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4.
Set channel #2 to the TRIGGER mode (see Section 7).
Press keys: 'TRIG, 2, ENTER' .
Nothing happens since channel #2 is now in the TRIGGER mode, but is
waiting to accept a trigger. You can trigger it in 3 ways (see Section 9):
a) MANUAL TRIGGERING -
Press key: '2'.
('2' is the channel number.) Note that each press on '2' delivers the
triggered pulse. Press '2' several times (see Section 9).
b) EXTERNAL TRIGGERING -
Whenever there is an input pulse in the 'EXT 2' input, it triggers channel #2
(see Section 9).
c) INTERNAL TRIGGERING -
You can internally connect each channel to any number of the other
channels (see Section 9).
5.
Connect channel #1 internally to channel #2 (see Section 9).
Press keys: 'CONNECT, 1, 2, ENTER'.
The channels are now connected. Each output pulse of channel #1 triggers
channel #2.
Notes:
a. There is no need to connect wires between channels.
b. You don't have to worry about the amplitude or polarity of the trigger
source.
c. You can add manual pulses by pressing '2'.
d. The instruction itself is straightforward (i.e. similar to the way you would
say it: - "CONNECT from #1 to #2, ENTER").
6.
Set the duration of channel #2 to be 15 msec. (see Section 8).
Press key: 'DURA, 2, 15, ENTER, 3, ENTER'.
7.
Set the delay of channel #2 to be 100 msec. (see Section 8).
Press keys: 'DELAY, 2, 100, ENTER, 3, ENTER' .
Please check the new delay.
8.
Set channel #3 to the TRAIN mode (see Section 7).
Press keys: 'TRAIN, 3, ENTER'.
Channel #3 is now in the TRAIN mode and is waiting for a trigger.
9.
Trigger it manually (see Section 9).
Press key: '3' ('3' is the channel number).
You then obtain the train of pulses.
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