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In the on-line mode the torsional inputs appear as additional in the channels connection dialog box. They are identified as Tors. x from the Signal Op. resource (not visible in the ASB). These signals can be dispatched exactly as the standard inputs ones; recorded, analyzed and monitored with the TDA plug-in. | In the on-line mode the torsional inputs appear as additional in the channels connection dialog box. They are identified as Tors. x from the Signal Op. resource (not visible in the ASB). These signals can be dispatched exactly as the standard inputs ones; recorded, analyzed and monitored with the TDA plug-in. | ||
The torsional inputs may be recorded as it or the source pulses can be recorded also. | The torsional inputs may be recorded as it or the source pulses can be recorded also. | ||
Tutorial | |||
*plug your tachomter on ext synch chanels, | |||
*activate an Ext- Synch chanels and press OK | |||
[[File:tosion1.png|framed|none]] | |||
*select the ext synch mode as torsional. | |||
[[File:tosion2.png|framed|none]] | |||
* A new input is create, this is the signal of the tachomter velocity. It can be put to analyze in any NVGate plug in. | |||
[[File:tosion3.png|framed|none]] | |||
===Post-processing=== | ===Post-processing=== | ||