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| 420 | Wed May 13 16:25:24 2015 | Stefan Ritt | transparent-mode voltage | To get the good linearity, you need indeed ROFS = 1.05V. With a O-OFS of 0.9V, a zero
 input signal would give you DRS_OUT+=1.05V
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| 419 | Wed May 13 16:13:07 2015 | Chenfei Yang | transparent-mode voltage | If using a ROFS of 0.9V, the input would not between 1.05V~2.05V better non-linearity
 area. Is that appropriate?
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| 418 | Wed May 13 12:52:22 2015 | Chenfei Yang | transparent-mode voltage | Yes. I use exactly the same scheme as you mentioned. I'll try your solution.
 
 
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| 417 | Wed May 13 12:34:49 2015 | Stefan Ritt | transparent-mode voltage | There might be a solution. How do you bias th input of the
 DRS4 chip? If you use a scheme as described
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| 416 | Wed May 13 10:27:43 2015 | Chenfei Yang | transparent-mode voltage | I'm using an AD9252, 0.9V common mode voltage is suggested and I already use 8
 un-switchable level shifters. Just as you
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| 415 | Wed May 13 10:16:40 2015 | Stefan Ritt | transparent-mode voltage | I see your point. Actually I will soon have the same issue since we design right
 now a board with an AD9637 using the transparent
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| 414 | Wed May 13 09:55:09 2015 | Chenfei Yang | transparent-mode voltage | Here's the problem. My external ADC has 2Vpp differtial input voltage range.
 And the common-mode voltage of the inputs
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| 413 | Wed May 13 09:45:51 2015 | Stefan Ritt | transparent-mode voltage | The ROFS signal has no effect in the transparent mode, so you have to adjust O_OFS between
 sampling and transparent mode accordingly.
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| 412 | Wed May 13 09:31:18 2015 | Chenfei Yang | transparent-mode voltage | Hello Mr. Stefan Ritt 
 For DRS4 differential inputs
 ranges form 500mV to 1100mV, with ROFS set
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| 411 | Wed May 13 08:19:53 2015 | Stefan Ritt | Getting Trigger Source | DRSBoard::GetTriggerSource() simply returns what has been enabled via DRSBoard::SetTriggerSource().
 The actual source which causes the trigger
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| 410 | Wed May 13 01:07:36 2015 | Cosmin Deaconu | DRS4 Evaluation Board + Powered USB Hub | I am trying to use 4 evaluation boards with a powered USB hub (since eventually,
 I will have to do this on a laptop).
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| 409 | Wed May 13 00:52:51 2015 | Cosmin Deaconu | Getting Trigger Source | I'd like to be able to know which channel (0,1,2,3 or external) was responsible for
 the trigger.  DRSBoard::GetTriggerSource()
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| 408 | Tue Apr 21 13:06:39 2015 | Stefan Ritt | DRS4 Evaluation Board  Baseline/Voltage Calibration | Sure, for a V3 board you need a pre-V5 software, but I assumed Julien had a V5 board.
 
 
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| 407 | Tue Apr 21 13:03:38 2015 | Daniel Stricker-Shaver | DRS4 Evaluation Board  Baseline/Voltage Calibration | I also use Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and for my V3 borad I have to use drsosc 4.x or ealier
 to perform the calibration.
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| 406 | Tue Apr 21 12:52:18 2015 | Stefan Ritt | DRS4 Evaluation Board  Baseline/Voltage Calibration | 1) I tried to cablirate a V5 board with drsosc 5.0.3 and it just worked fine for
 me. No idea what went wrong in your case.
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| 405 | Tue Apr 21 12:01:45 2015 | Stefan Ritt | DRSBoard::SetTriggerSource | Your first assumption is correct, e.g. 
 source = 00000000'00000001
 = 0x0001 ==> CH1
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| 404 | Mon Apr 20 13:08:24 2015 | Stefan Ritt | Clock settings in daisy chain DAQ | The resolution coming from the sampling rate goes into these numbers, but just marginally.
 At 5 GSPS, you get a few ps reolution, while
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| 403 | Fri Apr 17 10:07:38 2015 | Simon Weingarten | Clock settings in daisy chain DAQ | Hi Stefan, 
 do you know how these numbers (400ps
 and 60ps) scale with the sampling rate? The
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| 402 | Thu Apr  9 11:46:33 2015 | Felix Bachmair | DRSBoard::SetTriggerSource | Hi 
 I have a question about the function
 SetTriggerSource in the class DRSBoard (DRS.h/DRS.cpp)
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| 401 | Sun Apr  5 22:16:48 2015 | Julien Wulf | DRS4 Evaluation Board  Baseline/Voltage Calibration | Hi, 
 I`m trying to calibrate my DRS4
 evoluation board to an input range of 0-1V
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