Triggering
See also “Triggering,” starting on page 71 in chapter 3.
The multimeter’s triggering system allows you to generate triggers
either manually or automatically, take multiple readings per trigger,
and insert a delay before each reading. Normally, the multimeter will
take one reading each time it receives a trigger, but you can specify
multiple readings (up to 50,000) per trigger.
Triggering the multimeter from the remote interface is a multi-step
process that offers triggering flexibility.
• First, you must configure the multimeter for the measurement by
selecting the function, range, resolution, etc.
• Then, you must specify the source from which the multimeter will
accept the trigger. The multimeter will accept a software (bus) trigger
from the remote interface, a hardware trigger from the rear-panel
Ext Trig (external trigger) terminal, or an immediate internal trigger.
• Then, you must make sure that the multimeter is ready to accept
a trigger from the specified trigger source (this is called the wait-for-
trigger state).
The diagram on the next page shows the multimeter’s triggering system.
First-time
SCPI users,
see page 154.
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