>
> >
> > > If I stop the acquisition with "halt", interrupting the "go loop",
> the line
> > > does NOT reset to high (inactive), although a lock-off instruction ("d11
> > > do:f2"), after the "go loop", does seem to act. Similarly, if I do an
> > > "rga", which also interrupts the "go loop" when the gain is satisfactory,
> > > this doesn't reset the line, either.
> >
> > This is correct. If an acquisition is stopped with 'halt', then in fact the
> > program on the TCU is stopped when the RCU has finished its disk
> > write (the same is done during rga, here it is not the disk write but the
> > interpretation of the acquired FID). At this time the TCU is somewhere
> > in the middle of the pulse program. It will stop there and leave the
> > NMR control outputs in that state that they currently have taken.
>
>SInce XWIN-NMR 3.5 pl 6 the lock hold signal ist reset also after 'halt',
>'stop' and 'rga'.
Thanks for the explanation, Andreas.
I shall be upgrading to TOPSPIN (WinXP) sometime soon. How is it all going
to work in there?
Many regards Jim.
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