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User Manual
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Sequence Table
table will display as shown in Figure 3-19. If you already have a
sequence table in place, you can edit the steps and modify the table
per your new requirements. If you do not have a sequence table,
you can construct the table from this screen however, you must
make sure first that the segments you intend to use are loaded with
waveforms.
Observe Figure 3-19 and note the commands that are available for
editing and creating a sequence table.
Apply Changes
– After you make modifications to the sequence
table, you must use this command to update the internal registers
with the new table settings and output updated immediately with the
new settings. Changes, if made, in the table will be updated
automatically when you exit the Edit Table screen however, the
output will change to the new settings only after you re-enter the
sequence function.
Edit Step
– Provides entry point to the table. You may scroll
between the fields using the arrow keys. If you want to edit a
specific step, place the cursor on the step and press Enter. Edit the
field as required and press Enter again to lock in the new value.
Insert Step
– Allows adding another step to the sequence table.
You have a choice of adding the step above or below the cursor line
or at the end of the sequence table.
Go to Step
– Provides entry point to the sequence table at a
specific step number. Continue editing the step as described above.
Delete Step
– Use this command to delete a specific step from the
sequence. You’ll be asked to confirm if you really want to delete the
step before the final execution.
Delete Table
– Use this command to delete the entire sequence
table. You’ll be asked to confirm if you really want to delete the step
before the final execution.
Tip
Use the arrow keys or the dial to scroll through the edit
parameters. The Apply Changes will remain at the top
while the others may be accessed selectively.