Agilent Technologies 35670A Manual page 375

MMEMory
Commands in this subsystem control the analyzer's mass storage (disk) functions. Two of the mass
storage devices are RAM-based disks—one using non-volatile RAM and the other using volatile RAM.
Another mass storage device is an internal disk drive that uses 3.5 inch flexible disks. In addition, the
analyzer can access an external disk drive. The disk drives (internal or external) can access either LIF or
DOS disk formats. A maximum of five units can be active at any one time.
In most cases, if you do not send a mass storage specifier with a command that requires one, a default
specifier is assumed. You select the default specifier with the MMEM:MSIS command.
Syntax Descriptions
Syntax descriptions in this chapter use the following conventions:
<FILE> ::=
This string is used to describe the name of a file. It does not include any disk drive information.
The valid character set for <FILE> depends on the disk format.
DOS file names are limited to 8 ASCII characters followed by a period and a three character extension. The
period and extension are not required. File names are not case sensitive.
LIF file names are limited to 10 character which may include any character except ":" "," and "|". The first
character must be a letter. File names are case sensitive.
<FILENAME> ::=
This string is used to describe the name of a file on the default disk or on the specified disk. The allowed form
is:
"[MSIS:][\DOS_DIR\]"
where MSIS: must be replaced with:
RAM: which selects volatile RAM.
NVRAM: which selects non-volatile RAM.
INT: which selects the internal disk drive.
EXT[,<select_code>[,<unit_number>]]: which selects the external disk drive.
The brackets are not literal in the parameter. They indicate that the disk drive designation is optional. If the
disk drive is not specified, the default disk drive is used. Select the default specifier with the MMEM:MSIS
command.
'[PATH]filename'
where PATH must be replaced with:
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