Hi Jeff,
oscillator/clock circuit, making it run slower - it takes longer to charge a
larger capacitance.
Closed - nonretriggering
Retrigger. When the switch is closed, the unit cannot be retriggered during
an event. (This is written under "Summary of inputs, outputs and controls"
on the web page.)
you followed through the logic of the circuit - it is not immediately
obvious. The range switch works as described above.
Cheers,
Ken
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>Finally received some front panels, so I am attempting to wire up theClosed for low range. Closing the switch adds extra capacitance to the
>burst generator. How are the RAnge and Retrigger switches hooked up?
>
>I'm not the most skilled at reading circuits, so
>(1) Is the Range switch closed on High or Low?
oscillator/clock circuit, making it run slower - it takes longer to charge a
larger capacitance.
>(2) Is the Retrigger switch closed on retriggering or nonretriggering?Open - retriggering
Closed - nonretriggering
Retrigger. When the switch is closed, the unit cannot be retriggered during
an event. (This is written under "Summary of inputs, outputs and controls"
on the web page.)
>How can I deduce the closed positions from the circuit diagram?Working out the retrigger from the circuit diagram would not be easy, unless
>Thanks, Jeff
you followed through the logic of the circuit - it is not immediately
obvious. The range switch works as described above.
Cheers,
Ken
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Ken Stone sasami@...
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