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DC  Pass through DC and AC components of triggering signa 
HF  Reject high-frequency component of the triggering signal (over 80kHz signals) 
LF  Reject low-frequency component of the triggering signal (below 80kHz signals) 
 
4.2 Pulse width trigger 
For pulse width trigger, the trigger time shall be subject to pulse width of the triggering 
signal. You can capture abnormal pulse by setting pulse width conditions.   
Table 4-2 Pulse width trigger menu (page 1) 
Function Menu  Setting  Description 
Type Pluse  
Source 
CH1  Set CH1 as the triggering signal source 
CH2  Set CH2 as the triggering signal source 
EXT  Set external trigger input channel as the triggering signal source 
AC Line  Set AC power line as trigger source 
Alter  Set to Alternative trigger between CH1 and CH2 as signal source 
Pulse width 
conditions 
>  Trigger when pulse width is greater than Pulse Width setting values 
<  Trigger when pulse width is less than Pulse Width setting values 
=  Trigger when pulse width is equal than Pulse Width setting values 
Pulse width 
setting 
 
Set the pulse width to between 20ns~10s by using the multi-purpose
 knob on 
the front panel。 
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Table 4-3 Pulse width trigger menu (page 2)
 
Function Menu  Setting  Description 
Type Pluse  
Polarity 
Positive    Set the positive pulse width as trigger signal   
Negative    Set the negative pulse width as trigger signal   
Mode 
AUTO 
Set to automatic trigger. The DSO will continuously perform data acquisition 
without triggering signal. 
Normal 
Set to normal trigger. The DSO will only perform data acquisition when there is 
triggering signal. 
Single 
Set to single trigger.    The DSO will only perform 1 cycle of the data acquisition 
when there is triggering signal. 
Coupling 
AC  Block the DC component of triggering signal 
DC  Pass through DC and AC components of triggering signa 
HF  Reject high-frequency component of the triggering signal (over 80kHz signals) 
LF  Reject low-frequency component of the triggering signal (below 80kHz signals) 
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