Reference Instruction Manual

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Triggered on BG with
0% pre-trigger delay
Triggered on BG with
20% pre-trigger delay
Figure 10-2: Pre-trigger Delay
In this example, the recorder works for 10 seconds. In such a case, a pre-trigger delay of
20% requires 2 seconds, in order to acquire the pre-trigger data. A
BG command set for
less than 2 seconds after the
RR=3 will be missed.
The following table lists the trigger parameters.
RP[N] Description Definition
RP[0] Recorder time quantum 0: Speed controller sampling time (4 * TS µsec)
1: Torque controller sampling time (TS µsec)
RP[1] Trigger variable Similar to RC, but only 1 bit may be non-zero.
The trigger variable does not need to be a recorded
variable. For example, RV[1]=17, RP[1]=1 defines a
trigger that is made on signal #17 (stator field angle).
RP[2] Pre-trigger storage, in
percent
0 to 100 (percent).
RP[3] Trigger type 0: Immediate
1: BG
2: Positive slope
3: Negative slope
4: Window
5: Trigger on digital input
RP[4] Level 1 Level of positive slope trigger, or high side of window
trigger.
RP[5] Level 2 Level of negative slope trigger, or low side of window
trigger.
RP[6] Digital input trigger polarity.
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