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Refer to the information on trace formats in the help system or in the user manual to
learn more about the diagram properties.
6.1.5 Saving and printing data
The analyzer provides standard functions for saving measurement settings and for
saving or printing the results. You can use these functions as if you were working on a
standard PC. Moreover you can export your trace data to an ASCII file and reuse it in a
later session or in an external application.
Data transfer is made easier if external accessories are connected to the analyzer or if
the instrument is integrated into a LAN. Refer to Chapter 3.11, "Connecting external
accessories", on page 21, and Chapter 7.2, "Remote operation in a LAN", on page 72
to obtain information about the necessary steps.
1. Activate the System – [File Print] > "Trace Data" softtool tab.
2. In the "Trace Data" softtool tab, select "Export" – "ASCII..." to open the "Export
Data - ASCII Files" dialog.
3. In the "Export Data - ASCII Files" dialog:
a) Select a file location ("Look in:").
b) Enter a file name ("File name:").
c) Select "Save".
The analyzer writes the data of the active trace to an ASCII file and closes the dia-
log.
4. Activate the "Print" softtool tab (System – [File Print] > "Print") .
5. In the "Print" softtool tab, select "Print" to print the diagram area or "To Clipboard"
to copy it to the Windows clipboard.
6. Select System – [File Print] > "Recall Sets" > "Save..." to open the "Save" dialog for
recall sets.
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