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Recording Options Setup Teledyne LeCroy
Ref Clock In Pulse Type
Select the Ref Clock In Pulse Type is at the Rising or Falling Edge. The default setting
is Rising Edge. Note that the other edge will be ignored.
Figure 2.10: Capture Settings
Check the DDR Signals check ‐ box (click the DDR3 or DDR4 radio button) and/or the
Ref Clock In checkbox to select it. Choose the Rising Edge or Falling Edge to capture
the Ref Clock In Pulse Type (refer to Figure 2.6 on page 37 ).
Capture Mode
Check the Normal Capture or Raw, no processing check ‐ box to select it. Normal
capture uploads raw data and processes it. Raw, no processing captures directly to a
raw, unprocessed file, which is very fast. This is done if a user wants to export to a
.DDRX file for their own processing.
The following options are available:

Save As.. ‐ Opens the Save Display Configuration File dialog to save the changes
made to the Preferences for future use. They can be saved in the default location
or you assign a name and save in a library.

Save as Default ‐ Click this button to restore the settings to the factory presets.
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Load... ‐ Allows you to load the saved Preferences from the default location or
the library for the current session.
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Restore Factory Settings ‐ Click this button to restore the settings to the factory
presets.
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OK ‐ Saves the current Preferences.
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Cancel ‐ Click this button to cancel any settings just made.
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Apply ‐ Applies the changes made to the open trace file.
Note:
Preferences from version 1.20 and above should be usable/upgradable in future versions, but
those made with releases below 1.20 should be deleted as they are not forward compatible.