenna correction and the Antenna
Unit in the file is not None, the Y-Axis Unit setting changes to match the Antenna
(Transducer) Unit in the file.
Remote Command
:MMEMory:LOAD:CORRection 1 | … | 8, <filename>
Example Recall the Amplitude Correction data from the file myAmpcor.csv in the current directory to the
2nd Amplitude Correction table, and turns on Correction 2:
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