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79 Measuring Signals With the Auto-range Setting • Be careful when performing auto-range measurement while using the TRIG OUT signals. Starting a measurement with the auto-range setting outputs a trigger signal from the …

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3.7 Measuring Signals With the Auto-range Setting
The auto-range function is available only for signals inputted to analog measuring modules.
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Input signals to an analog measuring module.
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Click [Auto range] on the waveform screen.
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Click [Execute].
The instrument species the sampling rate, measurement range, and zero position for each input
waveform automatically and starts a measurement.
The sampling rate is specied according to the lowest numbered channel of the channels with
[Display] set to [On]. In addition, it is automatically specied so that waveforms have a length of
between 1 cycle and 2.5 cycles while 2500 points are recorded.
The auto-range function changes the following items:
Module conditions (for all channels)
Range (f.s.)
Automatically specied value
Zero position
L.P.F Off
Input coupling DC
Triggering condition (for one channel only)
Selecting the trigger logical
operation (AND or OR operation)
among trigger sources
OR
Pre-trigger 20%
Internal trigger Detects trigger levels beginning from the channel lowest-numbered
among the channels with the [Display] button set to [On].
Trigger type Level trigger
(Slope:
, Level: Automatically specied value, Filter: 10 samples)
Measurement conditions
Sampling rate Automatically set value
Points 2.5 k
Mode Repeat
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Be careful when performing auto-range measurement while using the TRIG OUT signals. Starting
a measurement with the auto-range setting outputs a trigger signal from the TRIG.OUT terminal.
Input signals (waveforms) before starting a measurement with the auto-range setting. The auto-
range function changes the setting depending on a signal inputted on the start of execution.
When an input signal acquired across the channel lowest-numbered among the channels with
the [Display] button set to [On] has an extremely small level, the sampling rate is specied
depending on the input signal of the next lowest-numbered channel.
If the range setting fails for every channel with the [Display] button set to [On], the instrument
displays a warning message and cancels the measurement.
When the auto-save is set to on, the instrument saves the data after specifying the setting value
of the auto-range.
The instrument cannot choose an adequate automatic range for a signal with a frequency of
lower than 10 Hz. Manually choose a measurement range.
The auto-range function is not available for the following modules:
Model 8967 Temp Unit
Model U8969 Strain Unit
Model 8970 Freq Unit
Model MR8990 Digital Voltmeter Unit
Model U8991 Digital Voltmeter Unit
Model 8973 Logic Unit
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Measurement Method
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