Initiate[<N>]:Continuous - Rigol DG800 Pro Series Programming Manual

• Action-in-progress: once a channel is triggered, the system leaves the "wait-for-trigger"
state and enters the"action-in-progress" state (e.g. burst-in-progress or sweep-in-
progress). After the output is finished, the system returns to the "idle" state or "wait-for-
trigger" state (set by
• Idle: the system ignores the trigger signal in the "idle" state. You can use
[:IMMediate]
"wait-for-trigger" for a specified channel or both channels.
3.6.1 :INITiate[<n>]:CONTinuous
Syntax
:INITiate[<
:INITiate[<
Description
Sets or queries whether the trigger system always returns to the "wait-for-trigger"
state for the specified channel.
Parameter
Name
<n>
<bool>
Remarks
• 1|ON: returns to the "wait-for-trigger" state; 0|OFF: remains in the "idle" state,
ignoring triggers until
[:IMMediate]:ALL
• With 1|ON, the trigger count setting (
need to count the triggers, you must select 0|OFF.
• When [<n>] is omitted, it is interpreted as CH1.
Return Format
The query returns 0 or 1.
Examples
:INITiate1:CONTinuous ON /*Sets CH1 to automatically return to
"wait-for-trigger".*/
:INITiate1:CONTinuous? /*Queries whether CH1 automatically returns
to "wait-for-trigger". The query returns 1.*/
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:INITiate[<n>]:CONTinuous
:INITiate[<n>][:IMMediate]:ALL
or
n >]:CONTinuous < bool >
n >]:CONTinuous?
Type Range
Discrete {1|2}
Bool {0|1|OFF|ON}
:INITiate[<n>][:IMMediate]
is issued.
:INITiate[<n>]:CONTinuous:ALL
or
to change the trigger state from "idle" to
or :INITiate[<n>]
:TRIGger<n>:COUNt ) will be invalid. If you
DG800 Pro/DG900 Pro Programming
Command System
).
:INITiate[<n>]
Default
-
0|OFF
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