steps. At the same time, you can manually save only the Summary Results for the last cycle with the use of the
File Manager described above.
Note: Manual saving is not possible when the instrument is measuring. If you attempt to save results,
the message “Measurement in progress!” will be displayed for about 3 seconds.
Note: When no measurements were performed and there are no results to save, all the save functions
are disabled.
Automatic saving of Wave files
Wave files with an extension .WAV containing signal recording data are also
saved automatically in the SD Card memory. To enable automatic saving next
conditions should be fulfilled:
1. SD-card should be inserted and there should be enough space on it.
2. The wave recording should be switched on (path: <Menu> / Measurement
/ Logging / Wave Recording / Wave Rec.: Continuous or On Trigger).
The wave file name is defined automatically using the same rules as for the
logger files. The default prefix for the wave files is R.
Note: During the measurement run with recording of the time-domain signal to the wave file the „wave”
icon is displayed.
Note: The wave files usually are big in size and may use enormous memory space. Since the wave-
file name is not displayed on the result view screen, you should remember that wave recording
function is active and switch it off always when wave recording is not required.
Saving of setup files
The measurement configuration setup files
can be stored in the SD Card memory with an
extension .SVT manually either by means of
<S/P> key or by creating the <New File> in
the Setup Manager list.
There is no automatic option for the setup files
saving, but the instrument always generates
new setup name automatically with default
prefix SET.
2.12 DOWNLOADING AND UPLOADING FILES
Downloading files
All files stored in the instrument’s memory (micro SD-card) can be downloaded to the PC. There are two ways to
download files.
Since the file structure of the SD-card is the same as on most PC, you may extract the micro SD-card and use it
directly in the PC. But it is not recommended.
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