Specifications

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Sequence tab to display sequence parameters and options. There

are two items to select on this panel: 1) Turn the Multi Sequence

function on and 2) Select the number of sequences you intend to

program. This example will use 3 sequences so, according to the

rules explained above, you’ll need to select 4. After you complete

your selection the Sequence panel should look exactly as shown

below. (figure 3.26)

Figure 3.26 sequenced sequences

This tab shows that the Multi Sequence option is turned on and up to

4 different sequences can be programmed. Note the Active Sequence

field; If you intend to generate a sequence table, the sequence you’ll

program is labeled “1”. Also note the Edit Table buttons: Sequence

and Multi-Seq; You’ll need to use these buttons to edit your sequence

tables.

1. Click OK to close the instrument Control Panel.

2. Using the information given earlier, create a few waveform

segments that you want to use for this example.

3. Press the Sequence button on the sequence tab in the Instrument

Control Panel. The Sequence Table editor will display. Notice the

Active Sequence field on the top right. Sequences are represented

by numerals from 1 through 16. The example below shows an

example for programming sequence #2.

Configuring The Instrument