Fluke Wavetek-Datron 395 - The Model 395 as a Waveform Sequence Generator; Example 6 Creating a Waveform Sequence

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3.8 THE MODEl 395 AS A WAVEFORM SEQUENCE GENERATOR
Example 6 Creating a Waveform Sequence
This sequence combines the waveforms you created in examples 4 and 5 (synel and
syuc2) to form a simulated vertical sync signal for video applications. Paragraph 5.5.3,
example 6 contains the remote SCPI prograrnming equivalent
of this example.
First setup the
Model395 as described in example 1, steps 1,2, and 30
Step 1. Accessing Sequence Setup
To begin setting up the sequence, press the SEQUENCE key to display the Sequence Edit
screen.
F2 SEQUENCE EDIT
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Press F2, "sequence setup n. 0"
Step 2. Selecting the First Waveform (Segment)
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Press FI, "seg:" until "seg:l" is displayedo
Press F2,
"wfm" and use the knob ta located "sync1." If sync1 is unlisted, you should
create the waveform: example 4.
F1
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.. seg:1
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F2
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For this example leave the segment set to the default advance: count and count: 1
conditions.
Step 3 Selecting the Second Waveform (Segment)
Press FI, "seg:" until "seg:2" is displayed.
Press F2,
"wfm:" and use the knob to locate "sync2." If sync2 is unlisted, you should
create the waveform: example 5.
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