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208 PI-MAX
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4 System Manual Issue 9
l.
Points that comprise the curve can be rearranged/reordered as follows:
•
The set of points can be sorted in ascending or descending order by clicking on
the
Phase (°)
column header;
•
Individual points can be shifted up or down within the table by selecting them
and then clicking the
 and  buttons until they are in the desired location;
NOTE:
Two or more adjacent points may be selected and shifted as a
group. Non-adjacent points must be moved individually.
•
All points can be randomized by clicking the
Shuffle Phase Order
button.
The Phase Curve updates automatically as the order of the points within the table is
modified.
Figure 13-7 shows a curve where all seven (7) points have been shuffled.
Figure 13-7: Typical Modulation Phase Curve with Points Shuffled
m.
Points may be deleted from the table by selecting them (either individually or using
CTRL-Click for multiple points) and clicking
Delete
. To delete all points, click
Delete All
.
n.
Once the custom Modulation Table is complete, click
Close
to save the table and
dismiss the window.
o. Configure the following AUX Output Trigger parameters as required:
• AUX Output Delay
;
• AUX Output Width
.
4. Verify that the I.I.T. Power switch on the rear of the PI-MAX4: 1024i-RF is turned ON
and that
Enable Intensifier
has been checked on the
Common Acquisition Settings
expander.
5.
When the experiment is ready, click on the
Acquire
button.
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