Quantum 9700 user manual Store/Recall/Misc. Menus, nWid - TnPulse Width, STORE Configuration

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n:Wid - Tn:Pulse Width

Each of the two (2) channels has an independent pulse width setting which is set from the Tn:Wid menu, where n = 1, 2. Pulsewidths from 100∝s to 100ms may be selected with a resolution of 200ns. *See custom features for Long Pulse option specifications.

The pulse width is used to specify the duration of the output pulse. The setting of the output polarity (the Tn:Pol menu) for a particular channel determines whether the output is high for this duration or low.

Store/Recall/Misc. Menus

The 9700 contains non-volatile memory for storing twelve (12) different configurations. The settings for all menu selections are stored and can be quickly recalled.

STORE Configuration

Stores the current menu settings in the specified memory location one (1) - twelve (12).

Note: If you overwrite a particular location, its previous contents are destroyed.

A configuration is stored by using the Up and Down arrow keys to select the memory location number and pressing the Left or Right arrow key. You will be prompted to press the n:Wid - Tn:Pulse Width key to verify that you want to overwrite the existing stored

configuration. If you press any other key, the configuration will not be saved.

RECALL Configuration

Recalls a previously stored configuration from the specified memory location. To recall a configuration, use the Up and Down arrow keys to select the memory location number and press the Left or Right arrow key. You will be prompted to press the Store/Recall/Misc. Menus key to verify that you want to overwrite the active configuration. If you

press any other key, the configuration will not be recalled.

Note: A zero configuration is available for recall. This configuration resets the instrument to the factory default settings.

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Quantum 9700 user manual Store/Recall/Misc. Menus, nWid - TnPulse Width, STORE Configuration, RECALL Configuration