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6. When adding a new segment, the parameters of the highlighted segment are copied. It is

not possible to move or copy a segment to another location. Refer to Table 3-11, Note 2 for
details about initial vs. repeating segments. Refer to PAR. 3.3.9.9 for a detailed example of
how to add segments to build a complex waveform.

3.3.9.9

USING SEGMENTS TO BUILD A WAVEFORM

The following steps provide detailed instructions to illustrate how a complex waveform, illus-
trated in Figure 3-11, may be created by building segments. Refer to PAR. 3.2.4 for details on
changing parameters if needed.

FIGURE 3-11. SAMPLE WAVEFORM

1. After observing the precautions of PAR. 3.3.9.1, press

@

from the power-up screen to enter

the Saved Waveforms screen (Figure 3-9), highlight a waveform designated Empty and
press

@

to create a new waveform.

2. The initial waveform settings are displayed (see Table 3-11 and Table 3-12 for parameter

details. Use

!

to modify the initial settings for the waveform. For each parameter, use

$

to save the setting.

Name

CAP CHARG

Mode

VOLTAGE

Protection
Positive

10

Negative

10

Count

0

Segment
Type

Neg Ramp

Frequency (Hz)

50

Amplitude (p-p)

4

Offset

8

When all settings are complete, press

$

to save for power-up. This step creates a repeat-

ing negative ramp starting at +10V decreasing to +6V since it is a 4V p-p signal riding on an
8V offset. The frequency of 50 Hz establishes the time duration of 20 ms for the segment.