# :WMEMory:UNAMe

:WMEMory General Commands

- :WMEMory:CLEar
- :WMEMory:COLor
- :WMEMory:CWINdow
- :WMEMory:DISPlay
- :WMEMory:DSTatus?
- :WMEMory:DSTatus:REASon?
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:FACTor
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:METHod
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:STATus?
- :WMEMory:INTerpolate:STATus:REASon?
- :WMEMory:PATTern:FILE:GCODe
- :WMEMory:PATTern:FILE:NAME
- :WMEMory:PATTern:FILE:RELoad
- :WMEMory:PATTern:INVert
- :WMEMory:PATTern:KPATtern
- :WMEMory:PATTern:MODE
- :WMEMory:SIGNal:TYPE
- :WMEMory:STATus?
- :WMEMory:TTIMebase
- :WMEMory:UNAMe
- :WMEMory:UNAMe:UFName

## Command Syntax

    :WMEMoryN:UNAMe <string>

{1:8} identifies one of eight waveform memories. For example, the memory 2 would be identified as :WMEMory2

## Query Syntax

    :WMEMoryN:UNAMe?

## Description

Assigns a custom user name to waveform memory. User names are helpful because they identify what a waveform represents rather than the oscilloscope's input channel. For example, you could assign user name "DUT Output" to the memory 2 waveform. User names can be 25 characters or less and are displayed on the screen and on screen captures. To remove a custom user name, re-create it using an empty string. To assign the user name to the name of the waveform file that was imported into color grade memory, use the `:WMEMory:UNAMe:UFName` command.

Custom user names can by created for other waveforms using the following commands:

- `:CHANnel:UNAMe`
- `:CMODe:UNAMe`
- `:DIFF:UNAMe`
- `:CGMemory:UNAMe`
- `:FUNCtion:UNAMe`

## Example Command Sequence

    :WMEMory4:UNAMe "DUT Output"