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* '''Repeat''': this setting is used to select a condition for the TDA plug-in to be restarted. If an event is selected as a Start event, the option "New start" is available, and when this mode is selected each Start event restarts the plug-in. The "End of averaging" mode is available when the value of the ''TDA /Analysis/Type'' is equal to "Linear" mode. This restarts the plug-in when the averaging is finished. For linear average when it is set to "End of averaging", the "Avg duration" gives the periodicity of the average restart. By default the Repeat mode is set to "Off". | * '''Repeat''': this setting is used to select a condition for the TDA plug-in to be restarted. If an event is selected as a Start event, the option "New start" is available, and when this mode is selected each Start event restarts the plug-in. The "End of averaging" mode is available when the value of the ''TDA /Analysis/Type'' is equal to "Linear" mode. This restarts the plug-in when the averaging is finished. For linear average when it is set to "End of averaging", the "Avg duration" gives the periodicity of the average restart. By default the Repeat mode is set to "Off". | ||
* '''Start Delay''': time delay applied to the time the start event occurs. The Start Delay could be a negative values to act as a pre-trigger. At default setting of 20kHz analysis, the minimum value for Start Delay is -635ms. The maximum value is 360000s. | * '''Start Delay''': time delay applied to the time the start event occurs. The Start Delay could be a negative values to act as a pre-trigger. At default setting of 20kHz analysis, the minimum value for Start Delay is -635ms. The maximum value is 360000s. | ||
===TDA status=== | |||
All statuses are available for the control panel. Statuses are refreshed all the time at roughly 10 Hz. | All statuses are available for the control panel. Statuses are refreshed all the time at roughly 10 Hz. | ||