Command reference
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MMEMory:LOAD:STATe <Compatibility>, <RecallSetFile>
Loads configuration data from a specified recall set file (*.znxml|*.znx) and sets
the analyzer to the corresponding instrument state.
Setting parameters:
<Compatibility> 1 (this value is used for compatibility with the SCPI standard but
is ignored).
<RecallSetFile> String parameter to specify the absolute or relative path of the
recall set file to be loaded. Relative paths are evaluated relative
to the current directory (see MMEMory:CDIRectory).
Example:
MMEM:STOR:STAT 1,'C:\Users\Public\Documents\
Rohde-Schwarz\ZNA\RecallSets\Set_0413.znxml'
Store the current setup configuration in the file
Set_0413.znxml in the default directory for recall set files.
MMEM:LOAD:STAT 1,'C:\Users\Public\Documents\
Rohde-Schwarz\ZNA\RecallSets\Set_0413.znxml'
Load the settings stored in Set_0413.znxml.
Usage: Setting only
Manual operation: See "Open Recall..." on page 708
MMEMory:LOAD:TRACe <DestinationTraceName>, <TraceFile>[,
<SParamOrTraceName>]
Loads trace data from a specified trace file and assigns it to a trace with a specified
name. Traces are created using the CALCulate<Ch>:PARameter:SDEFine com-
mand.
Setting parameters:
<Destination
TraceName>
Name of an existing data trace in the active recall set (string
parameter). The trace data is loaded into a memory trace asso-
ciated with the specified data trace. If one or more memory
traces are already associated with the specified data trace, the
last generated memory trace is overwritten.
<TraceFile> String parameter to specify the name and directory of the trace
file to be loaded. Several file formats for trace files are suppor-
ted. The file extensions *.s<n>p, *.csv, and *.dat for Touch-
stone, ASCII, and Matlab files are mandatory.
If no path is specified the analyzer searches the current direc-
tory, to be queried with MMEMory:CDIRectory
<SParam
OrTraceName>
Optional string parameter: For imported Touchstone files for
more than one port (*.s2p, *.s3p, *.s4p), the parameter
denotes the imported S-parameter ('S11', 'S12', ...). For ASCII
(*.csv) and Matlab (*dat) files, the parameter references a
trace name in the file (case sensitive). If the parameter is omit-
ted, the first trace in the specified file is imported.
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