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Explanation
Selecting the Event Waveform to Be Displayed: Display Bits
You can select the event waveform you wish to display and turn it ON/OFF.
Dual Capture: Displays the times when triggers are activated when using the dual
capture function (see section 7.6) as event waveforms.
Voice: Indicates the interval of the voice memo that has been recorded using
the voice memo function (see section 7.9). The interval during which a
voice memo is recorded is from the rising edge to the falling edge of the
event waveform.
Notes Regarding the Event Waveform (Voice Memo Function)
• If the record length setting is set long in the ACQ menu causing the number of
channels that can be used to 3 channels or less, event waveforms are not displayed.
In this case, the voice memo function cannot be used.
• If the voice memo function is OFF (Voice Memo menu > Mode: OFF) even when the
event waveform display is ON (Display Bits > Voice: ON), event waveforms are not
saved when waveform data is saved. In addition, even if a voice memo is recorded
during waveform acquisition, if the voice memo function is turned OFF at the time
waveform data is saved, event waveform data/voice data will not be saved.
• In realtime recording, if the valid number of channels
1
is 3 channels or less, event
waveforms cannot be used. In this case, the voice memo function cannot be used.
1. Valid number of channels signify the number of channels that are turned ON excluding
MATH1 to MATH8 channels. However, for LOGIC A and LOGIC B, the number of channels
is counted as 1 regardless of whether one of the channels is ON or both channels are ON.
Format of Event Waveform
For event waveforms, the following format is used.
5.21 Setting Event Waveforms
15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
(Reserved)
Voice Bit
(Reserved)
Dual Capture Bit
(Reserved)
OR
MSB
LSB
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