S88X
Dual Output Square Pulse Stimulator
7-45
p
OSt
S1 t
rain
(pt)
This mode provides a Train from S1 followed by a single pulse from S2
(post train). The Delay from the end of the Train to the onset of the post
train pulse can be set using the
S2 DELAY
. The post train S2 pulse duration is
set by the
S2 DURATION
.
The following example lists the settings required to deliver a single S1
train of 5 monophasic, 1 millisecond pulses in 500 milliseconds duration,
followed by a 3 second delay, then a single 2 second duration monophasic
S2 pulse.
1. Select
S1 FUNCTION
, then
FUNCTION = SINGLE TRAIN (ST).
2. Select
S1 PULSES
,
then
MONOPHASIC
.
3. Select
TRAIN DURATION
, then enter
00.500
seconds.
4. Select
TIMING RATE
, then enter
0010.00
PPS.
5. Select
TIMING DELAY
, then enter
00.00005
seconds.
6. Select
TIMING DURATION
, then enter
00.00100
seconds.
7. Select
S2 FUNCTION
, then
FUNCTION = POST S1 TRAIN (PT).
8. Select
S2 PULSES
,
then
MONOPHASIC
.
9. Select
TIMING DELAY
, then enter
03.0000
seconds.
10. Select
S2 DURATION
,
and enter
02.00000
seconds.
11. Set the
S1
and
S2 OUTPUT AMPLITUDE
to the desired voltage values.
12. Depress both the
S1
and
S2 OUTPUT ON/OFF
to
on
.
13. Depress the
S1 SINGLE
touch-pad control to initiate the stimulus.
S
ync
t
rain
tO
S1 (St)
Generating a train of pulses from S2 triggered from S1 is possible with the
S2 Function in the Sync Train to S1 mode. Each S1 pulse produces a train
from S2. If delay is required between the S1 pulse and the S2 Train, the S2
Train Delay can be used.
The following example lists the settings required to deliver a single S1
monophasic pulse of 5 milliseconds duration followed by a 2 second delay,
then an S2 train of 25 monophasic pulses each having a duration of
2 milliseconds.
1. Depress
SETUP
, then select
TRAIN PARAMETERS FUNCTIONS
,
then
ENTER/
ACCEPT
.
2. Depress
S2 TRAIN DELAY
,
then enter
02.000
seconds and
ENTER/ACCEPT
.
3. Depress
S1 FUNCTION
, then
FUNCTION = SINGLE PULSE (SP).
Summary of Contents for Grass S88X
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