System configuration > Preferences
System preferences apply to all users of the system. Changes to some of these preferences require a system reboot. For changes that do not require a system reboot, the changes take effect immediately for the user making the changes. Other users already logged in at the time of the change need to log out and log back in for the settings to take effect.
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The nominal Classic domain sample rates are used for convenience. The actual sample rates are approximately 260 ppm greater than the nominal sample rates. To find the exact sample rate, multiply the nominal sample rate by 8388608/8386425.
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Modules named outside of the web interface that do not conform to the naming rules are automatically renamed. In the case of illegal characters, the characters are replaced with underscores. In the case of a name that matches the internal module identifier, the name is prefaced with an underscore.
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The 3-wire quarter bridge modes support only one shunt polarity.
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Power failures and user-initiated reboots are not error resets. The system always attempts to restart an interrupted test when either of these events occurs. The user is provided an opportunity to abort the test restart, but only while the restart is in progress – which could be a very short time period.
Four user supplied customizable parameters can be used for a setup's source channel configuration. These can be used for any desired purpose and can contain any desired values. Those with a blank value will not show in the single channel editor.
When a User info name is entered and saved, custom column names are automatically filled in a new Test setup.
Select the Use system defined sensor scaling filters option to use the system defined
Sample rate domain | Sample rate | Filter type | Filter frequency |
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Decimal | 100 S/s | FIR Butterworth | 15 Hz |
Classic | 50 S/s | IIR Butterworth | 10 Hz |
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The MX411B-R does not support FIR filters in High speed mode. In this usage case, the above Classic domain settings are also used in the Decimal domain.