RIGOL DP832A - Manual (Page 104)

RIGOL Chapter 2 Command System
2-80 DP800 Programming Guide
:RECorder:MMEMory
Syntax :RECorder:MMEMory <dest>
Description Store the record file to the specified storage directory in the external memory.
Parameter Name Type Range Default
<dest> ASCII string Valid directory of the external memory None
Explanation  This command is only available when an USB storage device (D disk) is
detected.
 <dest> is the specified storage directory in the external memory. Its format is
<name>.ROF; wherein, <name> is the name of the file and can be Chinese
characters, English characters or numbers (a Chinese character is counted as
two characters); .ROF is the suffix of the record file and cannot be omitted.
 You cannot set the record period and storage directory when the recorder is
enabled ( :RECorder[:STATe] ); please set the desired storage directory before
enabling the recorder.
 You can use the :RECorder:MEMory command store the record file to the
internal memory with the specified filename or use
the :RECorder:DESTination? command to query the current storage directory.
 When the recorder is turned off, the instrument stores the record file to the
specified storage directory using the specified filename.
Example :REC:MMEM D:\RA.ROF /*Store the record file to the external memory with the
filename "RA.ROF"*/
Related
Commands
:RECorder:DESTination?
:RECorder:MEMory
:RECorder[:STATe]
:RECorder:PERIod
Syntax :RECorder:PERIod <value>
:RECorder:PERIod?
Description Set the record period of the recorder.
Query the current record period of the recorder.
Parameter Name Type Range Default
<value> Integer 1s to 99999s 1s
Explanation  The record period refers to the time interval at which the instrument samples
and records the output of each channel when the recorder is enabled.
 You cannot set the record period and storage directory when the recorder is
enabled ( :RECorder[:STATe] ); please set the desired storage directory before
enabling the recorder.
Return Format The query returns an integer from 1 to 99999.
Example :REC:PERI 5 /*Set the record period of the recorder to 5s*/
:REC:PERI? /*Query the current record period of the recorder and the query
returns 5*/
Related
Command
:RECorder[:STATe]