
v1.3.0400
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概要
FastResponseOutput is a Windows extension for controlling output signals on specified PowerLab devices. It is intended for users working with /20, /25, /30, or /35 series PowerLabs. Its purpose is focused on managing digital and analog outputs according to the supported series.
On /30 and /35 series PowerLabs, the extension controls digital outputs. It controls analog outputs on /20, /25, /30, and /35 series PowerLabs. The supported output type therefore depends on the PowerLab series being used.
FastResponseOutput responds directly to the input signal from the PowerLab. The resulting output is generated in less than 1 millisecond. This makes the extension relevant to uses where the output must follow the PowerLab input with very little delay.
The product is listed for the Windows platform in the MirrorNest download catalog. MirrorNest links directly to the official release instead of storing or mirroring the software. The license for FastResponseOutput is unknown, so the catalog entry does not establish licensing terms. Users should consult the official release for the software itself and for any available license information.
アーキテクチャ: x86
v1.3.0400の新機能
Changes Since Previous Version There have been various enhancements and changes to the following: - When the master device is changed, Fast Response Output now correctly recognizes the change, in particular if it can work with the currently selected master device - The Fast Response Output setup dialog now shows the name of the selected PowerLab.
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