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3. Select the waveform file in file explorer (*.csv/*.bin), see "To select the path or file
in file explorer" on P43.
4. Select the reference waveform that you want to load to in the right menu.
5. Operate the selected reference waveform, see "To display/remove reference
waveforms" on P42.
To recall setup files
Setup files can be recalled from one of 15 internal locations or from internal/external
storage.
1. Press the Save button.
2. Select Recall in the bottom menu; select Recall Setup.
3. Select From in the right menu; in the left menu, select one of 15 internal locations,
or select File to recall from internal/external storage.
4. If you select one from Set1～Set15, select OK Load in the right menu.
5. If you select File, select File detail to enter the file explorer. Select the setup file in
file explorer (*.set), see "To select the path or file in file explorer" on P43. Select
Recover Setup in the right menu.
To select the path or file in file explorer
Introduction of the drive letters
D: Internal storage
E/F etc.: The USB flash drive plugged into the USB port of the oscilloscope
In file explorer, you can use touchscreen or the G knob to select the storage, folder or
file.
Using touchscreen: You can drag your finger up or down to scroll the file list; touch
the drive letter, folder or file to select. Touch the drive letter or folder twice quickly to
expand or collapse the file list.
Using the G knob: Turn the G knob to select in the file list. When the drive letter or
folder is selected, push the G knob to expand or collapse the file list.
To edit file names
The oscilloscope gives all files it creates a default name in the following format:
owonXXXX.set for setup files
owonXXXX.png, owonXXXX.bmp, or owonXXXX.jpg for image files
owonXXXXYYY.csv or owonXXXXYYY.bin for waveform files
owonXXXX.PF for rule files of pass/fail
The XXXX is an integer from 0000 to 9999.
For waveform files, the YYY is the channel of the waveform, and can be one of the
following: CH1, CH2, CH3, or CH4 for the channels; RF1, RF2, RF3, or RF4 for
reference waveforms
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