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Chapter 3: Using the Logic Analyzer in Timing or State Mode
Setting Up Triggers and Running Measurements
evaluation of the sample. You can set up multi-way branches using
advanced trigger functions or by selecting an If button and choosing
Insert BRANCH.
NOTE: When you want to test a single sample for multiple conditions and take
different actions based on which is true, use branches within a trigger
sequence level. When you want to test different samples, use different
sequence levels.
NOTE: In the timing mode's 400 MHz / 32M Sample Transitional or Store
Qualified configuration, only 2 branches are available per sequence level.
See Also “Understanding Logic Analyzer Triggering” on page 240
“To view a picture of the trigger sequence” on page 83
“Advanced Trigger Functions” on page 183
To send e-mail when the trigger occurs (timing or 200 Mb/
s state only)
You can set up the logic analyzer to send e-mail when the trigger
occurs. This is useful when triggering on an event that rarely occurs,
when you may not be around the logic analyzer to see that it triggered.
1. In the Trigger tab's Trigger Sequence area, select the level whose trigger
you want to send e-mail on.
A yellow box appears around the level.
2. Select the Trigger or Goto button and choose the Trigger, send e-mail,
and fill memory action.
3. Select the E-mail Setup button.
4. In the E-mail Setup dialog, enter the name of the SMTP (see page 82) mail
server (if you don't know this, contact your System Administrator), the
recipient's e-mail address (use spaces to separate multiple addresses), and
the text of the message.
If you want e-mail to be sent on each trigger of a repetitive run, select the
Send e-mail on repetitive run check box.
5. Select the OK button.