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Triggered zero suppression

The Triggered Zero Suppression computed channel generates an output channel that zero suppresses the input channel when a trigger condition is satisfied.

NOTE
The Triggered Zero Suppression computed channel is designed primarily to provide a reset for quadrature decoder channel outputs when a triggering event occurs.

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ClosedGeneric parameters

  • Name: Enter a name for the channel. The name must be unique and contain valid characters (invalid characters are single and double quotes, '\', '@', '#', '&', '<', '>').
  • Collect: If selected, the channel data is written to the SIE data file during a test run.
  • Input channel: Set the desired input channel. In the edit dialog, the channel sample rate is displayed in Hz.
  • Channel: Set the trigger channel used to suppress the input channel.
  • Mode: Set the condition for suppressing the input channel.
    • When true: Suppress the input channel when the trigger channel is TRUE.
    • On false - true edge: Suppress the input channel when the trigger channel transitions from FALSE to TRUE.
    • On true - false edge: Suppress the input channel after the trigger channel transitions from TRUE to FALSE.
  • Value: Enter the desired suppression value. The default value is zero.