All your data (waypoints, tracks, trips, etc.) are synced to the Cloud, so you have a backup of your data in case your device is lost or stolen.If you create a Cloud account, and sign into it in the app: Why wouldn't you? It's free, and it extends the capabilities of the HX-2. If you did not create an account, you can create one from within the HX-2, or directly on the Cloud site itself. If you have a user account, you can log in to the cloud with that account. When you first run the setup on your device, you were prompted to create a user account. You can find the cloud at the following URL: The HemaX Cloud is a useful addition to using the HX-2. In this case, please submit a ticket to our Tech Support department at HemaX Cloud While we do our best to make sure that the information contained herein is accurate and useful, you may find a problem, or feel that a certain topic requires more explanation. The user guide you are currently viewing will change periodically as new features are added or functionality changes within the HX-2. All rights reserved.This guide will help you get started with your new HX-2 so you can get out and explore. All rights reserved.Ĭorrections, additions, and HTML mark-up added in order to create this work are Copyright (c) 1985-1991 The Regents of the University of California.This User's Guide is based on text in the Version 3f User's Manual: APPENDIX D: SPICE3 HISTORY SUBSTITUTION.APPENDIX C: SPICE2 NONLINEAR DEPENDENT SOURCES.VCVS: Linear Voltage Controlled Voltage Source VCCS: Linear Voltage Controlled Current Source MOS6: Level 6 MOSFET Model with Meyer Capacitance MOS3: Level 3 MOSFET Model with Meyer Capacitance MOS2: Level 2 MOSFET Model with Meyer Capacitance MOS1: Level 1 MOSFET Model with Meyer Capacitance CCVS: Linear Current Controlled Voltage Source CCCS: Linear Current Controlled Current Source BSIM2: Berkeley Short Channel IGFET Model BSIM1: Berkeley Short Channel IGFET Model ASRC: Arbitrary Source (Non-linear Dependent Source) APPENDIX B: MODEL AND DEVICE PARAMETERS.Xgraph: use the xgraph(1) program for plotting. Where: Identify troublesome node or device Transpose: Swap the elements in a multi-dimensional Srandom: Set seed for random number generation Setscale: Set the scale vector for current plot Setplot: Switch the current set of vectors Resume*: Continue a simulation after a stop Reshape: Alter the dimensionality or dimensions of Listing*: Print a listing of the current circuit Linearize*: Interpolate to a linear scale Jobs: List active asynchronous spice runs Hardcopy: Save a plot to a file for printing Disto*: Perform a small-signal distortion analysis Asciiplot: Plot values using old-style character Alter*: Change a device or model parameter Ac*: Perform an AC, small-signal frequency response 4.4.4.FOUR: Fourier Analysis of Transient Analysis Output.4.3.7.SENS: DC or Small-Signal AC Sensitivity Analysis.4.2.1.NODESET: Specify Initial Node Voltage Guesses.Junction Field-Effect Transistors (JFETs) 3.3.6.2 Simple Coupled Multiconductor Model (CPL).3.3.6.1 Simple Lossy Transmission Model (TXL).Linear Current-Controlled Voltage Sources
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