Trigger:mode - Agilent Technologies Infiniium 90000 Series Programmer's Manual

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Trigger Commands

:TRIGger:MODE

Command
:TRIGger:MODE {COMM | DELay | EDGE | GLITch | PATTern | PWIDth | RUNT
The :TRIGger:MODE command selects the trigger mode.
Table 26 Trigger Mode Settings
Mode
COMM
DELay
EDGE
GLITch
PATTern
PWIDth
RUNT
SBUS<N>
SEQuence
SHOLd
STATe
TIMeout
TRANsition
844
| SEQuence | SHOLd | STATe | TIMeout | TRANsition | TV
| WINDow | SBUS<N>}
Definition
COMM mode lets you trigger on a serial pattern of bits in a waveform.
Delay by Events mode lets you view pulses in your waveform that occur
a number of events after a specified waveform edge. Delay by Time
mode lets you view pulses in your waveform that occur a long time after
a specified waveform edge.
Edge trigger mode.
Trigger on a pulse that has a width less than a specified amount of time.
Pattern triggering lets you trigger the oscilloscope using more than one
channel as the trigger source. You can also use pattern triggering to
trigger on a pulse of a given width.
PWIDth or pulse width trigger is used to find pulse that are either
narrower or wider than pulse width and conditions that you specify.
Runt trigger allows you to find pulses in your waveform that are shorter
in amplitude than other pulses in your waveform.
Serial triggering on SBUS1, SBUS2, SBUS3, or SBUS4.
Sequential triggering allows you to use multiple events or time/pattern
qualifications to define your trigger.
SHOLd or setup and hold time trigger lets you find violations of setup and
hold times in your waveform.
State triggering lets you set the oscilloscope to use several channels as
the trigger source, with one of the channels being used as a clock
waveform.
Timeout trigger lets you find pulses that are high, low, or idle for too long
a period of time.
Transition trigger lets you find pulses that have edges that are too slow
or too fast in your waveform.
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