A sequence is a list of channels (max 16) that are acquired. More...
It can be any order of the channels in this list.
There are different sequence modes:
a) Certain number of sequences:
After the acquisition of the defined number of sequences, the acquisition is stopped automatically.
b) Continuous:
The sequences are acquired continuously until a software-stop-command occurs.
c) Without delay:
There is no waiting time between the acquisitions of 2 sequences.
d) With delay:
A delay between 2 sequences can be configured:
For this there are 2 delay types:
> Mode 1: The delay time defines the time between 2 sequence beginnings.
> Mode 2: The delay time defines the time between the end of a sequence until the beginning of the next sequence.
You can start the acquisition by a hardware or synchro trigger.
The hardware trigger can react to a rising, falling or both edges.
You have the following possibility:
There are two trigger modes (for the hardware or synchro trigger):
a) One shot
b) Sequence
a) One shot:
After the software start, the module is waiting for a trigger signal to start the acquisition. After this the trigger signal is ignored.
b) Sequence:
After the software start the module is waiting for the trigger signal and acquires x sequences (also adjustable) and then wait again.