Using The Sequential Save Function - Hioki 8841 Instruction Manual

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15.1 Using the Sequential Save Function

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15.1 Using the Sequential Save Function
Input signal capture is carried out continuously using the trigger, storing
waveform data successively in each block. Any block in which an input
signal is recorded can be called up on the display. During measurement,
displaying, printing, and saving cannot be carried out until the recording
data in all block is completed.
When continuous print (auto print) is being performed in REPEAT trigger
mode
Recording length
Using sequential save
Recording length
･･･Dead time: approx. 5 ms min.
(interval in which no sampling occurs due to display
and print processing)
･ Down time during which no further data is sampled, in order to permit
display and recording after the acquired data is recorded to one block, is set
to about 15 ms when the view function is enabled by the memory recorder
function, and to about 4 ms when the view function is disabled.
･ The Recorder & Memory function is active within the range of [2.5 ms + the
recorder sampling cycle (1/100 of the time axis range)] to [2.5 ms + the
recorder sampling cycle × 2].
･ While the sequential save function is being used, the waveform processing
calculation and averaging functions are disabled.
･ While the roll mode is being used in memory recorder function, the
sequential save function in the status is disabled.
Recording length
Brief phenomena may not register
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Data are divided into blocks and recorded in memory.
Recording length