Interval time I=200 msec, N=5 pulses per TRAIN, V=10V, S=monophasic pulses, and v=0 -
meaning there are no voltage steps.
The screen displays 4 channels at a time, although all channels are operational as set. You can
choose which channels to display (Chapter 9).
3.2 The Manual Trig keys
The bottom line of the touch-screen contains the "1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9" keys.
These are the manual trig keys, which are used to manually trigger each individual channel.
3.3 The Connection Table
The left side of the screen displays the connection table. At the moment (as seen in figure 2
above), there are no connections between channels (see Chapter 7).
3.4 The Paradigm key
The Paradigm key is located above the connection table. It displays "P1", meaning that paradigm
#1 is currently running. Switch paradigms by pressing this key (Chapter 10).
3.5 The VER key
The VER key is located under the connection table. Pressing the VER key shows the current
version of the Master-9 (see Chapter 14). The VER key is also used for touchscreen calibration.
3.6 The Clock key
The Clock key is located under the VER key. Press this key to view and set the clock or stopwatch
(see Chapter 15).
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