Setting Conditions For Waveform Acquisition - Unipulse TM201 Operation Manual

3 Setting Procedures
(5) Upper/Lower value
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(6) Acquisition time of waveform data

Setting conditions for waveform acquisition

(1) Display mode
Waveform display method is specified.
Normal
Waveforms can be acquired with the "Start" button. A maximum
of 1000 waveforms are automatically saved.
History
When "History" is selected in display mode, the waveforms
previously saved are displayed.
Upon selecting, the latest waveform is displayed.
The file name currently being displayed is shown in the upper
section of the waveform.
While history is shown, the "Start" and "Stop" buttons switch to
the "Prev." and "Next" buttons and a slider is shown above those
buttons.
The left end of the slider represents the oldest file while the right end represents the latest file.
When the slider is moved, the waveform currently being displayed switches accordingly. The file
switches to the previous file when the "Prev." button is clicked and to the next new file when the
"Next" button is clicked.
If the recording time of the waveform data to be displayed is more than a few minutes, it may take a
few tens of seconds to display depending on the PC environment.
At this point, the ALM (red) lamp may lights on; however, this is not a failure. Once file reading is
complete, the ALM (red) lamp lights off and is re-connected.
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Upper value and lower value of the waveform display scale are specified.
<Setting value> -1000000 to 1000000
(Digits after the decimal point differ depending on each decimal
place of the calibration tab.)
Once the "Set Max/Min" button is clicked, the maximum and
minimum values of each indicated value in (3) are set as upper value
and lower value respectively and a graph is displayed in the whole
frame.
The length (time) of one waveform datum to be acquired is set.
<Setting value> 0.1 to 1000 [second]
<Setting value>
Normal: Waveforms currently acquired are displayed.
History: Waveforms previously saved are displayed.
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