Hioki LR8431, Instruction Manual

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4.1 Setting Criteria to Start and Stop Recording
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An input signal level “window” within which recording
will (or will not) occur can be defined by upper and
lower threshold levels. You can select whether record-
ing starts or stops when the input signal level enters
(In) or exits (Out) of this window.

Upper and lower thresholds can be verified in the level
monitor or on the Waveform screen. When scaling is
enabled, the scaled threshold values are displayed.
Setting Lower and Upper Trigger Thresholds (Window Trigger)
T
T
T
In Out
T
Upper/Lower Threshold Ranges and Resolution
Channels Input Range Resolution
Default setting
Upper Lower
CH1 - CH10
Voltage
100mV 25

V 2 mV -2 mV
1V 250

V 20 mV -20 mV
10V 2.5 mV 0.2 V -0.2 V
20V 5 mV 0.4 V -0.4 V
100V 25 mV 2 V -2 V
1-5V 2.5 mV 0.2 V -0.2 V
Tc

0.5

C 40

C -40

C
P1 - P4
Count

1 c 80 0
Revolve

1 r/s 80 0
1
Select
[Window]
as the
[Cond]
setting option
for the start or stop trigger.
2
Select inside
[In]
or outside
[Out]
.
Setting options: (

default setting)
3
Enter the upper threshold value for the
[Upper] setting.
4
Enter the lower threshold value for the
[Lower]
setting.
In

Trigger when the input signal level enters the
window defined by the upper/lower thresholds.
Out Trigger when the input signal level exits the
window defined by the upper/lower thresholds.
1
2
3
4
When scaling is enabled,
the scaled value is also dis-
played.