Waiting For Trigger - Agilent Technologies 16712A Help Manual

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You can either assign another pod pair to the machine with both timers,
or change your trigger specification to use only one timer term.
See Also
"Using Timer Terms" on page 96

Waiting for Trigger

This message indicates that the specified trigger pattern has not
occurred. This may be expected, as when you are waiting to trigger on
an unusual event.
Possible Causes
• Misaligned boundaries for addresses
When the target is a microprocessor that fetches only from long-word
aligned addresses, if the trigger is set to look for an opcode fetch at an
address that is not properly aligned, the trigger will never be found.
• Trigger set incorrectly
Some strategies you can use when verifying or debugging trigger
sequence levels are:
• Look at the run status message line or open the Run Status window. It will
tell you what level of the sequence the logic analyzer is in.
• Stop the measurement and look at the data that was captured. This is
particularly useful when you use store qualifiers to store "no states" (or
only the states you are interested in) and the branches taken are stored.
• Save the trigger setup, then simplify it to see what part of the sequence
does get captured. When you learn what needs to be changed, you can
recall the original trigger setup and make changes to it.
See Also
"Branches Taken Stored / Not Stored (State only)" on page 92
"Saving and Recalling Trigger Sequences" on page 80
Clock Lines Must Be Connected to the Card in Slot X
This message occurs if the logic analysis system has detected a slow or
missing clock on a logic analyzer module that has an expander card.
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