HP 1660CS, Руководство пользователя

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To receive an arm signal from another instrument
When you set the analyzer to wait for an arm signal, it does not react to data
that would normally trigger it until after it has received the arm signal. The
arm signal can be sent to any of the Trigger Sequence levels, but will go to
level 1 unless you change it. Setting up the analyzer to receive an arm signal
is more efficient when the sequence levels are already in place.
1
Connect a BNC cable from the instrument which will be sending the
signal to the External Trigger Input port on the back of the logic
analyzer.
C A U T I O N
Do not exceed 5.5 volts on the External Trigger Input.
The External Trigger Input port is also referred to as "Port In." It uses
standard TTL logic signal levels, and expects a rising edge as input.
2
In the Analyzer Trigger menu, select Arming Control.
Arming Control is below the Run button.
3
Select the Analyzer Arm In field, and choose PORT IN.
4
To change the default settings, select the analyzer field.
A small pop-up menu appears. To change which device the analyzer is
receiving its arm signal from, select the Run from field. To change which
sequence level is waiting for the arm signal, select the Arm sequence level
field.
5
Select Done until you are back at the Trigger menu.
Using the Trigger Menu
To receive an arm signal from another instrument
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