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NORM:
Sweep
is
initiated
by
the
applied
trigger
signal.
In
the
absence
of
an
adequate
trigger
signal
, there is
no
trace. When
the
trigger
rate is
too
low
for
AUTO
use
NORM
.
SINGL
SWP: When
this
pushbutton
is
pushed
, the A
Sweep
operates
in the
single
sweep mode.
After
a
single
sweep
is
displayed,
further
sweeps
cannot
be
presented
until
the
SINGLE
SWP
button
is
again
pushed. It is
useful
when
the
signal
to
be
displayed
is
not
repetitive
or
varies in
amplitude
,
shape
or
time
causing
an
unstable
conven-
tional
display
. It
can
also
be used
to
photograph
a
nonrepetitive
signal.
26. READY
Lamp-Indicates
A
Sweep
is
"armed"
and,
upon
receipt
of
an
adequate
trigger
signal,
will
present a
single-sweep
display
.
27.
TRIG
Lamp-Indicates
that
A
Sweep
is
triggered
and
will
produce
a
stable
display.
It is
useful
for
setting
up
the
trigger
circuits
when
a
trigger
signal
is available
without
a
display
on
the
crt
(for
example,
when
using
ex terna I
triggers).
28. A
TRIG
HOLDOFF-Provides
continuous
control
of
time
between
sweeps.
Allows
triggering
on
aperiodic
signals
(such as
complex
digital
words)
. In the
fully
clockwise
position
(8
ENDS A) , A
sweep
is reset at the end
of
8
sweep
to
provide
the fastest
possible
sweep
repetition
rate
for
delayed-sweep
presentations
and
low-repetition
rate signals. Use the A
trigger
controls
for
the best
possible
display
before
using
the A
TRIG
HOLDOFF
control.
29.
COUPLING
-
Determines
method
used to
couple
signals
to
the
trigger
generator
circuit.
AC
:
Signals
are
capacitively
coupled
to
the
input
of
the
trigger
generator.
Dc
is
rejected and Signals
below
about
60
Hz
are
attenuated
.
LF REJ:
Signals
are
capacitively
coupled
to
the
input
of
the
trigger
circuit.
Dc
is rejected and
signals
below
about
50 kHz are
attenuated
. It is useful
for
providing
a
stable
display
of
the
high-frequency
components
of
a
complex
waveform
.
HF REJ:
Signals
are
capacitively
coupled
to
the
input
of
the
trigger
circuit
.
Dc
is rejected and
signals
below
about
60 Hz and above
about
50 kHz are attenuated. It is
useful
for
providing
a stable
display
of
the
low-frequency
components
of
a
complex
waveform.
DC
: All
components
of
a
trigger
signal are
coupled
to
the
input
of
the
trigger
circuit.
It is useful
for
providing
a
stable
display
of
low-frequency
or
low-repetition
rate
signals,
except
the
combination
of
the
AL
T (dual trace)
mode
with
the
trigger
SOURCE
switch
in
NORM
.
@
475A/DM44
Operators
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