9.8 Pre-Trigger Settings
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This applies to the Memory function only.
You can set whether a trigger is recognized (accepted) if trigger criteria are met during this period.
• When pre-triggering is enabled, trigger events are normally ignored for a cer-
tain period after measurement starts (while recording the specified pre-trigger
period).
• This period is indicated on the Status bar as [Pre-Trigger wait].
Description
When trigger criteria are met during
[Pre-Trigger wait]
Example: When the pre-trigger period is set to 50%
9.8.2
Setting Trigger Acceptance (Trigger
Priority)
Procedure
To open the screen: Press the
DISP
key
→
Waveform screen
→
Press the
TRIG.SET
key
→
Trigger settings window
Move the cursor to the
[Trig Prio]
item.
Select
Off
Trigger events are ignored during
[Pre-Trigger wait]
(default setting)
On
Trigger events are recognized (accepted) during
[Pre-
Trigger wait]
.
50% of Recording Length
before trigger
Trigger Priority: [Off]
T
(After 50% of the Recording Length is recorded internally, the
[Trigger
wait]
state begins)
[Trigger wait]
[Pre-Trigger wait]
50% of Recording Length
after trigger
T
Trigger ignored
[Now Storing]
Start
Measurement
Recording Length before trigger
Trigger Priority: [On]
[Pre-Trigger wait]
50% of Recording Length after trigger
T
Trigger accepted
[Now Storing]
(A trigger event occurs while 50% of the Recording Length is being
recorded internally)
When a trigger event occurs during pre-trigger recording, the data actually recorded
may be shorter than the specified recording length. (In this case, the pre-trigger re-
cording length is shortened. The recording length after the trigger event is the speci-
fied recording length minus the specified pre-trigger period.
Start
Measurement
Summary of Contents for 8847
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Page 18: ...Operating Precautions 8 ...
Page 26: ...1 4 Basic Key Operations 16 ...
Page 74: ...4 4 Waveform Observation 64 ...
Page 98: ...5 5 Managing Files 88 ...
Page 110: ...6 6 Miscellaneous Printing Functions 100 ...
Page 126: ...7 8 Seeing Block Waveforms 116 ...
Page 160: ...8 10 Making Detailed Settings for Input Modules 150 ...
Page 198: ...10 6 Numerical Calculation Type and Description 188 ...
Page 296: ...15 7 Controlling the Instrument with Command Communications LAN USB 286 ...
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