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  1. #1
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    i have done very little inspection work with our probe and have had some succes using it. i was looking for some help on saving multable probe data in a variable and then printing all the recorded data in one (w) print cycle any info would be helpful

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    carguy001:

    Your question would probably get more attention under HAAS in its own thread instead of under VQC.

    Why do you want to dump all the data at once?

    If you send many DPRNT statements at one time your can overflow the HAAS output buffer, even at 115.2 kbaud. It is better to spread these in time. Also if you have a large number of data points you might have a shortage of available variables. Using a large number of variables creates a management or definition problem.

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  3. #3
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    thanks gar i will put something in the haas thread but do you know how to store the data to a variable and then print from the variable


    thanks again

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    carguy001:

    Assume the X-axis value you want to output is in variable #501, then the following statement will output whatever is in #501:

    DPRNT [ X#501[24] ---- 501 VALUE.]

    If #501 contained 4.7641, then the resultant printed output would be
    X 4.7641 ---- 501 VALUE.

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  5. #5
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    thanks gar

    i will play around with this a little bit and see what happens i look at your other posts and think that will also help

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