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Rohde & Schwarz SMW200A - Protecting Data

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File and Data Management
R&S
®
SMW200A
628User Manual 1175.6632.02 ─ 16
1)
Hostname syntax rs<inst><Serial Number> has changed to
<INST>-<Serial Number> (FW 3.20.200.xx and later), see Chapter 2.1.4.2,
"Using Computer Names (Hostnames)", on page 46
2)
UserPreset.savrcltxt is renamed as UserPresetInactive.savrcltxt;
an existing file with the same name is overwritten.
If the default values in the "Remote Access" dialog had been changed, a factory preset
via remote control (:SYSTem:FPReset) terminates the connection to the instrument.
Security settings are never reset.
Resets all parameters and switching states, and closes all opened dialogs.
A PRESET resets also external instruments connected to the R&S SMW.
See Chapter 3.4.3, "External RF and I/Q Settings", on page 147.
10.3 Protecting Data
During operation, the R&S SMW saves user data permanently in the user directory,
see "File storage location" on page 620.
To protect any classified data and to avoid saving any sensitive data on the
R&S SMW permanently, you can:
Store user files temporarily in the /var/volatile directory, which remains
available only until the instrument is switched off.
You can access data saved in volatile memory just as data stored permanently in
the /var/user/.
See also Chapter 10.8.3, "How to Display All Saved Files", on page 642.
Activate the volatile mode so that no user data can be written to the internal mem-
ory permanently.
Instead, you can only save user data:
Temporary in the volatile memory
On a connected external storage device, such as a memory stick
See also:
"Default storage location" on page 620
"Volatile Mode" on page 689
Chapter 10.9.4, "Using a USB Storage Device for File Transfer", on page 649
10.4 Saving and Recalling Instrument Settings
Possibly you would like to restore or repeat a signal generation you performed under
specific conditions on the instrument. Or, in a test setup with more than one signal gen-
Saving and Recalling Instrument Settings

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