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GL900 USER'S MANUAL

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Settings and Measurement<br />

(2)-2 Data Capture Destination<br />

Specifies the data capture destination for captured data.<br />

Selection<br />

Internal RAM<br />

Internal flash memory<br />

USB memory<br />

Description<br />

Captures the measured data to the internal RAM. The data will be lost when the power is<br />

turned off. The data will be overwritten when next data is captured.<br />

Check the waveform and, if it is OK, press the File key to save the data (see page 3-36).<br />

If Auto Save is set to On, data will be automatically saved. See Section (2)-4.<br />

Tip This selection can be used for any sampling interval. Specify this selection if you<br />

want to capture data at higher rates than 500 us.<br />

This selection comes in handy for saving the memory space if you check the waveform<br />

of captured data first and save only necessary data.<br />

Captures the measured data to the internal flash memory. The data once captured is<br />

retained even after the power is turned off. This selection cannot be specified if the<br />

sampling interval is from 10 to 500 us. Select a sampling interval lower than 1 ms.<br />

Captures the measured data to the internal flash memory. The data once captured is<br />

retained even after the power is turned off. This selection cannot be specified if the<br />

sampling interval is from 10 to 500 us. Select a sampling interval lower than 1 ms.<br />

Tip Large-capacity USB memory can also be used. The use of USB memory comes<br />

in handy when you want to capture data many times or the capacity of the internal flash<br />

memory is not sufficient for long measurement (Data up to 2 GB can be captured per<br />

data capture).<br />

* Note that you cannot use USB memory with a security function such as fingerprint<br />

authentication.<br />

Data lost after power-off<br />

Data retained after power-off<br />

Measured data<br />

Internal RAM<br />

Saving data<br />

or<br />

Auto Save<br />

Internal flash memory<br />

or USB memory<br />

(2)-3 Number of Capture Points<br />

Specifies the number of data points to be captured to the internal RAM. This item can be set only<br />

when Internal RAM is selected in (2)-2.<br />

Before setting this item, check the time available for data capture ((A) in the figure).<br />

(2)-4 Auto Save<br />

Specifies whether to automatically save data captured to the internal RAM. This item can be set<br />

only when Internal RAM is selected in (2)-2.<br />

Selection<br />

Off<br />

On<br />

Description<br />

Disables auto save of data. Data captured to the internal RAM is lost when the power is turned off or<br />

next data is captured.<br />

If you want to keep data, press the FILE key to save the data.<br />

Enables auto save of data. Data captured to the internal RAM is saved either to the internal flash<br />

memory or USB memory.<br />

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