OUTPut:TTLT<n>[:STATe]

OUTPut:TTLT<n>[:STATe] ON 1 OFF 0 enables or disables the specified

TTL Trigger line for outputting the source set by OUTPut:TTLT<n>:

SOURce. <n> can have the value 0 through 7 (TTLT0 - TTLT7).

Comments Resource Conflicts: Resource conflicts will occur if either the trigger or sample source is already using a TTL line you attempt to enable as an OUTPut line. The OUTPut TTLT line will not be enabled and a “Settings Conflict” error will occur.

Settings Conflict Error: Setting the trigger or sample source to a TTL trigger line that has its output state ON will result in a settings conflict error and the output state will be changed to OFF. The specified trigger line will be assigned to the sample or trigger source.

Master-Slave Settings: TRIG:MODE MASTer<n> SLAVe<n> will disable all other OUTPut:TTLT<n>:STATe settings. The only outputs that will occur are those defined in the MASTer-SLAVe relationship.

Executable when initiated: NO

Coupled Command: YES

Reset (*RST) Condition: All lines set to OFF

OUTPut:TTLT<n>[:STATe]?

OUTPut:TTLT<n>[:STATe]? queries the specified TTL Trigger line (TTLT0-

TTLT7) to determine if it is enabled (1) or disabled (0).

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Agilent Technologies E1564A, E1563A user manual OUTPutTTLTnSTATe?

E1563A, E1564A specifications

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