User Manual

Remote Programing
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TRIGger[:SEQuence
{[1]|2|3|4}]:SLOPe
(Command/Query)
TRIG:SEQ{[1]|2|3|4}:SLOP <POSitive|NEGative> determines :
in SEQuence2 : determines the polarity of the pulse
 POSitive: positive pulse
 NEGative: negative pulse
To the question TRIG:SEQ{[1]|2|3|4<}:SLOP?, the instrument returns the polarity trigger front
or pulse according to the selected SEQuence.
In the other sequences: used to measure the triggering edge of the main source:
 POSitive: rising front
 NEGative: falling front
TRIGger[:SEQuence
{[1]|2|3|4}]:SOURce
(Command/Query)
The TRIG:SOUR <INTernal{1|2|3|4|> command determines the main trigger source of the
instrument.
INTernal{1|2|3|4} corresponds to the trigger source (1, 2, 3, 4 channels) of the instrument on
SCOPIX and SCOPIX BUS.
To the question TRIG:SOUR?, the instrument returns the main trigger source used in.
TRIGger[:SEQuence[2]]
:TYPe
(Command/Query)
The TRIG:TYP <INFerior|SUPerior|INT|OUT> command determines the trigger type on pulse
width :
trigger on pulses of durations which are inferior (INF) or superior (SUP) to the specified
duration, or which are situated inside (INT) or outside (OUT) of the specified temporal range,
with :

INF : triggers on a pulse if its duration is less than t1

SUP : triggers on a pulse if its duration is more than t1

INT : triggers on a pulse if its duration is between t1 and t1 + d

OUT : triggers on a pulse if its duration is situated over t1 and t1 + d
To the question TRIG:TYP?, the instrument returns the trigger type on pulse width.
Response format: <INF|SUP|INT|OUT ><NL>