Fluke CombiScope PM3370B User Manual page 45

GETTING STARTED
Here is how traces are stored in memory:
Step 6 Use the TRACK control to select an empty memory
location such as m1, m2, or m3. Empty locations are
marked with a circle in front of the memory location
number (e.g.,
Step 7 Press the second blue softkey ('save'). You have
now saved the acquisition signal into memory
'register' m3. A single register can contain a set of up
to three traces (e.g., CH1, CH2, and EXT (trigger
view)). In this case only one input channel was
turned on, so that only one was stored.
Step 8 Remove the probe from CH1. Now recall the stored
trace.
Step 9 Press the RECALL key.
Step 10 Select the previously filled memory register m3 with the TRACK
control. A memory register with trace information is indicated with
Step 11 Press the second blue softkey to turn on the display of this register.
Indicated by
Step 12 Turn the control to separate the acquisition (live signal) and the trace
recalled from memory.
NOTE: You are now able to operate nearly all the oscilloscope's functions in
most routine applications. Please continue with Chapter 4 for a more
detailed description of the oscilloscope's many advanced features.
Memory indications:
Empty register
Filled register
Displayed register
m3).
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SAVE ACQ
TO
MEMORY
m2
m3
m4
save
clear
copy
CLEAR &
PROTECT
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