Fluke 190-204/EU 4-channel hand-held oscilloscope, ScopeMeter® 190 series II, hand-held 3894409 User Manual
Product codes
3894409
Fluke 190-104, Fluke 190-204
Users Manual
Users Manual
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Saving and Recalling
You can:
•
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Save screens and setups to internal memory, and
recall them again from memory. The test tool has 15
‘screen and setup’ memories, 2 ‘record and setup’
memories, and 1 screen image memory. See also
Table 1.
recall them again from memory. The test tool has 15
‘screen and setup’ memories, 2 ‘record and setup’
memories, and 1 screen image memory. See also
Table 1.
•
Save up to 256 screens and setups to a USB memory
device, and recall them again from memory.
device, and recall them again from memory.
•
Name saved screens and setups according to your
own preferences.
own preferences.
•
Recall screens and recordings to analyze the screen
image at a later date.
image at a later date.
•
Recall a setup to continue a measurement with the
recalled operating configuration.
recalled operating configuration.
Notes
Saved data are stored in non-volatile Flash
memory.
memory.
Not saved instrument data are stored in RAM
memory and will be kept at least 30 seconds
when the battery is removed when no power is
supplied via the BC190 power adapter.
memory and will be kept at least 30 seconds
when the battery is removed when no power is
supplied via the BC190 power adapter.
Table 1. Test Tool Internal Memory
Mode Memory
locations
15x
2x
1x
METER
Setup +
1 screen
1 screen
- Screen
image
SCOPE
Setup +
1 screen
1 screen
Setup +
100 replay
screens
100 replay
screens
Screen image
SCOPE REC
-
Setup +
record data
record data
Screen image
TRENDPLOT
-
Setup +
trendplot data
trendplot data
Screen image
In persistence mode the most recently written trace will be
saved, not all persistence traces.
saved, not all persistence traces.
In the displayed file list of stored screens and setups the
following symbols are used:
following symbols are used:
setup + 1 screen
setup + replay screens/record data
setup + trendplot data
screen image (imagexxx.bmp)