Series 2280 Precision Measurement DC Power Supplies Reference Manual Section 7: SCPI command reference077085501 / February 2015 7-117Example:TRACe:POINts:ACTual? Query the number of stored reading in the buffer.Output:200Also seeReading buffer (on page 3-7):TRACe[n]:SAVE or :DATA[n]:SAVEThis command saves data from the specified reading buffer to a USB flash drive.Type Affected by Where saved Default valueCommand only Not applicable Not applicable Not applicableUsage:TRACe[n]:SAVE :TRACe[n]:SAVE , :TRACe[n]:SAVE , , , :DATA[n]:SAVE :DATA[n]:SAVE , :DATA[n]:SAVE , , , [n] Channel number: For single-channel instruments, the value is 1.<fileName> A string that indicates the name of the file on the USB flash drive in which to savethe reading buffer<timeFormat> Defines how date and time information from the buffer is saved in the file on theUSB flash drive; the values are: Dates, times, and fractional seconds are saved; the default value: TSTamp Relative time stamps (in seconds) are saved: RELative Relative time stamps are saved: RSTampFor details about time format, see :TRACe[n]:DATA? or :DATA[n]:DATA? (on page7-111).<start> Defines the starting point in the buffer to start saving data<end> Defines the ending point in the buffer to stop saving dataDetailsFor options that save more than one item of time information, each item is comma-delimited. Forexample, the default format is date, time, and fractional seconds for each reading.Example:TRACe:SAVE "myData":TRACe:SAVE "myDataRel", REL:TRACe:SAVE "myDataRel100",REL,1,100Save all readings and default time information to a filenamed myData.csv on the USB flash drive.Save all readings and relative time stamps to a filenamed myDataRel.csv on the USB flash drive.Save the buffer readings from 1 through 100 to a filenamed myDataRel100.csv on the USB flash drive.Also seeReading buffer (on page 3-7)
