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Arming Control between Modules
The Trigger Menu
Arming Control Field
A more complex arming example involves intermodule arming with other
modules in the mainframe. Intermodule
arming
requires
all
involved modules
be configured
in
the system's Intermodule menu.
The first analyzer is armed by an Arm In signal from another module in the
mainframe. After the first analyzer triggers, it arms the second analyzer.
After the second analyzer triggers, it can send a Port Out signal to an
external BNC which can be used to arm an external measurement module
such as an oscilloscope.
An Arm Out signal is generated by one of the two analyzers which you select.
The
Arm
Out signal is sent out to the Port Out BNC on the back panel of the
mainframe.
After you configure the
Arming
Control menu, a graphical representation of
the analyzer arming configuration is displayed as shown below.
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Trigger 1
J
Arming Control
100 MHz State E*
E:J
(Group Run)
Arm Out
sent from
,_
PORT OUT"·
*This can be modified in the System Intermodule menu.
Intermodule Arming
"Intermodule Measurements" chapter in the HP 16500B Logic Analysis
System User's Reference Guide for more information.
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