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TrigEdge

Picolo Junior 4 Picolo Diligent

Description

Type

Enumerated

Description

Significant edge of designated trigger hardware line from outside system

"Set" effect

Sets the frame or page trigger hardware line significant edge

"Get" effect

Returns the currently chosen frame or page trigger hardware line significant edge

Classification

Class

Channel

Category

Trigger Control

Level

Adjust

Identifiers

String

TrigEdge

C, C++

MC_TrigEdge

.NET

MC.TrigEdge

Numerical

664

This parameter applies to the hardware line designated by TrigLine or TrigLineIndex.

Along with TrigCtl and TrigFilter, it declares the grabber attributes of the trigger line sensed by the channel and aimed at generating the trigger event.

The TrigEdge parameter determines the significant edge of the end trigger pulse.

This parameter applies when acquisition control settings require a hardware trigger or page trigger (all acquisition modes).

Values applicable to Picolo, Picolo Pro 2, Picolo Pro 3, Picolo Tetra

Name

Identifier

Description

GOHIGH

MC_TrigEdge_GOHIGH

The trigger event is generated at each positive-going transition of the trigger line.

GOLOW

MC_TrigEdge_GOLOW

The trigger event is generated at each negative-going transition of the trigger line.

Values applicable to Picolo Tymo, Picolo Alert

Name

Identifier

Description

GOHIGH

MC_TrigEdge_GOHIGH

The trigger event is generated at each positive-going transition of the trigger line.

GOLOW

MC_TrigEdge_GOLOW

The trigger event is generated at each negative-going transition of the trigger line.

GOOPEN

MC_TrigEdge_GOOPEN

The trigger event is generated each time the trigger line is opened.

Values applicable to Domino series

Name

Identifier

Description

GOHIGH

MC_TrigEdge_GOHIGH

The trigger event is generated at each positive-going transition of the trigger line.

GOLOW

MC_TrigEdge_GOLOW

The trigger event is generated at each negative-going transition of the trigger line.