Rohde & Schwarz MXO44-2410 Oscilloscope

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Data and file management
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MXO 4 Series
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To save results
1. Open "Menu" > "Save/Recall".
2. In the "Save" tab, press the "Results" button.
The save "Results" dialog opens.
3. Select the results to be saved. The "Save results" results list shows all result tables
that are currently open. All results are written into one file.
4. Under "Location", enter a "File name" and select "Save". Alternatively, select "Save
As" and define the target directory and file name in the file selection dialog.
The current results are saved to the selected file.
Remote commands:
EXPort:RESult:SELect:CURSor on page 525
EXPort:RESult:SELect:MEASurement on page 525
EXPort:RESult:NAME on page 524
EXPort:RESult:SAVE on page 525
12.4 Screenshots
To store the graphical results of the measurement, you can save a screenshot of the
graphic area. To document current settings, the open dialog box can be included in the
screenshot.
If you often save screenshots, try the following shortcuts:
The "Screen capture" toolbar icon saves the current display to a file according to
the settings in "Menu" > "Save/Recall" > "Save" tab > "Screenshot".
You can configure the [Camera] key to save screenshots by a single keypress. See
also "Camera hardkey action" on page 84.
If a USB flash drive is connected to the instrument, the default path of the user data
directory is set to the USB flash drive. Thus, you save data to USB flash drive automat-
ically, and you can change the directory in the file explorer at any time.
Screenshots on a computer using the Web interface
If the R&S MXO 4 is connected to a LAN, you can create and save screenshots of the
instrument's display on a computer.
Meta information in screenshots
The meta data of the screenshot also contains instrument information. In PNG and
JPEG files, meta information is saved as EXIF information and can be read, for exam-
ple, using the ExifTool.
Screenshots
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