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should be observed while using the various sequenced advance
modes. These limitations are summarized in Table 1-3.
Auto
Auto advance sequence is the mode that you want to use when the
sequence is expected to run continuously from the first step in the
table to the last, and then resume from the first step. There are no
interrupts between steps and between the last and the first step of
the sequence. When auto mode is selected, the 2074 can also be
placed in triggered and gated run modes. The various run mode
options that are available for the auto advance mode are
summarized in Table 1-3.
Stepped
Stepped advance sequence is the mode that you want to use when
the sequence is expected to advance on triggers only. The trigger
source is selectable from either external or bus commands. The
step will run continuously until a trigger advances the sequence to
the next step. When the last step is reached, the next trigger will
advance to the first step in the sequence and this sequence will
repeat itself as long as triggers are applied to the generator. Note
that the generator operates in continuous run mode; Trying to place
it in trigger or gated run mode will issue a settings conflict error
message. The various run mode options that are available for the
step advance mode are summarized in Table 1-3.
Single
Single sequence advance is the mode that you want to use when
the sequence is expected to advance on triggers only. The trigger
source is selectable from either external or bus commands. The
step will run once until a trigger advances the sequence to the next
step. When the last step is reached, the next trigger will advance to
the first step in the sequence and this sequence will repeat itself as
long as triggers are applied to the generator. Note that the
generator operates in triggered run mode; Trying to place it in
continuous or gated run mode will issue a settings conflict error
message. The various run mode options that are available for the
single advance mode are summarized in Table 1-3.
Mixed
Mixed advance sequence is the mode that you want to use when
some steps of the sequence are expected to run as if in Auto
advance mode while some steps that are flagged should wait and
operate as if in Stepped sequence mode. The base run mode of the
instrument is continuous. The sequence will step through segments
of the table that are marked as continuous and will stop and wait for
a trigger on sequence steps that are marked with a special flag.
Note that the generator operates in continuous run mode; Trying to
place it in trigger or gated run mode will issue a settings conflict
error message. The various run mode options that are available for
the step advance mode are summarized in Table 1-3.