The memory buffer function increases the number of memory traces up to 8 for each data trace. Memory traces are saved in a buffer queue.
By default, the memory buffer function is disabled, the queue depth is 1, so there is only 1 memory trace associated with each data trace. It is Memory Trace Function.
When the memory buffer function is enabled, the queue depth increases to 8, so it is possible to record up to 8 memory traces for each data trace.
Memory traces are saved in chronological order. The new memory trace is numbered 1, and the numbers of the previous memory traces are increased by one. If the number of memory traces in the memory buffer exceeds 8, the oldest trace is discarded.
All memory traces contained in the memory buffer are displayed simultaneously.
For math operations, only one of memory buffer trace is used (such a trace is called active). By default, the newest memory trace is active. If necessary, any trace in the memory buffer can be activated.
Memory Buffer Menu
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To enable / disable the function of saving to memory buffer: Memory > Memory Buffer > Buffer [ON/OFF] |
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To assign a memory trace as active for math operations: Memory > Memory Buffer > Active Memory> Memory trace [ 1 | 2 | 3 ... 8 ] The memory traces in the buffer are arranged in chronological order, where 1 is the newest save, 8 is the oldest. |
