Specifications

RIGOL Chapter 2 Command System
2-86 M300 Programming Guide
MEMory:SAVE:DATA
MEMory:NAME:DATA?
MEMory:RECall:DATA
Syntax MEMory:SAVE:DATA <name>
MEMory:NAME:DATA?
MEMory:RECall:DATA <name>
Description The SAVE command saves the current measurement data with the specified filename to the
non-volatile memory (refer to
Appendix C: Non-volatile Memory). The NAME command
queries the filenames of all the measurement data files in the non-volatile memory
. The
RECall command recalls the specified measurement data file in the non-volatile memory
and overwrites the current measurement data.
Parameters
Name
Type
Range
Default
<name> Filename
A string enclosed in double quotation marks or
single quotation mark. It can contain up to 12
characters including English letters (a-z, A-Z),
numbers (0-9) or Chinese characters
[1]
.
None
Note
[1]
: A Chinese character occupies two bytes.
Explanation  The extension of the measurement data file is “.dat”.
 If there are no readings in the reading memory, sending the MEMory:SAVE:DATA
<name> command will generate an error.
 The instrument generates an error if you specify a name with more than 12 characters.
 The system configuration file includes the readings (include the units, time stamp,
channel number and alarm information (not affected by the
FORMat Command
Subsystem commands), max, min, average, sdev, peak to peak, scan start time and
scan count.
 A Factory Reset (the
*RST command) does not affect the measurement data files.
Sending the
SYSTem:SECurity[:IMMediate] command will delete all the measurement
data files in the non-volatile memory.
Return
Format
The query returns the filename with a .dat extension and enclosed in double quotation
marks. Multiple return values are separated by commas.
Example MEM:SAVE:DATA “20130708”
MEM:NAME:DATA?
MEM:REC:DATA “20130708”
The query returns “20130708.dat”.
Related
Command
MEMory Command Subsystem