Recall configuration menu fields and controls.
Field or control Description
Look in: Shows the current directory path to the location of a file.
Tap on the file path and use a keyboard to enter a new save location. Or double-tap on the file
name to open the virtual keyboard and enter a path.
Tap the down arrow icon on the right end of the field to open a list of recent file save locations,
up to a maximum of 20 locations.
File type to open (tabs) Tabs on the left let you set which type of file to recall (Waveform, Setup, or Session).
Selecting a file type sets the file extensions in the Files of Type field to the correct value.
The Drive column lists the directory structure, opening at the root (/) level. Use to quickly
navigate to a location.
Tap to list the contents of the directory in the Name pane.
Double-tap an item to display the directory and any subdirectories under it. Double-tap again to
close that directory structure.
Drag the list up and down to show more entries.
Use the arrow buttons to navigate the file directory.
The left arrow navigates back to the previously visited folder.
The Right arrow navigates forward to the previously visited folder.
The Up arrow navigates up one level from the current folder.
Use to create a new directory (folder) at the current location. Opens the new directory after it is
created.
File name Lists the selected file name.
Files of type Use to select the file format you want to open. The drop-down list shows all file extension types
that the instrument can read for the selected file type.
Cancel Cancels the file open action and closes the configuration menu.
Recall Recalls the selected file.
Recalling a waveform file adds a Reference waveform badge to the Settings bar and displays
the waveform as it fits in the current Horizontal setting.
Recalling a Setup or Session immediately sets the oscilloscope to the settings in the file and
displays any waveforms that were part of the recalled session.
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