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B-8 Configuring DASYLab for Daq Devices 989593 DASYLab – Standard Driver
Hardware Level Trigger Details:
For “True” oscilloscope simulation, software triggering with DASYLab modules is
recommended, as opposed to hardware triggering.
Note: Hardware triggering is only meaningful when in Series Mode.
The first channel in the scan list is used (i.e. lowest channel number; main unit = 0-15,
DBK on 0 = 16-31, DBK on 1 = 32-47, etc.)
DBK7, DBK9, DBK19, DBK42, DBK44, DBK52 excluded.
Voltage level must equal actual voltage input, not sensor units.
Note: DASYLab modules can also be used to set up software triggers of an infinite variety.
You can set the trigger event to start a continuous measurement, or to perform one conversion for
each channel.
¾ When waiting for a hardware trigger DASYLab will appear frozen until the trigger
event occurs.
¾ Trigger settings are saved in the Configuration File, but not with the worksheet.
DaqBoards and DaqBooks support the following trigger events:
Immediate
TTL edge
Voltage Level on 1st (lowest) channel in scan
In regard to Voltage Level, on 1st (lowest) channel in scan:
TCs and RTDs are excluded.
The value of the Voltage Level entered must be analog.
During measurement, signals from the first activated DASYLab channel will be compared to the
entered analog value.
If the signal value rises above [or falls below] the entered analog value, a trigger event occurs.
Clock Settings
When applicable, the Clock Settings control allows users to select desired timing option.
the External Clock on P1 can be selected, or
the A/D settle time can be changed.
Clock Settings
Clock settings are saved in the Configuration File, but not with the worksheet.
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