Frequently Asked Questions for CF-9200/CF-9400

If the trigger condition is Repeat:

The average processing time timer starts after the initial trigger is activated.
After that, if no trigger occurs, the average processing count does not increase.
Even without data updates, the timer progresses and stops as time elapses.
The average value for the number of times the trigger was activated is obtained.

If the trigger condition is OneShott:

The timer for the average processing time progresses after the initial trigger is activated.

After that, it becomes trigger-free and performs average processing.
It will stop after a certain time.
The average value during the processing time can be obtained.

If the trigger condition is Single: (*Please use the average processing to stop by count as a basic rule.)

In the case of a stop by time: Once the initial trigger is activated, data is captured once.
The PAUSE button will turn ON. The timer will not advance.
When the PAUSE button is clicked, the timer will start advancing again from 0.0.
After this, when the trigger is activated, the average count increases, the PAUSE button turns ON, and the timer stops.

When you click the PAUSE button, the timer will advance. This will repeat.
If you click the PAUSE button and no trigger occurs, the timer will end,
and it will wait for a trigger in the START state. End the average processing with STOP.