RIGOL DP832A - Manual (Page 67)

Chapter 2 Command System RIGOL
DP800 Programming Guide 2-43
:MMEMory:LOAD
Syntax :MMEMory:LOAD <file_name>
Description Read the specified file under the current operation directory.
Parameter Name Type Range Default
<file_name> ASCII string
Filenames of the files stored
in the current operation
directory
None
Explanation  This command is only applicable to external memory and is only valid when the
current directory is the external memory or a folder in the external memory.
Executing this command can read the state file (RSF), timer file (RTF) and
delay file (RDF) under the current operation directory.
 This command is only available when the specified file has been stored in the
current operation directory. <file_name> is the filename (the filename uses
the file type as the suffix, for example, STA.RSF) of the file to be read.
 If the file to be read is not under the current operation directory, please use
the :MMEMory:CDIRectory command to modify the current operation directory.
 You can also send the :RECAll:EXTErnal command to recall the instrument
state file stored in the root directory of the external memory of the instrument.
Example :MMEM:LOAD STA.RSF /*Read the STA.RSF file under the current operation
directory*/
Related
Commands
:MMEMory:CDIRectory
:RECAll:EXTErnal
:MMEMory:MDIRectory
Syntax :MMEMory:MDIRectory <dir_name>
Description Create a new folder under the current operation directory.
Parameter Name Type Range Default
<dir_name> ASCII string Refer to the "Explanation" None
Explanation  This command is only applicable to external memory and is only valid when the
current directory is the external memory.
 <dir_name> is the name of the folder to be created. It can contain up to 9
characters, including Chinese characters, English characters or numbers (one
Chinese character is counted as two characters).
 If the current directory contains a folder with the same name, the system will
display the prompt message showing that the operation fails.
Example :MMEM:MDIR NEW /*Create a folder with the name NEW under the current
operation directory*/