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Timing Trace Specification Menu

Introduction

This chapter describes Timing Trace Specification menu and all the

pop-up menus that you will use on your timing analyzer. The purpose

and function of each pop-up menu is explained in detail, and we

have included many illustrations and examples to make the

explanations clearer.

The Timing Trace Specification menu can be accessed by pressing the

Timing Trace

TRACE key on the front panel. If the State Trace Specification menu

Specification

is displayed when you press the TRACE key, you will have to switch

analyzers. This is not a problem, it merely indicates that the last action

you performed in the System Configuration Menu was on the state

Timing Trace

Specification

The Trace Specification menus allow you to configure the logic

analyzer to capture only the data of interest in your measurement. In

the timing analyzer you can configure the analyzer to trigger on specific

patterns, edges, or glitches. The Timing Trace Specification menu lets

you specify the trigger point for the logic analyzer to start capturing

data and the manner in which the analyzer will capture data. You

configure the timing analyzer to find a pattern first and then a

transition in the signal or signals.

At power up, the logic analyzer is configured with a default setting.

You can use this default setting to make a test measurement on the

system under test. It can give you an idea of where to start your

measurement. For an example on setting up configurations for the

Timing analyzer, refer to the Getting Started Guide or "Timing Analyzer

Measurement Example" in Chapter 20 of this manual.

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