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The frames recorded before the TRIGGER input signal have
negative numbers. The frames recorded after the TRIGGER input
signal have positive numbers. The frame recorded when the
TRIGGER IN signal is received is frame number zero.
If the STOP key is pressed before the trigger input signal is
received, the last frame recorded becomes frame zero. The
frames recorded before frame zero will have negative frame
numbers.
If the STOP key is pressed after the trigger input signal is received,
the trigger frame is still frame zero. The STOP key will stop the
post-trigger part of the recording.
When the TRIGGER input signal is received before the desired
number of pre-trigger frames are recorded, the trigger frame is
still frame zero. The number of pre-trigger frames available
during playback will be less than the pre-trigger selection.
For example: Assume that TRIG is set for 200. The recording is
started and with only 100 frames recorded the TRIGGER input
signal is received. The TRIGGER frame is frame zero and the
number of pre-trigger frames available during playback are
from -99 to 0.
Pre-Trigger
FRAME –700
REC
ON
When the processor is powered on the record mode will return to
the selection that was in effect when power was turned off.
Trigger
in
Post-Trigger
signal
Trigger
frame
"0"
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