After any data acquisition process, specific statements are required to write the data onto the disk. As a function of the type of experiment, different format is used.

• The standard way to implement the write data statement in a 1D pulse program is (see zg) :

  ... wr #0 ...

• The standard way to implement the write data statement in a 2D magnitude-mode experiment is (see cosyqf) :

  ... d1 mc #0 to 2 F1QF(id0) ...

  in which FnMODE is set to QF

• The standard way to implement the write data statement in a 2D phase-sensitive experiment is (see cosyph) :

  ... d1 mc #0 to 2 F1PH(ip1, id0) ...

  in which FnMODE is set to States-TPPI, TPPI, States or QSEC

• The standard way to implement the write data statement in a 2D phase-sensitive experiment using echo-antiecho is (see hmqcetgp) :

  ... d1 do:f2 mc #0 to 2 F1EA(igrad EA, id0 & ip3*2 & ip5*2 & ip31*2) ...

  in which FnMODE is set to echo-antiecho

• The standard way to implement the write data statement in a 2D phase-sensitive experiment using echo-antiecho and PEP methodology is (see hmqcetgpsi) :

  ... d1 do:f2 mc #0 to 2 F1EA(igrad EA & ip4*2, id0 & ip3*2 & ip5*2 & ip31*2) ...

  in which FnMODE is set to echo-antiecho