Trigger.timer[N].Start.overrun - Keithley DMM7510 Reference Manual

Model DMM7510 7½ Digit Graphical Sampling Multimeter Reference Manual
Example
trigger.timer[4].reset()
trigger.timer[4].delay = 0.5
trigger.timer[4].start.stimulus = trigger.EVENT_NOTIFY8
trigger.timer[4].start.generate = trigger.OFF
trigger.timer[4].count = 20
trigger.timer[4].enable = trigger.ON
Reset trigger timer 4.
Set trigger timer 4 to have a 0.5 s delay.
Set the stimulus for trigger timer 4 to be the notify 8 event.
Set the trigger timer 4 stimulus to off.
Set the trigger timer 4 count to 20.
Enable trigger timer 4.
Also see
trigger.timer[N].reset()

trigger.timer[N].start.overrun

This attribute indicates if an event was ignored because of the event detector state.
Type TSP-Link accessible
Attribute (R) Yes
Usage
state = trigger.timer[N].start.overrun
state
N
Details
This command 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()
DMM7510-901-01 Rev. B / May 2015
(on page 8-333)
Affected by
Trigger timer N reset
The trigger overrun state (true or false)
Trigger timer number (1 to 4)
(on page 8-333)
Section 8: TSP command reference
Where saved Default value
Not applicable Not applicable
If an event was ignored, the output
is true.
If the event was not ignored, the
output is false.
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