All right, I've reproduced the error:
I have the SDG 1032X signal generator running firmware version 1.01.01.33R3 outputting a 1KHz waveform at 1Vpp out of channel one in High-Z mode. The generator is connected via a piece of 50 ohm coax to channel one of an SDS 1104X-U oscilloscope, running firmware version 1.1.5R6. The scope has channel one set to 1x mode, and is AC coupled, with the vertical timebase set to 200mV/div, and the horizontal timebase set to 200uS/div.
On the scope, I insert a USB flash drive with an 8GB capacity, and formatted to FAT32. I press the (save/recall) button on the scope. I press save. I select the type to be CSV and select "Param save" to off. I then press the save button on the menu. I select the new file button and select the default name. I then save the file, press return on the menu, and remove the flash drive.
I then insert the flash drive into the signal generator, press the Waveforms button, select Arb Type, select Stored Waveforms, and then select the CSV file off the USB device and press Recall. Then I get a message "Converting... Pease don't shutdown" followed by a percent complete number, which gets stuck at 35%.
This time, when I power the signal generator off and remove the flash drive, and then power it up again, I don't get bricked like I did last time.
Attached is the CSV file (zipped so that I can upload it to the forum).
Perhaps what is going on is that the file is *much* larger than what the system will be able to use in its totality, but I figured either the system would truncate the data or downsample it. However this procedure worked just fine in this video here:
https://youtu.be/iblCQElKJBs?si=NlFFi8tST8hBfjQ7&t=972Hope this helps,
- Omega Glory