Every time when a value is written to the Trigger Interface, that value will stay present for 8 mS long. (in other words: each Trigger pulse is 8mS long)
The length of this pulse can be changed.
This is possible only with the new Trigger Interfaces with USB-C connector. The trigger length of old Trigger Interfaces with a micro USB connector can not be changed.

How to change the pulse length of the Triggers:
This can be done by sending a binary code to the Trigger Interface. You can use the small Terminal test program "Termite" for this. Please also see here for setting-up Termite.

The length of the Triggers of the Trigger Interface is changed by sending the following binary code to the serial port of the trigger interface:
'1'  followed by 50x '0' followed by the desired trigger delay between '1' and '99' or '101' for disabled.


For example: change the pulse lenght to 10 mSeconds, then sent the following hex code:
"0x0100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000A"
This will set the set the Trigger length to 10ms, please note that the 0A at the end is the hex translation of 10.

Resetting back to 8ms can be done by the following hex code: "0x01000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000008"

Please also note that while our USB trigger interface is fully 5 Volt tolerant, it will only output 3,3 Volt on its outputs.

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