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Scope Object

7-5

Decimation

A number n, where every nth sample is

acquired in a scope window.

Note This value is the same as Interleave

in a scope window.

Yes

TriggerMode

Trigger mode for a scope. Valid values are

’FreeRun’ (default), ’Software’,

’Signal’, and ’Scope’.

Yes

TriggerSignal

If TriggerMode=’Signal’, identifies which

block output signal to use for triggering

the scope. You identify the signal with a

signal index from the target object

property Signal.

Yes

TriggerLevel

If TriggerMode=’Signal’, indicates the

value the signal has to cross to trigger the

scope and start acquiring data. The trigger

level can be crossed with either a rising or

falling signal.

Yes

TriggerSlope

If TriggerMode=’Signal’, indicates

whether the trigger in on a rising or falling

signal. Values are

’Either’ (default),

’Rising’, or ’Falling’.

Yes

TriggerScope

If TriggerMode=’Scope’, identifies which

scope to use for a trigger. A scope can be set

to trigger when another scope is triggered.

This is done by setting the slave scope

property

TriggerScope to the scope index

of the master scope.

Yes

Mode

Indicates how a scope displays the signals.

Values are

’Numerical’, ’Redraw’

(default),

’Sliding’, or ’Rolling’.

Yes

Table 7-1: List of Scope Object Properties

Property Description Write

1 2 ... 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 ... 181 182

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