YOKOGAWA WE7281 User Manual page 31

3.3 Setting the Output Condition in the AG Mode
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Selecting the number of channels used
Select the maximum number of channels used of the waveform to be loaded with the [CH
Mode] option button. The choices are shown below. When auto load is used to load
waveform data, this number is automatically set to the number of channels used of the
waveform data being loaded. The length of data that can be loaded varies depending on
the number of channels used and the number of memory partitions as follows.
1CH: Load one channel of data. Load up to 4 Mwords/number of memory partitions.
2CH: Load two channels of data. Load up to 2 Mwords/number of memory partitions.
4CH: Load four channels of data. Load up to 1 Mword/number of memory partitions.
Selecting the memory partition
Select the number of waveform memory partitions (number of blocks) from 1, 2, 4, 8, 16,
32, 64, 128, and 256 in the [Memory Partition] list box. When auto load is used to load
waveform data, the number of memory partitions is automatically set according to the
number of blocks of the waveform data. (For example, if the number of blocks is 10, the
number of memory partitions is set to 16.)
Setting the data length
Set the data length of the output waveform in the [Pattern Length] entry box. The range
is 10 to (the maximum allowable data length). When auto load is used to load waveform
data, the data length is automatically set to the data length of each block of the
waveform data being loaded.
Note
Data in the memory are cleared when the number of channels or memory partitions is changed.
Setting the Start/End block
Set the start and end numbers of the block in the [Start Block No.] and [End Block No.]
list boxes, respectively. The operation varies depending on the output mode as follows.
One Shot/Cont/Repeat : Outputs only the waveform of the [Start Block No.].
Trigger : Sequentially outputs the data from blocks [Start Block No.] through [End
Block No.] every time a trigger occurs. When block [End Block No.] is
reached, the pointer returns to block [Start Block No.].
Setting the arbitrary waveform data loading
Auto load
Load the waveform data according to the following procedure.
1. Check the [Auto] box and click the [Load Data] button. The following dialog box appears.
2. Clicking the button to the left of the [OK] button opens the [Open] dialog box. Select a
file with extension [.wvf] or [.csv] and click the [Open] button.
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