ADInstruments ML1001 Owner's Manual page 22

Name
CTrigger signal selector key
(MAIN, EXT)
DDelay time display
(DELAY)
EStimulation pulse interval
display (INTERVAL)
FStimulation pulse duration
display (DURATION)
GStimulation pulse count
display (TRAIN)
HMonitor lamp
(OUTPUT)
Selects a trigger signal. The lamp for the selected key lights.
MAIN: Signal generated by MAIN INTERVAL described above
EXT: Signal generated by EXTERNAL TRIGGER described above
Sets the delay time (T2) until the channel outputs a stimulation pulse after the
trigger signal is received. The timing is shown in Fig.12.
Number Setting range
3 digits 0-99.9 sec
Sets the pulse interval (T4) when the number of stimulation pulses is set by
TRAIN to 2 pulses or more or to continuous stimulation (run). The timing is
shown in Fig.12.
Number Setting range
3 digits 100 µsec to 999 sec
Sets the stimulation pulse duration (T3). The timing is shown in Fig.12.
Number Setting range
3 digits 10 µsec to 99.9 sec
Sets the number (n) of stimulation pulses.
Fig.12 shows an example when n=5.
Setting range: 0 to 999.
Single pulse stimulation occurs at n=001, pair pulse stimulation at n=002 and
train pulse stimulation at n=003 or over.
Trigger signal
n=1 Single pulse
n=2 Pair pulse
n=3 or over
Train pulse
When run (set value: 000) is set, continuous stimulation occurs. After the trigger
is initiated and the delay time has elapsed, pulse output continues at the set
interval (T4).
Continuous stimulation continues until the STOP button is pressed.
The following trigger signals are disabled during stimulation.
Stimulation pulse monitor lamp.
It lights for at least 50 ms in synchronization with the stimulation pulse.
If the duration of the stimulation pulse is 50 ms or more, the lamp stays lit for
the duration of the pulse.
As the purpose of the lamp is to monitor the timing of the stimulation pulse, it
operates regardless of the polarity selector key, VOLTAGE setting or MIX key.
Function
Unit
s, ms, µs
Unit
s, ms, µs
Unit
s, ms, µs
Description of Parts 13
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