Channel trigger, Overview of the channel trigger registers – Spectrum Brands MI.20xx User Manual

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Channel Trigger

Trigger modes and appendant registers

Channel Trigger

Overview of the channel trigger registers

The channel trigger modes are the most common modes, compared to external equipment like oscilloscopes. The 17 different channel trigger
modes enable you to observe nearly any part of the analog signal. This chapter is about to explain the different modes in detail. To enable
the channel trigger, you have to set the triggermode register accordingly. Therefore you have to choose, if you either want only one channel
to be the trigger source, or if you want to combine two or more channels to a logical OR trigger. The following table shows the according
registers for the two general channel trigger modes.

If you have set the general triggermode to channel trigger you must set the all of the channels to their modes according to the following table.

So even if you use TM_CHANNEL and only want to observe one channel, you need to deactivate all other
channels. You can do this by setting the channel specific register to the value TM_CHXOFF.

The tables lists the maximum of the available channel mode registers for your card’s series. So it can be that you have less channels installed
on your specific card and therefore have less valid channel mode registers. If you try to set a channel, that is not installed on your specific
card, a error message will be returned.

So if you want to set up a four channel board to detect only a positive edge on channel0, you would have to setup the board like the following
example. Both of the examples either for the TM_CHANNEL and the TM_CHOR triggermode do not include the necessary settigs for the
triggerlevels. These settings are detailed described in the following paragraphs.

If you want to set up a four channel board to detect a triggerevent on either a positive edge on channel1 or a negative edge on channel3
you would have to set up your board as the following example shows.

Register

Value

Direction

Description

SPC_TRIGGERMODE

40000

r/w

Sets the triggermode for the board.

TM_CHANNEL

20040

Enables the channel trigger mode so that only one channel can be a trigger source.

TM_CHOR

35000

Enables the channel trigger mode so that more than one channel can be a trigger source.

Register

Value

Direction

Description

SPC_TRIGGERMODE0

40200

r/w

Sets the trigger mode for channel0. Channeltrigger must be activated with SPC_TRIGGERMODE.

SPC_TRIGGERMODE1

40201

r/w

Sets the trigger mode for channel1. Channeltrigger must be activated with SPC_TRIGGERMODE.

SPC_TRIGGERMODE2

40202

r/w

Sets thetrigger mode for channel2. Channeltrigger must be activated with SPC_TRIGGERMODE.

SPC_TRIGGERMODE3

40203

r/w

Sets the trigger mode for channel3. Channeltrigger must be activated with SPC_TRIGGERMODE.

TM_CHXOFF

10020

Channel is not used for trigger detection.

TM_CHXPOS

10000

Enables the trigger detection for positive edges

TM_CHXNEG

10010

Enables the trigger detection for negative edges

TM_CHXBOTH

10030

Enables the trigger detection for positive and negative edges

TM_CHXPOS_LP

10001

Enables the pulsewidth trigger detection for long positive pulses

TM_CHXNEG_LP

10011

Enables the pulsewidth trigger detection for long negative pulses

TM_CHXPOS_SP

10002

Enables the pulsewidth trigger detection for short positive pulses

TM_CHXNEG_SP

10012

Enables the pulsewidth trigger detection for short negative pulses

TM_CHXPOS_GS

10003

Enables the steepness trigger detection for flat positive pulses

TM_CHXNEG_GS

10013

Enables the steepness trigger detection for flat negative pulses

TM_CHXPOS_SS

10004

Enables the steepness trigger detection for steep positive pulses

TM_CHXNEG_SS

10014

Enables the steepness trigger detection for steep negative pulses

TM_CHXWINENTER

10040

Enables the window trigger for entering signals

TM_CHXWINLEAVE

10050

Enables the window trigger for leaving signals

TM_CHXWINENTER_LP

10041

Enables the window trigger for long inner signals

TM_CHXWINLEAVE_LP

10051

Enables the window trigger for long outer signals

TM_CHXWINENTER_SP

10042

Enables the window trigger for short inner signals

TM_CHXWINLEAVE_SP

10052

Enables the window trigger for short outer signals

SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE , TM_CHANNEL); // Enable channel trigger mode
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE0, TM_CHXPOS ); // Set triggermode of channel0 to positive edge trigger
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE1, TM_CHXOFF ); // Disable channel1 concerning trigger detection
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE2, TM_CHXOFF ); // Disable channel2 concerning trigger detection
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE3, TM_CHXOFF ); // Disable channel3 concerning trigger detection

SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE , TM_CHOR ); // Enable channel OR trigger mode
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE0, TM_CHXOFF); // Disable channel0 concerning trigger detection
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE1, TM_CHXPOS); // Set triggermode of channel1 to positive edge trigger
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE2, TM_CHXOFF); // Disable channel2 concerning trigger detection
SpcSetParam (hDrv, SPC_TRIGGERMODE3, TM_CHXNEG); // Set triggermode of channel3 to positive edge trigger

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