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Does anyone know of a convenient way to automatically save data in VNMR6.1? Occasionally, if an experiment is left to run overnight, I am not able to reach the terminal in time before another user runs an experiment. I would like to be able to tell the software to save the data once acquisition is complete.

Thank you for your time!

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I think the variable "wexp" is something that can be used for this; you can specify a command/macro that will be executed once the experiment completes. See the "Command and Parameter Reference" manual for more information and syntax.

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answered May 04 '12 at 14:35

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Thank you very much! It worked like a charm. - Chris Barber (May 06 '12 at 19:11)

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I often use "wexp" for this purpose. You can use the "n1" variable to store a text string (the full path name under which you wish to store the fid). Then set wexp='svf(n1)' and begin the experiment with "au". The fid will automatically be saved at the "n1" location.

For example, n1='/home/username/mydata/name' would produce a fid at /home/username/mydata/name.fid.

If you forget to start with "au", you can always enter "wexp(n1)" as a command on the command line. This will then do the same thing as if you started the experiment with an "au"

-George Gray Agilent

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answered May 07 '12 at 09:38

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If you use the "run" command to start the experiment it will ask for a file name and should save the experiment when it is finished.

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answered May 08 '12 at 09:28

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