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In the case of the "login" type, the timing information of the input signal can be known in the TIME field. Its accuracy is a nano-second. More precise timing in the unit of a pico-second is stored in the VAL field.
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All timestamp information is stored in the array in the case of the "waveform" type.
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The first element indicates the timing in the unit of a second. The precise timing information is stored in the second element with the unit of a nano-second. Then, the further precise timing in the unit of a pico-second is stored in the third element. |
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The first element indicates the timing in the unit of a second. The precise timing information is stored in the second element with the unit of a nano-second. Then, the further precise timing in the unit of a pico-second is stored in the third element.
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- Termination
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- Device type: "WR TDC TERM"
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- record type: "bi" or "bo"
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example,
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**record(bo, "ET_WR8:TDC:CH0:TERM") {
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field(DTYP, "WR TDC TERM")
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field(OUT, "@IF=0100,CH=0")
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field(ZNAM, "OFF")
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field(ONAM, "50ohm")
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field(FLNK, "ET_WR8:TDC:CH0:TERM:RB")
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}
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record(bi, "ET_WR8:TDC:CH0:TERM:RB") {
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field(DTYP, "WR TDC TERM")
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field(INP, "@IF=0100,CH=0")
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field(ZNAM, "OFF")
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field(ONAM, "50ohm")
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field(PINI, "YES")
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}**
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Note, that the "bo" record is used for the setting while the "bi" record is its readback.
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- User offset
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- device type: "WR TDC OFFSET"
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- record type: "longin" or "longout"
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example,
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**record(longout, "ET_WR8:TDC:CH0:OFFSET") {
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field(DTYP, "WR TDC OFFSET")
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field(OUT, "@IF=0100,CH=0")
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field(FLNK, "ET_WR8:TDC:CH0:OFFSET:RB")
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}
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record(longin, "ET_WR8:TDC:CH0:OFFSET:RB") {
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field(DTYP, "WR TDC OFFSET")
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field(INP, "@IF=0100,CH=0")
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field(PINI, "YES")
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}**
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Note, that the "longout" record is used for the setting while the "longin" record is its readback. |
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