Data Columns
It shows the internal organization of the file regarding waveforms. It can show from
one column (Y1) up to 4 (Y1, Y2, Y3*, Y4*). Although files with more than 2
columns are reported correctly, only the first two columns (Y1, Y2) are imported
and processed.
Marker Columns
It shows the internal organization of the file regarding markers. It can show from
one column (M1) up to 4 (M1, M2, M3*, M4*). Although files with more than 4
columns are reported correctly, only the first two columns (M1, M2) are imported
and processed. M1 is assigned to the Sample Marker while M2 is assigned to the
Sync Marker.
Waveform Destination Section
Channel
Independent checkboxes allow the definition of standard waveforms for Channel 1,
Channel 2, or both. One of the boxes will be always checked and checking both is
only possible when both channels are coupled (see Channel Coupling control in
Clock Tab).
Resampling Section
Resampling Mode
It controls the way waveforms are imported and resampled. Please refer to the
description of the resampling methodology and modes in the Appendix. The
following modes are available:
None: Baseband Sample Rate will be the same as the Source Sampling
Rate. The output waveform will use the same number of samples as the
selected portion of the input waveform. Granularity requirements will be
met by repeating the basic waveform the minimum number of times so
the combined length is a multiple of the granularity for the current DAC
mode.
Timing: The time window of the input signal (Waveform Length / Sample
Rate) will be used to calculate the best value for the output record length
being a multiple of the granularity for the current DAC mode according to
the output sampling rate defined by the user. Final output sampling rate
will be slightly adjusted to accurately keep the timing of the original
signal.
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