Choosing Auto Trigger Mode Or Normal Trigger Mode; Using Autoscale - Agilent Technologies 6000 Series User Manual

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Choosing Auto trigger mode or Normal trigger mode

Using Autoscale

Example
6000 Series Oscilloscope User's Guide
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In Auto trigger mode, the oscilloscope automatically triggers
and captures waveforms when you press Run.
If you press Run when the oscilloscope is in Normal trigger
mode, a trigger must be detected before an acquisition can
complete.
In many cases, a triggered display is not needed to check signal
levels or activity. For these applications, use Auto trigger mode
(which is the default setting). If you only want to acquire
specific events as specified by the trigger settings, use Normal
trigger mode.
You can select the trigger mode by pressing the Mode/Coupling
key, then the Mode softkey.
For more detailed discussion of Auto trigger mode and Normal
trigger mode, see
"Trigger modes: Normal and Auto"
To configure the oscilloscope quickly, press the Autoscale key to
display the connected signal(s) that are active.
To undo the effects of Autoscale, press the Undo Autoscale
softkey before pressing any other key. This is useful if you have
unintentionally pressed the Autoscale key or do not like the
settings Autoscale has selected and want to return to your
previous settings.
Connect the oscilloscope probes for channels 1 and 2 to the
Probe Comp output on the front panel of the instrument. Be
sure to connect the probe ground leads to the ground lug beside
the Probe Comp output. Set the instrument to the factory
Front-Panel Controls
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