9.5 Trigger by Timer or Time Intervals (Timer Trigger)
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Set this to record at fixed times.
• Triggering occurs at the specified interval from the specified Start time until the
Stop time.
• Before setting, verify that the clock is set to the correct time. If not, set the
clock on the System screen - Init sheet. (
9.5
Trigger by Timer or Time Intervals (Timer
Trigger)
1
2
3
Procedure
To open the screen: Press the
DISP
key
→
Waveform screen
→
Press the
TRIG.SET
key
→
Trigger settings window
1
Enable or disable the timer trigger.
Move the cursor to the
[Timer Trig]
item.
Select
2
(When
[On]
is selected)
Set Start and Stop times.
Move to cursor to the
[M]
,
[D]
,
[h]
and
[m]
items to set
recording Start and Stop times.
Set the date and time.
To set the current date and time:
Select
[Present Time]
.
3
(To apply a trigger through the specified interval, from
Start to Stop)
Set the Interval.
Move to cursor to the
[D]
,
[h]
,
[m]
and
[s]
items of
[Interval]
.
Set the recording interval.
After pressing the
START
key, recording starts at the speci-
fied Start time.
To stop recording early:
Press the
STOP
key.
Off
Timer triggering is disabled.
On
Timer triggering is enabled.
Start Time
Stop Time
T
T
T
Interval
Records the specified recording length
START
key
Start Time
Stop Time
T
T
T
Interval
Records the specified recording length
T
T
When the specified interval is shorter
than the specified recording length:
START
key
When the interval is set to zero
If the
[Repeat]
trigger mode is selected, or
REC&MEM function is used, recording is
repeated from Start to Stop times.
When the recording length exceeds the
specified interval
The next trigger is not applied until the
data for the specified recording length has
been acquired.
When the recording length exceeds the
stop time
Recording time depends on the operating
function.
"About Stop Time and Recording Length"
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Summary of Contents for 8847
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Page 18: ...Operating Precautions 8 ...
Page 26: ...1 4 Basic Key Operations 16 ...
Page 74: ...4 4 Waveform Observation 64 ...
Page 98: ...5 5 Managing Files 88 ...
Page 110: ...6 6 Miscellaneous Printing Functions 100 ...
Page 126: ...7 8 Seeing Block Waveforms 116 ...
Page 160: ...8 10 Making Detailed Settings for Input Modules 150 ...
Page 198: ...10 6 Numerical Calculation Type and Description 188 ...
Page 296: ...15 7 Controlling the Instrument with Command Communications LAN USB 286 ...
Page 304: ...16 2 External I O 294 ...
Page 362: ...Appendix 5 FFT Definitions A28 ...
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