Hioki 8847 - Chapter 5 Saving;Loading Data & Managing Files; Opening the [File Save] sheet; Saving Data

3.5 Input Channel Setting
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Chapter 3 Measurement Procedure
Make settings for the logic channels. The channel settings window (Logic sheet) is shown when the
display format is 1, 2, 4, or 8 screens.
1. Logic Width Allows changing the display width of the logic waveform.
Making waveforms more narrow can enhance the readability of the display when
there are a high number of waveforms.
Select
2. Waveform
Display
Position
Determines where on the screen the logic waveform is displayed.
The position can be freely moved within the range of the display.
3. Waveform
Display Color
Specifies the color in which the waveform of the selected channel is displayed.
You can also select the same color as another channel.
For logic modules, the color can be specified for each module and each channel
separately.
Select
3.5.3 Logic Channel
1.
Procedure
To open the screen: Press the DISP key →Waveform screen →Press the CH.SET key →Channel settings window
([Logic] sheet)
2. 3.
1
Move the cursor to the channel for which to
make settings.
2
Select settings with the F keys.
To copy the settings of one channel to another
See: "8.9 Copying settings to other channels (calculation No.) (Copy function)" ( p.139)
Wide Make the waveform wider.
Normal
Display the waveform at normal width. (default setting)
Narrow
Make the waveform more narrow.
Off The waveform is not displayed. If the [Save Channel] setting is [Disp Ch], data
for the channel will not be automatically saved.
See: "5.2.2 Automatically Saving Waveforms" (
 p.69)
On
The waveform is displayed. Select the color with the F keys.
Probe On-Off
Switches the waveform display of the same probes to all ON or all OFF.
All On-Off
Switches the display of all logic waveforms to all ON or all OFF.
This can be selected when the cursor at in the waveform display position item.
When the standard logic display (LA, LB, LC, and LD) is on, the 8970 Freq Unit
installed on unit 1 or 2 can no longer be used. Furthermore, the 16-bit resolution
8967 Temp Unit, 8968 High Resolution Unit and 8969 Strain Unit have a resolu-
tion of 12 bits.