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Feb 10, 2017 - 06:55 AM
For this set your time to 100ms.
Once you get something, go to 50ms, then go as far as needed to analyze the waveform.
For more specific instructions, send us a photo or screen shot so we can see what you see.
Once you get something, go to 50ms, then go as far as needed to analyze the waveform.
For more specific instructions, send us a photo or screen shot so we can see what you see.
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Feb 10, 2017 - 07:34 AM
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The setting really depends on the car and how often the CAM signal occurs every revolution.
If it's a 1/2X signal, it only occurs once every 125ish ms.
So 1 second screen might be ok.
If it is a high resolution signal, then it may need to be set with a faster timebase to see the signature.
It's not a one size fits all type of thing.
The setting really depends on the car and how often the CAM signal occurs every revolution.
If it's a 1/2X signal, it only occurs once every 125ish ms.
So 1 second screen might be ok.
If it is a high resolution signal, then it may need to be set with a faster timebase to see the signature.
It's not a one size fits all type of thing.
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