Editing Advanced Trigger Functions - Agilent Technologies 16718A Help Volume

Chapter 2: Task Guide
To select transitional timing or store qualified
Settings (acquisition depth and trigger position) are returned to their
defaults. In the state sampling mode, time tags are turned back on. In the
timing sampling mode, the sample period returns to its fastest setting.

Editing Advanced Trigger Functions

After you break down a trigger function (if it didn't quite provide the
trigger capability you need), or after you select one of the advanced
trigger functions, you're ready to edit the advanced trigger function.
All trigger functions look for events and, if those events are found, take
actions.
Most often, the event is something that occurs on the probed signals
(label events), and the action is to trigger the logic analyzer. However,
events can also test timer, counter, and/or flag values that are set up in
the logic analyzer, and actions can include setting up timers, counters,
and flags as well as specifying special store actions.
• "To specify a duration or occurrence count for events (timing mode)" on
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• "To insert a store action (state mode)" on page 79
• "To insert timer actions/events" on page 80
• "To insert counter actions/events" on page 80
• "To insert flag actions/events" on page 81
• "To insert a "reset occurrence counter" action" on page 83
• "To group events" on page 84
• "To use named events" on page 84
To specify a duration or occurrence count for events
(timing mode)
When working with advanced trigger functions or when you break
down other trigger functions, you can specify that an event be present
for a certain amount of time, or occur in a certain number of samples,
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