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• Waveforms can be recorded into individual blocks by dividing memory space into multiple blocks.
• You can record waveforms beginning at any block (Start Block), choose which blocks to display (Display
Block), or display multiple overlaid blocks (Reference Block).
• The maximum number of blocks for memory division depends on the installed memory board and recording
length (up to 1024 divisions).
• Triggered waveform data can be acquired continuously and recorded sequentially in specified blocks (at
the Start Block, for the specified Used Blocks). Dead time while displaying or printing (during which triggers
are ignored) can be minimized.
• Even if the Memory Division function is not used, up to 16 blocks of data (depending on the specified
recording length) can be saved to each block, so that previously recorded data can be selected for display
on the Waveform Screen.
See:"7.8 Seeing Block Waveforms" ( p.115)
Operations available from the [Memory Div] sheet
Normal
Memory Division
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Reference Block
Display Block
The Reference Block can be displayed as an
overlay.
Dead time (not recorded)
Recording length
Recording length
Blocks
When the number of Used Blocks = 5
Start Block
When saving manually, select whether to save all used blocks,
or just the displayed block. (
p.74)
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When batch saving, an index
file (SEQ) is created. When
reloading this file, all saved
blocks can be read at once.
Auto Save
Auto Print
Used Blocks
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