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Trigger sequence specification
See the following figure, which shows a sequence specification with four
levels. To define the trigger sequence, you specify sequence-advance,
sequence-else, storage, and trigger-on specifications.
Each level except the last has two branch conditions, the sequence-advance
and sequence-else specification. The storage specification indicates whether
data should be stored or not while the logic analyzer is at that sequence level.
(The trigger-on specification is a special sequence-advance specification that
is described in the section "Trigger On Specification.")
Sequence-else specifications
can branch to the same state
to a previous state
or a later state.
State analyzer sequence with four states
Sequence-advance specification The sequence-advance branch,
sometimes called the "if" branch or primary branch, always branches to
the next level. You can specify the following kinds of sequence-advance
specifications:
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If the is found number of times or the
remains stable for
sequence level.
The Trigger Sequence
Trigger sequence specification
Sequence-advance
specifications always
branch to the next state.
Each state can have a
unique storage specification.
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