Rohde & Schwarz SGS100A - Examples; Extensions for User Files

Remote Control Commands
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Depending on how much information is provided, either the values specified in the
parameter or the values specified with the command MMEM:CDIR (default directory)
are used for the path and the drive settings in the commands.
Before the instrument settings can be stored in a file, they have to be stored in an inter-
mediate memory using common command *SAV <number>. The specified number is
subsequently used in the :MMEMory:STORe:STATe on page 221 command. Also,
subsequently to loading a file with instrument settings with command :MMEMory:
LOAD:STATe on page 219, these settings have to be activated with the common com-
mand *RCL <number>.
11.9.2 Extensions for User Files
The following table lists all available file extensions for user files.
Table 11-1: Automatically assigned file extensions in the instrument
Function Contents File suffix
R&S SGMA-GUI Save As/Open Software settings
*.savrcl
11.9.3 Examples
In these examples, the current instrument setting is stored in the file
test.savrcltxt in the directory /var/sgs/..
Storing and Loading Current Settings
1. Store the current setting in an intermediate memory with the number 4. This setting
can be called using command *RCL and the associated number of the memory, for
example *RCL 4.
*SAV 4
2. To store the settings in a file in a specific directory, specify the complete path.
MMEM:STOR:STAT 4,"/var/sgs/test.savrcltxt"
3. To store the settings in a file in the default drive, set the default drive and specify
only the file name.
MMEM:CDIR '/var/sgs/'*SAV 4
MMEM:STOR:STAT 4,"test.savrcltxt"
4. Load the file test.savrcltxt in the user directory.
MMEM:LOAD:STAT 4,'/var/sgs/test.savrcltxt'
5. Activate the instrument setting of the file test.savrcltxt.
*RCL 4
Working with Files and Directories
1. Read out all files in the specified directory.
MMEM:CAT? 'usbuser'
MMEMory Subsystem