Spider DSA User’s Manual
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For the Single Shot By User mode, the Spider acquires one block every time the
user presses the Run button, and it is not affected by the trigger signal, so that the
recording event will not start under this mode.
For the manual-arm trigger, if the recording is activated by checking the third
option of beginning the recording, when the first time it is triggered, the recording
will start automatically. Users then needs to either accept or reject the current
trigger to prepare for the next recording trigger. If the running time stream on the
back end is triggered again before users’ action of accepting or rejecting the
previous trigger, the recording will not start.
For the auto-arm trigger, the trigger arms automatically without users’ input. If
the recording is activated by checking the third option of beginning the recording,
the recording will start each time it is triggered. However, when the current
recording is not finished, the new triggered event will not start another recording.
Each independent recording cycle will not overlap with other recording cycles.
For example, if the recording duration is 30 seconds, the other trigger event
occurring during this recoding duration will not start another recording event.
When trigger is turned off during the running test, the test will continue to run
without the trigger, and the recording will not be activated by the trigger. Refer to
the trigger chapter in this manual for more information about trigger setup.
When the input trigger is set to start the recording, the EDM has the option to
repeat such recording for up to 100 times. The “Recording is waiting on trigger”
banner indicates that the recording sequence is activated. When the trigger signal
comes in, the recording block will start for a certain duration defined and wait for
another trigger signal to start another recording block. The system actions such as
stop recording button, stop test button, digital input, and limit exceeded event,
will stop the recording sequence, therefore once the recording sequence is
stopped, no new recording block will be added to the recording sequence, and the
unused repeat times are forfeited.
The “Recording is waiting on trigger” banner indicates that the recording
sequence is activated. When the trigger signal comes in, the recording block will
start for a certain duration defined and wait for another trigger signal to start
another recording block. The system actions such as stop recording button, stop
test button, digital input, and limit exceeded event, will stop the recording
sequence, therefore once the recording sequence is stopped, no new recording
block will be added to the recording sequence, and the unused repeat times are
forfeited.
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