LeCroy WavePro 7 Zi series Operator's Manual page 25

Operator's Manual
1. On the Cable De-Embedding dialog, touch inside the File Name [DefaultCable] data entry field and enter
a file name using the pop-up keyboard.
OR
Touch the Browse button and select a location and file name.
2. Touch the Save button.
Note: You can load previously saved cable configurations by touching the Browse button, locating the file and
then clicking Load.
Using Sequence Mode, you can store up to 15,000 triggered events as "segments" into the oscilloscope's
memory. This is ideal when capturing many fast pulses in quick succession or when capturing few events
separated by long time periods. The instrument can capture in fine detail complicated sequences of events over
large time intervals, while ignoring the uninteresting periods between the events. You can also make time
measurements between events on selected segments using the full precision of the acquisition timebase.
Sequence mode offers a number of unique capabilities:
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You can acquire up to four channels simultaneously.
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You can minimize dead time between trigger events for consecutive segments.
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You can view time stamps for acquisitions.
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You can zoom segments or used them as input to math functions.
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You can combine sequence mode with an advanced trigger to isolate a rare event, capture all instances
over hours or days, and view/analyze each afterwards.
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You can use Sequence mode in remote operation to take full advantage of the instrument's high data-
transfer capability.
In Sequence mode, the complete waveform consists of a number of fixed-size segments acquired in single-shot
mode (see the instrument specifications for the limits). The oscilloscope uses the sequence timebase setting to
determine the capture duration of each segment: 10 x time/div. Along with this setting, the oscilloscope uses the
desired number of segments, maximum segment length, and total available memory to determine the actual
number of samples or segments, and time or points.
WP700Zi-OM-E-RevA
Figure 3-1. How the instrument captures segments
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