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Chapter 2 Front Panel Operations RIGOL

DG900 User's Guide 2-73

Store and Recall

DG900 can store the current instrument state and user-defined Sequence waveforms

in the internal or external memory. You can recall them when needed. DG900 can

also seamlessly interconnect with RIGOL's oscilloscopes that support USB-TMC;

rebuild and output the waveform data collected by the oscilloscope losslessly.

Press Store on the front panel or tap the

icon in the information setting area at

the lower-right corner of the user interface to enable the Store/Recall function and

open the Store/Recall interface as shown in the figure below.

Figure 2-18 Store and Recall Interface

Storage System

DG900 can store the current instrument state and user-defined Sequence waveforms

in the internal or external memory. You can recall them when needed. DG900

provides an internal non-volatile memory (Disk C) and an external memory (Disk D).

1． Disk C: You can store instrument states and Sequence waveform files (created

by users or downloaded through remote commands) to Disk C. Also, you can

copy the files from Disk C to the USB storage device.

2． Disk D: available when the USB storage device is detected by the rear-panel

USB HOST interface.

You can store state files or arbitrary waveform files to Disk D. The number of the

files that can be stored is determined by the storage capacity of the USB storage

device.

The Csv files and Bmp files stored in the USB storage device can also be read.

Note: DG900 can only identify the file whose filename is named in the filename

input interface. If other characters are used to name the file, the name might not be

normally displayed in the store and recall interface.