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Mode description:
Mode 0: standby state, no output
Mode 1: Single pulse low power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will send out a pulse with a pulse width of about 255 milliseconds.
Mode 2: short pulse low power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will send out 50 pulses with a pulse width of about 7 milliseconds.
Mode 3: long pulse low power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will send out 100 pulses, and the pulse width is about 3.5 milliseconds.
Mode 4: continuous pulse low power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will output pulses continuously, the pulse rate is about 50 pulses every 1450 milliseconds, and the pulse width is about 7 milliseconds.
Note: During the pulse output period, the MODE SET button is invalid, and the working mode can only be selected by pressing the PULSE button again to terminate the output
Mode 5: Single pulse high power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will send out a pulse with a pulse width of about 255 milliseconds.
Mode 6: short pulse high power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will send out 50 pulses with a pulse width of about 7 milliseconds.
Mode 7: Long pulse high power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will send out 100 pulses, and the pulse width is about 3.5 milliseconds.
Mode 8: continuous pulse high power mode, in this mode, when the PULSE key is pressed, the instrument will output pulses continuously, the pulse rate is about 50 pulses every 1450 milliseconds, and the pulse width is about 7 milliseconds.
Note: During the pulse output period, the MODE SET button is invalid, and the working mode can only be selected by pressing the PULSE button again to terminate the output