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Label Polarity Fields
The Label Polarity fields are used to assign a polarity to each label. The
default polarity for all labels is positive ( + ). You change the label polarity by
selecting the polarity field, which toggles the polarity between positive
( + ) and negative ( −).
When the polarity is inverted, all data as well as bit pattern specific
configurations used for identifying, triggering, or storing data reflect the
change of polarity.
In a timing analyzer with the data inverted, the waveform display remains
positive true.
Polarity Field
Polarity field
The Format Menu
Label Polarity Fields
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- Agilent Technologies 1660A 1
- Series 50/100-MHz State 1
- 500-MHz Timing Logic 1
- Analyzers 1
- In This Book 3
- Analyzer type considerations 4
- Contents 7
- 5 Connecting a Printer 8
- 6 Disk Drive Operations 8
- 8 The System Utilities 8
- 9 The Common Menu Fields 9
- 10 The Configuration Menu 9
- 11 The Format Menu 9
- Time Markers 13–17 11
- Statistics Markers 13–19 11
- 14 The Waveform Menu 11
- Pattern Markers 14–13 11
- Pattern Markers 16–12 13
- Time Markers 16–23 13
- Statistics Markers 16–25 13
- States Markers 16–27 13
- 17 The Compare Menu 13
- 18 Error Messages 14
- 20 Operator’s Service 14
- Introduction 15
- Logic Analyzer Description 16
- User Interface 18
- Configuration Capabilities 19
- Key Features 21
- Accessories Supplied 22
- Accessories Available 23
- Probing Options 26
- General-Purpose Probing 27
- The Termination Adapter 27
- 3592 or equivalent 28
- Probe Tip Assembly 29
- Probe Ground Lead 30
- Probe lead connector 30
- Probe ground 30
- Assembling the Probing System 32
- Connecting Probe Tip Assembly 33
- Probe tip assembly 33
- Probe cable 33
- Installing Probe Leads 34
- Connecting Grabbers to Probes 35
- The Front-Panel Interface 38
- Front-Panel Controls 39
- . (period) Key 42
- How to Power-up The Analyzer 46
- How to Select Menus 47
- Complete Menu Selection List 48
- Menu selection list 48
- (not shown on the 48
- System and Analyzer Menu Sets 50
- How to Select Fields 51
- "Trigger on" Field 52
- "Trigger on" field 52
- Press the Format MENU key 53
- How to Configure Options 54
- How to Enter Numeric Data 55
- Units Assignment field 56
- Units assignment 56
- How to Enter Alpha Data 57
- Alpha Entry 58
- Name field 58
- How to Roll Offscreen Data 59
- Pods and Labels Roll Field 60
- Pods roll field with roll 60
- Labels roll field 60
- Channel Assignment Field 61
- Channel assignment 61
- Channel Assignment Pop-up 62
- Assignment pop-up 62
- Assignment choices 62
- Resource term "a" 63
- Edge assignment 64
- Edge and glitch 65
- Using the Mouse and the 67
- Optional Keyboard 67
- Moving the Cursor 69
- Entering Data into a Menu 70
- Using the Keyboard Overlays 71
- Numeric Keypad Overlay 72
- Defining Units of Measure 73
- Assigning Edge Triggers 74
- Closing a Menu 74
- Connecting a Printer 75
- GPIB Printers 77
- Listen Always Switch Setting 78
- RS-232C Printers 82
- Parallel Printer Port 87
- Printing the Display 91
- Disk Drive Operations 93
- Menu Map 96
- How to Access the Disk Menu 97
- How to Install a Disk 98
- Disk Operation Field 99
- Disk operation field 99
- How to Load a File 100
- Filename Selection 101
- Filename field 101
- Scroll bar 101
- How to Format a Disk 102
- How to Store Files on a Disk 104
- File Name Field 105
- File name field 105
- File Description Field 106
- File description 106
- How to Rename a File 107
- New Filename Field 108
- New filename 108
- How to Autoload a File 109
- Autoload Filename Field 110
- Filename 110
- How to Purge a File 111
- How to Copy a File 112
- New filename Field 113
- How to Pack a Disk 114
- How to Duplicate a Disk 115
- How to Make a Directory 117
- The RS-232C, GPIB, and 119
- Centronix Interface 119
- Interface 120
- RS-232 / GPIB menu contains 121
- Printer/Controller Menu Map 123
- The Controller Interface 125
- The Printer Interface 125
- The GPIB Interface 126
- GPIB field 127
- The RS-232C Interface 128
- (1660A through 1663A Only) 132
- The System Utilities 133
- The Utilities Menu Map 135
- Sound On / Off 137
- The Common Menu Fields 138
- Common Menu Fields Menu Map 140
- System/Analyzer Field 141
- Menu Field 142
- Print Field 143
- Print field 144
- Print selection menu 144
- Format Output Pop-up 145
- Run/Stop Field 146
- Base Field 147
- Label Field 148
- Interleave Option 149
- Interleaved label 149
- Label / Base Roll Field 150
- The Configuration Menu 152
- Name Field 154
- Type Field 155
- Unassigned Pods List 156
- Activity Indicators 158
- System / Analyzer Field 159
- Run Field 159
- The Format Menu 160
- Glitch in a Timing Waveform 164
- Timing acquisition 166
- Acquisition mode 166
- Minimum Transitions Stored 168
- Maximum Transitions Stored 169
- Clock Inputs Display 172
- Pod Field 173
- Pod Clock Field (State only) 174
- Demultiplex Clocking Mode 176
- Demultiplex mode field 176
- Pod Threshold Field 178
- Pod threshold field 179
- Pod Threshold 179
- Master Clock Field 180
- Master clock field 180
- Clock Edges and Levels 181
- Setup/Hold Field (State only) 182
- Default Setup and Hold 183
- Clock Position in Valid Data 183
- Symbols Field 184
- Symbol Located in the Data 185
- Symbol name field 187
- Modify Symbol Selection Menu 187
- Modify symbol selection menu 187
- Label and Pod Rolling Fields 188
- Label Assignment Fields 189
- Label Polarity Fields 191
- Bit Assignment Fields 192
- Bit Assignment Example 193
- The Trigger Menu 196
- Sequence Levels Area 198
- Resource Terms Area 198
- Control Area 198
- Trigger Menu Map 198
- Trigger Sequence Levels 201
- Editing Sequence Levels 202
- Modify Trigger Field 203
- Pre-defined Trigger Macros 206
- • Basic Macros 207
- • Sequence Dependent Macros 207
- • Time Violation Macros 207
- • Delay Macros 207
- Select New Macro Field 208
- Select new macro field 208
- Assignment field 208
- Timing Trigger Macro Library 209
- State Trigger Macro Library 211
- User-level Macro 214
- Secondary "else on" 214
- Resource Terms 221
- Two global Timers 222
- Logic Operation Choices 226
- Label and Base Fields 227
- Arming Control Field 228
- Two Analyzer Arming 229
- Analyzer name 229
- Port In/Out Arming 230
- Acquisition Control 231
- Trigger Position Field 232
- Sample Period Field 233
- Count Field (State only) 234
- The Listing Menu 236
- Markers Field 239
- Pattern Markers 240
- Find X-pattern field 241
- X-pattern at 241
- Pattern Occurrence Fields 242
- First occurrence 243
- Specify Patterns Field 244
- X and O entering and 245
- Pattern Display Field 246
- Pattern display field 246
- Stop Measurement Field 248
- X-O Field 249
- Clear Pattern Field 251
- Time Markers 252
- Trig to X / Trig to O Fields 253
- Statistics Markers 254
- States Markers (State only) 256
- Data Roll Field 258
- The Waveform Menu 262
- Acquisition Control Field 266
- Accumulate Field 267
- States Per Division Field 268
- States per division 268
- Seconds Per Division Field 269
- Seconds per 269
- Delay Field 270
- Sample Period Display 271
- Sample period display 271
- Sample Points 272
- Pattern occurrence fields 275
- X to O Display Field 277
- X to O display field 277
- Center Screen Field 278
- Specify Patterns Menu 280
- X and O entering 280
- Specify Pattern Menu 281
- X to O option menu 284
- Compare options menu 285
- Marker data pattern display 289
- Marker label 289
- Reset Statistics 291
- Waveform Display 295
- Waveform Label Field 297
- Overlayed waveforms 298
- Data value or Symbol 298
- The Mixed Display Menu 302
- 1663A Only) 303
- Inserting Waveforms 304
- Interleaving State Listings 304
- Time-Correlated Displays 305
- Waveform 306
- Time markers 306
- The Chart Menu 308
- Label Value vs. States Charts 310
- Chart Menu Map 310
- Y-axis Label Value Field 314
- X-axis label / state 315
- Xmin and Xmax fields 315
- Label field 315
- Scaling the Axes 316
- Min and Max Scaling Fields 317
- Markers / Range Field 318
- Statistics Display 333
- Statistics display 333
- States Markers 334
- The Compare Menu 338
- Compare Menu Map 340
- Reference Listing Field 342
- Difference Listing Field 343
- Copy Trace to Compare Field 345
- Find Error Field 346
- Partial range fields 347
- Mask Field 348
- Stop Measurement Fields 349
- Stop measurement 349
- Compare type options 350
- Compare field 350
- X-O field 351
- X-O options menu 351
- Bit Editing Field 353
- Error Messages 356
- Warning Messages 360
- Advisory Messages 363
- Specifications and 364
- Characteristics 364
- Specifications 366
- Operator’s Service 378
- Preparing For Use 380
- To inspect the logic analyzer 381
- Ferrites (1664A Only) 381
- To apply power 383
- To operate the user interface 383
- To set the line voltage 384
- To degauss the display 385
- To clean the logic analyzer 385
- To test the logic analyzer 385
- Troubleshooting 386
- To use the flowcharts 386
- To check the power-up tests 389
- 2 Tests 394
- To run the self-tests (1664A) 396
- To test the auxiliary power 403
- Index - 1 404
- Index - 2 405
- Index - 3 406
- Index - 4 407
- Index - 5 408
- Index - 6 409
- DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 410
- Product Regulations 411
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