130 Chapter 7
Controlling the OBR Remotely
SYSTem:SAVE
letter: A, B, C, D or E. If no trace is specified, the specified
file will be loaded into Trace A.
Usage: SYST:SAVE {“filename.obr”, trace}
Description: Saves the specified trace data as a binary file using the
specified filename. The file name must be in quotes, and
the file type ".obr" must be specified. If no trace (A-E) is
specified, the data in Trace A will be saved.
Response:
None.
Note: An error flag will be set if no data is available to save. The
cause of error can be
determined
by using the SYST:ERRD?
or SYST:ERR? query.
Example: SYST:SAVE “C:\SavedFiles\TR.obr”, D
Saves the data from Trace D into the file “TR.obr.”
SYST:SaveSEGment
Usage: SYST:SSEG {“filename”, trace}
Description: Saves as a binary file the segment of the trace defined by
the Integration Area [or, in purchased Sensing Mode (see
page 48), the Sensing Area]. This is analogous to selecting
“Save Lower Graph Segment” when saving a file from the
main software.
Response:
None.
Example: CONF:XUNI
1
INTC
3
INTW
1.5
SYST:SSEG “c:\myfile.obr”, A
Defines an Integration Area (or Sensing Area) of 1.5
meters centered at 3 meters, and saves that data to a file
named C:\myfile.obr.
SYSTem:SAVText
Usage: SYST:SAVT {"filename.txt", trace, domain, graphType,
units, spatialResolution}
Description: Saves the specified trace (A, B, C, D or E) data as a
spreadsheet
or text file using the
specified filename.
The file
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