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of samples, which the AVA module should collect after the measurement is triggered. The module will

stop working after collecting the defined number of samples.

The situation is different if the Continuous option is selected, as then the module will feed data

continuously to the computer.

When clicking on the Trigger tab, make sure that the Trigger Enable field is marked.

This area features the Channel name field where you can enter the name of the channel selected. In

the Analog type field the Voltage option should selected, while in the Units field the selection should

be Volt.

In this field it is possible to set gains and so the measurement range. The AVA 4001 module is

equipped with input amplifiers configured by software, individually for each channel. The

measurement range of each channel may be set to ±10V, ±5V, ±2V or ±1V. Limit values should be

entered in the Lower limit and Upper limit fields as required. The numbers should be equal in the

absolute value. When different values are entered, for example -1V and 2V, the program will signal

an error and will suggest that the greater of them, for example -2V and 2V, is used.

The Current Channel Value field presents values of measurement in progress.

Once the above parameters are set as required, the AVA module is ready for operation in DASYLAb. A

description of the use of the program itself is beyond the scope of this manual, whose only purpose is

to show how to prepare the module for signal processing and measurement data transmission to a

computer.

10. Recycling

10.1.

Hazardous Materials

AVA 4001 system does not use any hazardous materials outlined by RoHS. These

regulations

confirm

polybrominated biphenyls, polybrominated diphenyl ether, or other battery related

materials are limited to no more than trace amounts.

10.2.

Recycling Facilities

When decommissioning out of use devices, minimize the impact of the waste created. Refer to local

waste removal administration for current information on proper material collection and recycling.

that

lead,

mercury,

cadmium,

hexavalent

chromium,