R&S RTO6 - Page 195

Triggers
R&S
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RTO6
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Source
Selects the source of the trigger signal for the current trigger condition. The trigger
source works even if it is not displayed in a diagram. It must be synchronized to the
signal to be displayed and analyzed.
The trigger source can be:
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Channel 1...4: An analog input channel
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Extern: External analog signal connected to the external trigger input
The external trigger source is supported for the "Single event"
sequence. It is not
available if a longer trigger sequence is selected, or if qualification is enabled.
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Serial bus, D0...D15, Logic, Parallel bus 1...4:
If options with trigger functionality are installed, the variety of trigger sources is
enhanced with specific trigger sources.
Available sources depend on the trigger sequence setting. If "Single event" is selected,
all inputs (analog input channels, serial and parallel buses, digital channels) can be
used as trigger source. If any other trigger sequence is selected, only channel inputs
Ch1...4 can be set as trigger source, and all other input sources are disabled.
See also: Chapter 6.8, "Sequence", on page 229
Remote command:
TRIGger<m>:SOURce[:SELect] on page 1389
Type
Selects the trigger type specific for each condition in a trigger sequence. The current
trigger type is shown on the button.
The following trigger types are available:
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Edge, see page 196
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Glitch, see page 197
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Width, see page 198
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Runt, see page 199
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Window
, see page 201
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T
imeout, see page 203
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Interval, see page 204
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Slew rate, see page 205
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Setup & Hold, see page 207
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State, see page 209
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Pattern, see page 210
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Serial pattern, see page 213
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TV/Video trigger, see page 215
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CDR trigger, see page 1118 (requires option R&S RTO6-K13)
Restrictions:
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If the external trigger input is used as trigger source, the analog edge trigger is the
only available trigger type.
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For the R-trigger (reset), the trigger types and settings are restricted dependent on
the A and B trigger settings. The instrument provides only possible, reasonable
combinations.
Remote command:
TRIGger<m>:TYPE on page 1390
Trigger types