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3.2.3 Trigger Setting
In DL-2060, user can specify a variety of trigger settings including the number of
samples per trigger, the number of triggers per event, reading hold, and the trigger
delay for their measurements.
A. Number of samples on each trigger
By default, the multimeter takes only one reading on each trigger, but you can instruct
the multimeter to take specific number (up to 50000) of readings each time it receives a
trigger. The user’s input setting is stored in a volatile memory which will be cleared after
the meter has been turned off and the default value will be restored. You can set the
number of samples on each trigger through front panel or the remote interface.
Front Panel Operation
Press MENU button and locate “TRIG” submenu by pressing
◁
and
▷
buttons. Press
ENTER to choose “TRIG” option. Again locate “N SAMPLE” submenu using
◁
and
▷
buttons and then press ENTER to select it. Then set the desired number by pressing
△
and
▽
buttons to increase or decrease the number, and using
◁
and
▷
buttons to
move through the digits. The locations of these buttons are shown with red rectangle
frames in
Figure 4-11 .
Procedures: MENU
→
TRIG
→
N SAMPLE
→
<Number>
Figure 4-11
Remote Interface Operation
Use the following command to set the number of samples from your PC terminal.
SAMPle:COUNt <value>
B. Number of triggers
Although the meter normally takes one trigger before returning to the “idle” state, user
can manually specify the number of triggers it accepts before the “idle” state. However,
this can only be done through the remote interface. The following command show how to
set multiple triggers per returning idle state.
TRIGger:COUNt <value>
+