Trigger.timer[N].Start.overrun - Keithley 2450 Reference Manual

Section 8: TSP command reference

trigger.timer[N].start.overrun

This attribute indicates if an event was ignored because of the event detector state.
Type TSP-Link accessible
Attribute (RW) Yes
Usage
state = trigger.timer[N].start.overrun
trigger.timer[N].start.overrun = state
state
N
Details
This attribute indicates if an event was ignored because the event detector was already in the detected state
when the event occurred.
This is an indication of the state of the event detector built into the timer itself. It does not indicate if an overrun
occurred in any other part of the trigger model or in any other construct that is monitoring the delay completion
event. It also is not an indication of a delay overrun.
Example
print(trigger.timer[1].start.overrun)
Also see
trigger.timer[N].reset()
trigger.timer[N].start.seconds
This attribute configures an alarm or a time in the future when the timer will start.
Type TSP-Link accessible
Attribute (RW) Yes
Usage
time = trigger.timer[N].start.seconds
trigger.timer[N].start.seconds = time
time
N
Example
trigger.timer[1].start.seconds = localnode.gettime() + 30
trigger.timer[1].enable = trigger.ON
Set the trigger timer to start 30 seconds from the time when the timer is enabled.
Also see
None
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Affected by
Not applicable
The trigger overrun state (true or false)
Trigger timer number (1 to 4)
(on page 8-220)
Affected by
Restore configuration
Instrument reset
Power cycle
The time in seconds (0 to 2147483647)
Trigger timer number (1 to 4)
Where saved Default value
Not saved Not applicable
If an event was ignored, the output
is true.
If the event was not ignored, the
output is false.
Where saved Default value
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