Introduction to Timing Analysis
Put the Analyzer into Timing Mode
| Put the Analyzer into Timing Mode |
| When you first turn on the analyzer, the Configuration Menu is displayed with |
| Analyzer 1 set to Timing mode. This is the mode the analyzer needs to be in |
| to do timing analysis. Timing analysis uses the clock inside the analyzer to |
| sample data at consistent time intervals. |
Note | If the analyzer is in Timing mode, continue on to "Change a Label Name" |
| on the next page. |
If the analyzer is not in timing mode, put it in timing mode now by following the steps below.
1If you are not already in the Configuration menu, press the Config MENU key.
2In the Analyzer 1 box, highlight the field to the right of Type, and press the Select key.
3Highlight Timing in the
Unless your analyzer is an HP 1661 or an HP 1671, your Configuration Menu will look different than the one shown below because your analyzer has a different number of data pods.
The analyzer is in
Timing mode.
Pod A1 has arrows on the lower eight channels and the
| Putting the Analyzer into Timing Mode |
Result | The analyzer is in timing mode with activity showing on the lower eight |
| channels and the |