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Waveforms to Save (Source)
You can select which waveforms to save from the options listed below.
CH1 to CH4, M1 to M4, LOGIC, and ALL (all waveforms)
• Y
ou can only save LOGIC waveforms when the data format is Binary or ASCII.
• The vertical-axis, horizontal-axis, and trigger settings are also saved along with the waveforms.
• If you select ALL, only the displayed waveforms are saved. In Interleave mode, computed
waveforms whose source is set to CH2 or CH4 cannot be saved.
History Data (History)
You can choose how much history data you want to save.
ALL: All history data is saved.
ONE: Only the currently displayed waveform is saved.
You can also only save the history data that has been found through a search. For information about
searching for history data, see chapter 11.
Data Compression (Compression)
You can select the data compression method. You cannot load compressed data into the DL6000/
DLM6000 acquisition memory.
OFF: Data is saved without compression.
P-P: Data is P-P
compressed and saved.
Decim:
*
Data is sampled and saved.
* This compression method cannot be used on the measured data from the LOGIC channel. When
you set the Source setting to ALL, the LOGIC channel measured data is P-P compressed.
File Size after Compression (Length)
When you select P-P or Decim, you can select the size that the file will be compressed to from the
options below.
2.5k, 6.25k, 12.5k, 62.5k, 125k, 250k, 625k, 1.25M, 2.5M, and 6.25M.
When the record length and the compressed size are the same, the saved file is not compressed.
Save Range (Range)
When the data format is ASCII, you can select the range of data to save from the options below.
Main (the main window), Z1 (the Zoom1 window), and Z2 (the Zoom2 window)
Logic Signal State Data
When the waveform to save is a logic signal and the data format is ASCII, you can save the logic
signal states that have been acquired at the edges of a specified clock signal.
B0
B1
Example when the clock is A0, the polarity is , and the data for B0 and B1 is saved.
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Saved value
13.4 Saving Measured Data
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