4.17 File operation
FRA5087
4.17 File operation
The attached USB flash drive conforms to both USB 1.1 and 2.0 standards. Therefore, the
measurement data saved by the FRA5087 can be read out and utilized by IBM PC/AT compatible
machines.
Files are operated in the window menu [DISK] in the menu [Disk].
The following shows functions of the function keys that are displayed during file operations:
[PREV] : To go back by one (1) page.
[NEXT] : To go to the next page.
[UPDATE] : To read in the file name again from the USB flash drive and to
display it again. This function is used when the USB flash drive is
changed midway in operations.
a) DIR … To display file name
[ALL] : To display all files
[.DAT] : To display data files only
[.CON] : To display condition (measurement conditions) files only
[OTHERS] : To display only those files that have been prepared by other personal
computers, but .DAT and .CON files excepted.
b) SAVE … To save measurement data and/or measurement conditions (storage)
[DATA] : To save measurement data
[ALL] : To store all of the contents of the master data memory and the
permanent memory as well as the displayed data into the USB flash
drive. Three (3) digit serial numbers are automatically added after
individual file names(5 characters, maximum). The order of
storage is the following: 1st: display data, 2nd: mass data, 3rd:
permanent data.
[DISPLAY TO DISK] : To store the displayed data in the USB flash drive
[MASS TO DISK] : To store one arbitrary set of data in the mass data memory
into the USB flash drive
[PERMANENT TO DISK] : To store one arbitrary set of data in the permanent data
memory into the USB flash drive
[CONDITION] : To save the setting condition
Select the menu and press the OPEN key to display the character string table (TABLE) in
the screen. Pick up characters from this table (TABLE) and enter the file name (refer to
“Character string entry” below). Press the function key [SAVE] after defining the file name
by the ENTER key, to save the data and the conditions.
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