Quantum Composers 9250 Series - Manual (Page 28)

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Pressing the unit’s Run/Stop button will place the unit into active mode and generate
a single
pulse on the enabled channels. Pressing the unit’s Run/Stop button again will take the unit
out of the active state (which will not produce a pulse). Continue this process for additional
single pulses.
See “Output Examples” for a visual representation.
Channel Burst Mode
The burst mode generates a burst of pulses every time the unit is placed into active mode. To
use the channels’ burst mode set the following parameters in the 9250 application:

Within the System section:
o Set the mode to Continuous.
o Set the desired Period.

Within the Channel section:
o Set the mode to Burst.
o Set the Burst parameter to the number of pulses to produce during the on cycle
(‘N’).
o Enter the required pulse width and delay. Repeat for each output channel.
o
Enable the corresponding channels by clicking “Enabled” in the 9250 application.
Pressing the unit
’s Run/Stop button will place the unit into active mode and generate
a burst of
pulses on the enabled channels. Pressing the unit’s Run/Stop button again will take the unit
out of the active state (which will not produce a burst). Continue this process for additional
bursts.
See “Output Examples” for a visual representation.
Channel Duty Cycle Mode
The channel duty cycle mode will generate a stream of pulses on the channel level which will
repeat
on for ‘N’ pulses and off or ‘M’ pulses. To generate the stated sequence of pulses set
the following parameters in the 9250 application:

Within the System section:
o Set the mode to Continuous.
o Set the desired Period.

Within the Channel section:
o Set the On parameter to the number of pulses to produce during the on cycle
(‘N’).
o Set the Off parameter to the number of pulses to suppress during the off cycle
(‘M’).
o Enter the required pulse width and delay. Repeat for each output channel.
o
Enable the corresponding channels by clicking “Enabled” in the 9250 application.