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7. Recording
7-1. Order of procedures
Set recording conditions
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Set recording destination
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Set triggers
c
Make other settings
c
Start recording
c
Start measurement
c
Stop measurement
7-2. Setting recording conditions
Make settings for the sampling frequency, analog-digital
conversion bit depth, number of recording channels,
voice memo activation and input amplification.
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In order to record measurements with greater preci-
sion, however, we recommend letting the system
warm-up for at least 10 minutes and then manually
calibrating it before beginning measurement.
MISC
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Etc
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Calibration
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Amp calibration
7-3. Setting recording destination
Set the media and file name for recording.
FILE
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RecFile
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Recording device
FILE
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RecFile
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File name
FILE
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RecFile
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Comment
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If the recording destination media does not have
open space, format it.
FILE
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Media
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Format
7-4. Set triggers
In addition to manually starting and stopping recording,
you can also set the system to start and stop recording
using triggers and intervals. See “7-4-2. Interval record-
ing” on page 32 and “12. TRIGGER settings” on page
58 for details about settings.
ATTENTION
When using triggers and intervals to start recording
automatically, put the unit into a record ready state. The
unit will not detect triggers if just in a stopped state.
7-4-1. Trigger recording
Example of one trigger recording repetition
Pre-trigger
Becomes record
ready
Recording starting conditions
u
Level trigger
u
External trigger
u
Timeout
Stop recording
Recording time Post-trigger
Recording stopping conditions
u
Level trigger
u
External trigger
u
Recording time
For trigger recording, you can set a combination of
recording starting conditions (level trigger, external
trigger or timeout) and recording stopping conditions
(level trigger, external trigger or recording time).
Recording starting conditions
Level trigger
Use a level change for the set channel as a trigger.
External trigger
Recording starts when the input through the external
trigger input connector (TRIG IN) becomes the L level
(0.6 V or less).
Timeout
If the conditions set to start recording are not met
within a specified time, recording will be forced to
start automatically.
Pre-trigger
By default, the system saves data from the time
between when a recording starting condition occurs
and when a recording stopping condition occurs.
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