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{{ScreenElementDescription|Description| | {{ScreenElementDescription|Description|Enter the description of the device. E.g. use the brand and/or identification number.}} | ||
{{ScreenElementDescription|Device| From the dropdown the used AD-Converter driver can be selected.}} | {{ScreenElementDescription|Device| From the dropdown the used AD-Converter driver can be selected.}} | ||
{{ScreenElementDescription|Channel| Based on the selected driver the amount of available channels are shown. In the past only eight channels were allowed. Older devices can still be limited to support a maximum of eight channels.}} | {{ScreenElementDescription|Channel| Based on the selected driver the amount of available channels are shown. In the past only eight channels were allowed. Older devices can still be limited to support a maximum of eight channels.}} | ||
Revision as of 13:00, 16 October 2015
Monitoring input channel setup
General[edit]
The Monitoring input channel setup window can be opened by opening a new or existing EUT file:
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File
- Open
- EUT or
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- File
- New
- EUT
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Then select the 'Monitoring input channels' panel. This window enables the end-user to configure the used AD-Converter during the test:
Settings[edit]
 Description
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Enter the description of the device. E.g. use the brand and/or identification number. |
| Device
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From the dropdown the used AD-Converter driver can be selected. |
| Channel
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Based on the selected driver the amount of available channels are shown. In the past only eight channels were allowed. Older devices can still be limited to support a maximum of eight channels. |
| Unit
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Enter the unit corresponding to the values which will be retrieved from the device. |