Instrument Function
R&S
®
SMBV100A
339Operating Manual 1407.6062.32 ─ 08
"Next Seg-
ment"
Depending on the trigger setting, the segment selected under "Next
Segment" is output either immediately or after a trigger event.
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In the case of "internal Trigger = Auto", output starts at once and
the segment is generated continuously.
If the segment index is changed in "Next Segment", output of the
current segment is stopped and the new segment is output imme-
diately, following a system-imposed signal gap.
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In the case of "internal Trigger = Armed_Auto", output starts after
the first trigger event. The segment is then generated continuously.
If the segment index is changed in "Next Segment", output of the
current segment is stopped and the new segment is output imme-
diately, following a system-imposed signal gap.
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In the case of "internal Trigger = Armed_Auto", output starts after
the first trigger event. The segment is then generated continuously.
If the segment index is changed in "Next Segment", signal output
is stopped and the new segment is not output until a trigger occurs.
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In the case of "internal Trigger = Single", output starts after the first
trigger event. The segment is then generated once. Further trigger
events cause a restart.
If the segment index is changed in "Next Segment", the new seg-
ment is not output until a trigger occurs.
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In the case of "External Trigger = Auto", output starts at once and
the segment is generated continuously.
Further trigger events are ignored. Each next segment trigger event
switches over to outputting the subsequent segment, following a
system-imposed signal gap.
If the segment index is changed in "Next Segment", output of the
current segment is stopped and the new segment is output imme-
diately, following a system-imposed signal gap.
The subsequent trigger event after the last segment causes the first
segment to be output again.
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In the case of "External Trigger = Armed_Auto", output starts after
the first trigger event. The segment is then generated continuously.
Further trigger events are ignored. Each next segment trigger event
switches over to outputting the subsequent segment, following a
system-imposed signal gap.
If the segment is changed in Next Segment, signal output is stopped
and the new segment is not output until a trigger occurs.
The subsequent trigger event after the last segment causes the first
segment to be output again.
●
In the case of "External Trigger = Single", output starts after the first
trigger event. The segment is then generated once.
Each trigger event (re-)starts the segment; each next segment trig-
ger event switches over to outputting the subsequent segment.
If the segment is changed in "Next Segment", signal output is not
stopped. The new segment is not output until a trigger occurs.
The subsequent trigger event after the last segment causes the first
segment to be output again.
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