HP (Hewlett-Packard) B Network Router User Manual


 
Bit Descriptions Sample/Hold: Setting bit 7 to ’1’ sets sample trigger hold which prevents
the digitizer from accepting sample trigger signals.
Sample Infinite: Setting bit 6 to ’1’ sets infinite sample triggers.
Triggering continues until aborted (base + 41
16
) or until the bit is set to ’0’
and the post arm reading count is reached. One sample trigger occurs after
the bit is set to ’0’ even if the post-arm trigger count is reached. Sample
Infinite overrides Sample Once (bit 5).
Sample Once: Setting bit 5 to ’1’ causes the digitizer to take one sample
and return to the idle state, regardless of the pre-arm and post-arm reading
counts. This bit should not be set if the pre-arm and post-arm reading mode
is set (arm control register bit 3: base + 4B
16
). The bit is overridden by bit
6 (Sample Infinite).
Trigger Source: Bits 4 - 2 set the digitizer trigger (sample) source. Setting
bits 4 - 2 as follows sets the trigger source indicated.
0 0 0 - reference oscillator output.
0 0 1 - ECLTrg0 trigger line.
0 1 0 - "Ext 1" BNC connector.
0 1 1 - internal TTL source as specified by bits 1 - 0.
1 0 0 - reference period / n.
1 0 1 - ECLTrg1 trigger line.
1 1 0 - "Ext 2" BNC connector.
1 1 1 - not used.
Internal TTL Sources: Bits 1 - 0 are additional sample sources which are
selected when bits 4 - 2 are set to 011. The sources set by bits 1 - 0 are:
0 0 - VME (VXI data transfer) bus. Trigger when data register (base + 12
16
)
is read.
0 1 - HP-IB Group Execute Trigger or IEEE-488.2 *TRG command
1 0 - TTLTrg trigger line
1 1 - user during local bus data transfer (does not take data)
358 Register Programming Appendix C