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18. Setup will now copy the files and make the necessary changes to your system. When done, an information

screen will be displayed. Please read this carefully.

19. Registration of your installation will help us provide you with better support. You will also be notified of

updates and upgrades. All information submitted to us will be treated confidentially and never be disclosed

outside the company.

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Contents

Main Page Page Page 1. Out of the Box 1.1. Message to the User 1.2. Using this Manual 1.3. Conventions Used in This Manual 1.4. Disclaimer and Safety 1.5. Warning Regarding Medical Use 1.6. Packaging and Handling 1.7. Warranty 1.8. Warranty and Repair Return Procedure, Assistance and Support 1.9. System Requirements 1.10. Transport & Shipping 1.11. Maintenance 1.12. Cleaning 1.13. Disposal and Recycling 2. Installation hardware into the PC. 2.1. IC414 Installation 2.1.1. IC414 Hardware installation hints 2.1.2. IC414 Windows software installation 2.2. Installing the Software under Windows 2.2.1. Warnings 2.2.2. Multiple Versions 2.2.3. Installation Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 2.3. Installing the Software for Linux 2.3.1. Kernel Mode Driver Compilation 2.3.2. Special cases 2.3.3. Environment variables for the Firmware 2.4. Installing the Hardware 2.5. After Restarting 2.5.1. Windows 2000 2.5.2. Windows XP Page Page 2.6. LabVIEW RT 2.7. Installing the IVI-COM/C Driver 2.8. Distribution for Windows 2000/XP and Linux 3. Product Description 3.1. Overview Simplified Block Diagram 3.2. Channel Input 3.2.1. Standard & High Impedance Coupling 3.2.2. Impedance 3.2.3. Input Protection 3.2.4. Mezzanine Front-end 3.3. Data Acquisition 3.3.1. Sampling Rate 3.3.2. Acquisition Memory 3.3.3. Single and Sequence Acquisition Modes 3.3.4. Simultaneous Multibuffer Acquisition and Readout (SMAR) 3.3.5. Timing 3.3.6. Timebase Range 3.3.7. Combining channels 3.3.8. Data Readout 3.4. Trigger 3.4.1. Trigger Source 3.4.2. Trigger Coupling 3.4.3. Trigger Level 3.4.4. Edge Trigger Slope 3.4.8. Pre- and Post-Trigger Delay 3.4.9. Trigger Status 3.5. External Clock and Reference 3.6. Internal Calibration 3.7. ASBus2 3.8. Special Front Panel Inputs and Controls 3.9. External Trigger Output G=1 50 Ohm Trigger Out 3.10. Electrical, Environmental and Physical Specifications 3.10.1. Electrical 3.10.2. Environmental and Physical Operating Temperature Relative Humidity* Dimensions Shock* Page 4. Running the AcqirisLive Application 4.1. Getting Started with AcqirisLive 4.2. Control Panel and Functions 4.2.1. Control Panel Mode 4.2.2. Displaying Multiple Traces 4.2.3. Numeric Editor 4.2.4. Keyboard shortcuts 4.2.5. Input Voltage Scale, Offset and Coupling 4.2.6. Trigger 4.2.7. Acquisition Mode 4.2.8. Timebase and Memory 4.2.9. Using digitizers of different models simultaneously 4.2.10. Segmented Memory 4.2.11. Display Features, Zoom and Persistence 4.3. Top Line Menu of AcqirisLive 4.4. Setup 4.5. Store, Autostore and Conversion of Waveforms 4.6. Calibrate 4.7. Combine channels 4.8. External 10 MHz Reference and External Clock 4.9. Additional Waveform Information 4.10. Display Features 4.11. Command Line Switches Syntax Available Switches Operation Mode Buffer size Banks for SMAR Calibration DMA Data Transfers Page 5. Running the GeoMapper Application 5.1. Who needs a Geographical Map of Modules 5.2. When should the GeoMapper Application be used 5.3. How to run GeoMapper

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