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Chapter 1: Agilent Technologies 16712A 128K Sample Logic Analyzer
Setting Up a Measurement
Setting Up a Measurement
After you have connected the logic analyzer probes to your target
system, (see page 10) there are five basic steps for any measurement.
1. “Define the Type of Measurement” on page 11
2. “Set Up the Bus Labels” on page 13
3. “Define Trigger Conditions” on page 14
4. “Run the Measurement” on page 15
5. “Examine the Data” on page 16
Refine measurement by repeating steps 3 - 5.
If you load a configuration file, it will set up the logic analyzer and
trigger. For your particular measurement, you may need to change
some settings.
See Also
“Making a Basic Timing Measurement” on page 22
“Making a Basic State Measurement” on page 18
Measurement Examples (see the
Measurement Examples
help volume)
Making Basic Measurements
for a self-paced tutorial
Connect the Analyzer to the Target System
Before you begin setting up a measurement, you need to physically
connect the logic analyzer to your target system. Attach the pods in a
way that keeps logically related
channels
together and be sure to
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