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88 Saving Data Real-time save Since setting the real-time save to [On] allows data to be saved in a storage device simultaneously with measurement, the instrument can perform measurement for a long period of time regardl…

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Saving Data
Structure of the save destination folders
The instrument saves folders under the “HIOKI_MR8740T” folder as follows.
Every folder can collectively retain up to 5000 les and folders.
MEASURE
0001MEAS.CSV
5000MEAS.CSV
PICT
0001SCR.BMP
5000SCR.BMP
CONFIG
0001CONF.SET
5000CONF.SET
When the number of les in the xxxxDATA (“xxxx”
represent a gure of 0001 to 9999) folder reaches
5000, the instrument automatically creates a new
folder with the next number.
When [Method] is set to [Delete], the instrument
automatically creates the xxxxDELSAVE (“xxxx”
represent a gure of 0002 to 9999) folder and
saves les in this folder. Files in this folder are
subject to being deleted.
0001DATA
HIOKI_MR8740T
WAVE
0002DATA
9999DATA
0001AUTO.MEM
0001AUTO.CSV
Up to 5000 les
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Real-time save
Since setting the real-time save to [On] allows data to be saved in a storage device simultaneously
with measurement, the instrument can perform measurement for a long period of time regardless of
the capacity of the internal memory.
The measurement condition settings are different between setting the real-time save to [On] and
[Off].
When setting the real-time save to [On], you cannot use the following functions:
Auto-save, trigger function, waveform calculation function, and memory division function.
No storage device can be removed or replaced during the real-time save.
If displaying the message, Warning No. 235 [Real-time save could not be completed within
available time.], the instrument may record abnormal data in a waveform le saved in a storage
device.
The operation may be automatically restricted or the magnication may be changed if there is a
risk that saving data cannot be completed in time during the real-time save.
When any numerical calculation is set, only manual calculation can be executed.
After the measurement has been complete, select
> [Calculation] > [Numerical
calculation], and then click [Execute].
When using a USB ash drive for real-time save, select Model Z4006 USB Drive (option).
When using a ash drive for real-time save, connect it to the USB 3.0 connector on the rear side
of the instrument. Connecting the drive to the USB 2.0 connector cannot deliver the real-time
save speed specied in the product specications.
Maximum recording time
When the real-time save is set to [On], the maximum recording time is determined based on the
recording interval, the remaining capacity of a storage device, and the number of channels to be
used.
When the sampling rate is set at a slow rate, the recording time is set to a long period of time
(one year or more) depending on a condition. The operation cannot be guaranteed because the
warranty period or product life may disturb it.
When the external sampling is used, the instrument calculates the maximum recording time
assuming a recording interval of 500 MS/s.
Refer to “Maximum recordable time when the real-time save is enabled (values for reference
purposes)” (p. 221).
Waveform data
When recording waveforms with the real-time save set to [On], the instrument directly saves
measured waveform data (.MEM) onto a storage device. If the le size is large, the instrument
automatically divides the le into several les each of which has 512 MB and saves them.
Deleting and saving les when saving data in real time
If the capacity of the storage device becomes full while the instrument is storing les, it
automatically deletes waveform les created after the measurement has started beginning from
the oldest, securing free space in the storage device. When free space in a storage device is less
than the sum of the created le size and 512 MB before starting a measurement, however, the
instrument cannot overwrite any new les over the older les. Use a storage device with as much
free space as possible.
The instrument does not delete waveform les saved in the past.
When [Method] is set to [Delete], the recording length can be set at 10000 days at a maximum;
however, data the instrument retains after the measurement is limited to a free space size of a
storage device at the start of recording (recording time of the normal saving).
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> [Status] > [Save]
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Congure the real-time save and sampling rate settings on the [Condition] screen
Refer to “1.2 Setting Measurement Conditions” (p. 5).
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Click the [Media] box, and then choose a destination to save from the list.
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Click the [Recording time] box, and then enter a recording time.
d 0 to 10000 (days)
h 0 to 23 (hours)
min 0 to 59 (minutes)
s 0 to 59 (seconds)
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Click the [Method] box, and then from the list, choose a saving way if a space of a storage
device is insufcient.
Normal
Stops the real-time save and measurement if the storage device is full.
Delete Deletes older les and saves les in real time if the storage device is full (waveform
les only).
The instrument deletes les only created after the measurement has started. It does
not delete previously existing les.
Setting [Media] to [FTP] forces this setting into [Normal].
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Click the [Channel] box, and then choose an option for channels to be recorded.
Display The instrument records data acquired across channels with the waveform display set
to [On].
All
Records data acquired across all measured channels. The instrument also records
data acquired across channels with the waveform display set to [Off].
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Check settings that include the input channel settings, and then click the start icon.
The instrument saves data onto a storage device in real time during measurement.
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