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Chapter 3: Using the Logic Analyzer in Timing or State Mode
Setting Up Triggers and Running Measurements
the context of the measurement):
a. Select the Select Labels button.
b. In the Transitional Label Select dialog, highlight the desired label
from the Available Labels list; then, select the right-arrow button to
move that label to the Ignore Edges On list.
c. Repeat as needed for additional labels.
d. Select OK to save the selection and close the dialog.
NOTE: If you have a channel that is shared across multiple labels, all labels containing
that channel must be on the Ignore list before transitions on that channel will
no longer cause a sample to be stored.
Ignoring data changes on particular labels let you store more of the
transitions you're interested in over a greater period of time.
In the trigger sequence, unless Transitions is selected, you can
override default storing for the samples that cause actions to occur, or
you can turn default storing on or off, by inserting store actions.
The Agilent Technologies 16760A logic analyzer does not implement
the "Branches taken" feature of past logic analyzers. The best way to
store only the states that cause sequence level branches is by setting
up default storing to Nothing, and inserting a Store sample action in
each sequence level.
NOTE: When store qualification is performed in the state mode's 400, 800, 1250, and
1500 Mb/s configurations, there may be the case where data stored in memory
is further disqualified. As a result, you may see a non-contiguous listing of
states as well as a reduction of usable memory. In the timing mode's
transitional configuration, these extra samples are not removed, so sometimes
data not meeting the store qualifier is displayed.
To clear default storing changes
1. When the Trigger tab is displayed, select Clear Default Store from the
Clear menu.
See Also “Storage Qualification” on page 249 in “Understanding Logic Analyzer
Triggering” on page 240