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DISPLAY PANEL MENU KEY<br />

USER'S MANUAL<br />

Display Panel Key Descriptions<br />

Freq. Key<br />

When the Freq. key is pressed the display shows the output frequency<br />

setting and asks for a new setting. Pressing the arrow keys allows<br />

the user to change the output frequency. Pressing the Enter key<br />

enters the settings and returns to the status screen. The range of<br />

this control is from 1Hz to 120Hz in 1Hz increments. Pressing<br />

'Freq.' a second time will abort this function and return to the status<br />

screen. Pressing another function key (other than the arrow keys)<br />

will abort this function and move to the set up display for the key<br />

that was pressed.<br />

Menu<br />

Power<br />

Limit<br />

Pulse<br />

Type<br />

Store<br />

Setup<br />

Volts<br />

Freq.<br />

Recall<br />

Setup<br />

Duty<br />

Cycle<br />

Enter<br />

Freq. Key<br />

Fig. 2.1<br />

Duty Cycle Key<br />

When the Duty Cycle key is pressed the display shows the output<br />

duty cycle setting and pulse width in milliseconds and asks for a<br />

new setting. Pressing the arrow keys allows the user to change the<br />

output duty cycle. Pressing the Enter key enters the settings and<br />

returns to the Status Screen. The range of this control is from 1%<br />

or 0.1 milliseconds, whichever is larger, to 99% in 1% increments.<br />

Pressing the Duty Cycle key a second time will abort this function<br />

and return to the Status Screen. Pressing another function key (other<br />

than the arrow keys) will abort this function and move to the set<br />

up display for the function key that was pressed. Duty cycle is the<br />

percentage of time the output pulse is on compared to the time from<br />

the start of one output pulse to the start of the next output pulse. For<br />

example, if the selected waveform is 60 Hz with 25% duty cycle,<br />

an output pulse will occur 60 times per second or once each 16.7<br />

mSec. the pulse width will be .25 X 16.7 mSec. = 4.2 mSec.<br />

Menu<br />

Power<br />

Limit<br />

Pulse<br />

Type<br />

Store<br />

Setup<br />

Volts<br />

Duty Cycle Key<br />

Freq.<br />

Recall<br />

Setup<br />

Duty<br />

Cycle<br />

Enter<br />

Fig. 2.2<br />

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