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2. Cycle index: the times of the stroke repeats under the automatic step output, the maximum can be set to 100 cycles.
If this item is set to 0, it means infinite loop.
3. Cycle interval: the interval between two strokes in the cycle, in second.
4. Dwell time: the time spent at each output point during the step output stroke, in second.
5. Range: the range of the step output, the range cannot exceed the output range of the current output signal function.
6. Step mode: there are four modes for automatic step output to choose from, namely step point mode, percentage
mode, engineering unit (numerical value) and custom mode.
a. Step point mode: In step point mode, the user can set the number of step points, and the calibrator will divide the
step range equally according to the number of step points set by the user to obtain the step point.
b. Percentage mode: In the percentage mode, the user can set the step percentage. The calibrator will calculate the
step point according to the step percentage and the step range set by the user. The interval between each step point is
equal to the range multiplied by this percentage.
c. Engineering unit (numerical step): In this mode, the user is allowed to set the step value, the calibrator calculates
the step point according to the step value, and the step length between each step point is the value. Step value unit is
the same as the current step range unit.
d. Custom mode: In the custom mode, the user can manually edit each step point. Up to 16 step points can be
added, and each step point cannot exceed the output range of the current output signal. After selecting the custom step
mode, click the "point list" menu item to enter the set point editing interface (Figure 26 auto step custom output point). In
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