General Instrument Functions
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– Select a local T/M/C connector or
– Select "Local Connector Settings".
● Select "Baseband > Custom Digital Modulation > Trigger In > Local Connector
Settings" or respectively the "Trigger In", "Marker" or "Clock" tab of the corre-
sponding digital standard.
The "Local Connectors" dialog comprises the settings necessary to route the sig-
nals to the local connectors and to determine the physical characteristics of the
input connectors for trigger, clock and marker signals.
If coupled sources are used ("System Configuration" > "BB Sources = Coupled
Sources"), the dialog displays the settings of all T/M/C connectors.
2. Use the built-in Show Connector function to display the physical location of the
selected connector.
A blinking LED on the rear panel indicates the selected connector, too.
Show Connector
Accesses a dialog that displays the physical location of the selected connector on the
front/rear panel of the instrument.
A blinking LED on the front/rear panel indicates the selected connector, too (see Chap-
ter 12.2.2.4, "Status Indicators", on page 718).
T/M/(C) Connector Direction
Determines whether the connector is used as an input or an output.
Remote command:
[:SOURce<hw>]:INPut:TM<ch>:DIRection on page 946
:OUTPut<hw>:TM<ch>:DIRection on page 946
Signal
Determines the control signal that is input or output at the selected connector. Whether
the connector is used as an input or an output is selected by the parameter Direction.
Refer to Table 12-2 for an overview of the available control signals.
The indication <BB> (A/C or B/D; 1/3 or 2/4) in each signal name indicates the base-
band the signal is related to.
Note: The T/M/(C) 1/2/3 connectors are shared between the baseband A and C; the
T/M/(C) 4/5/6 connectors, between basebands B and D.
Configuring Local and Global Connectors
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