Trigger Events¶

Note that commands to set trigger event parameters are not valid if the OXYGEN is within a measurement.

:TRIGger[:GET]?¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:GET?
Description	Queries the number, enabled state and the name of all stored trigger events
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns a list of elements alternating the numeric event-number, the event-enabled state and the event-name. Note: this is the default query in the trigger subsystem (see examples)
Return Format	(<Integer>, <ON\|OFF>, <String>)[,(<Integer>, <ON \| OFF>, <String>)[,…]] \| NONE
Example	-> :TRIGger:GET? <- (1,ON,"Event 1"),(2,ON,"My Event") ... -> :TRIG? //use as default query <- (1,ON,"Event 1"),(2,ON,"My Event")

:TRIGger:RESet¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:RESet
Description	Delete all trigger events
Parameter	None
Explanation	This command removes all trigger events
Example	-> :TRIGger:RESet -> :TRIGger? <- NONE

:TRIGger:ADDevent¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:ADDevent

Description

Add a new trigger event

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
<event name>	ASCII String	optional	“Event <next event-number>”

Explanation

Add a new single trigger event to the trigger subsystem. If no event-name is specified then default name “Event <next event-number>” is assigned

Example

-> :TRIGger?
<- :NONE                                                 //no Events
-> :TRIGger:ADDevent
-> :TRIGger:ADDevent "My Event"
-> :TRIG?
<- (1,ON,"Event 1"),(2,ON,"My Event")

:TRIGger:EVent<context> Commands and Queries¶

The Oxygen trigger subsystem facilitates one or more trigger events, to control the OXYGEN recording setup. Each event can be identified by a corresponding event number and an event name. The event number is used as context for several commands and queries and directs each command to the dedicated event (e.g. :TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:…). If no number is specified, event number 1 is assumed.

Each event is constructed with one or more condition(s) and one or more action(s). For each condition and each action a corresponding number is dedicated. These numbers also can be used as context numbers for specific condition and action commands (e.g. :TRIGger:EVent<Number>:CONDition<condition-number>:…).

The following commands and queries can be used to query and setup all available Oxygen trigger events.

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>[:SETup]?¶

Syntax	TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:SETup?
Description	Queries the state, name, conditions and actions of a specific trigger event
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns the state, name and a list of all conditions and all actions specified for the event with the corresponding event number. Note: this is the default query in the trigger event subsystem (see example).
Return Format	<ON \| OFF>,<String>[,(Condition)[,…]] [,(Action)[,…]] \| NONE
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent2:SETup? <- ON,"Event 2" //Event 2 without any condition or action ... -> :TRIG:EV? //use as default query, event number 1 is assumed <- ON,"Event 1",(CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF,"1886450731343413248") //no action configured

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>[:SETup] {<String>} | {{ON|OFF},<String>}¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:SETup {<String>} | {{ON|OFF},<String>}

Description

Sets the state and/or name and state of the corresponding event

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
Event state or name	Literal \| <String>	ON \| OFF \| <String>>	None
Event name	<String>		None

Explanation

Sets the current state and/or name of the corresponding event. The state should be ON or OFF. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event subsystem (see example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent2:SETup?
<- OFF,"Event 2"                            //Event without any condition or action
-> TRIGger:EVent2:SETup "My Event"          //set name and the state enabled
-> :TRIG:EV2?
<- ON,"My Event"
-> :TRIG:EV2 OFF,"My Event 2"
-> :TRIG:EV2?
<- OFF,"My Event 2"

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:VALId?¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:VALId?
Description	Queries validation state of the corresponding event
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns TRUE if the event has a valid configuration. FALSE is returned if the event does not exist, a condition is missing, or any of the conditions and actions are mismatched.
Return Format	TRUE \| FALSE
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1:VALId? <- TRUE -> :TRIG:EV2:VALI? <- FALSE

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:DELete¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:DELete
Description	Deletes the trigger event with the corresponding event number
Parameter	None
Explanation	Deletes the trigger event with all conditions and actions. Note: All subsequent events are reordered with a new event number. If no event number is specified, event 1 is deleted.
Example	-> :TRIGger? <- (1,ON,"Event 1"),(2,ON,"Event 2"),(3,ON,"Event 3") -> :TRIGger:EVent2:DELete -> :TRIGger? <- (1,ON,"Event 1"),(2,ON,"Event 3") -> :TRIGger:EVent2:DELete -> :TRIGger? <- (1,ON,"Event 1")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ADDCondition¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ADDCondition
Description	Add a new trigger event condition to the event
Parameter	None
Explanation	Add a new single condition to the corresponding trigger event. If no event-number is specified as context event number 1 is assumed. The constructed condition is a high level condition with its own default parameters. For changing the condition type or parameters see the condition setup commands below.
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1? <- ON,"Event 1" -> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition -> :TRIGger:EVent1? <- ON,"Event 1",(CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF) //event 1 with one high level condition

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ADDAction¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ADDAction
Description	Add a new trigger event action to the event
Parameter	None
Explanation	Add a new single action to the corresponding trigger event. If no event-number is specified as context event number 1 is assumed. The constructed action is a recording action with start recording as default parameter. For changing the action type or parameters see the action setup commands below.
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1? <- ON,"Event 1" -> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction -> :TRIGger:EVent1? <- ON,"Event 1",(ACTION,RECORDING,START) //event 1 with one recording action

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number>:GET?¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :GET?
Description	Queries the condition type and parameter of the corresponding trigger event condition
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns the condition type and all of the specific parameters for this type. Note: this is the default query in the trigger event condition subsystem (see sample example).
Return Format	([<condition-type>[,<parameter 1>[,…]]]) \| NONE High level condition: (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,String>[,<String>[,…]]) Low level condition: (CONDITION,LOWLEVEL,<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,String>[,<String>[,…]]) In window condition: (CONDITION,INWINDOW,<nrf>,<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,String>[,<String>[,…]]) Out window condition: (CONDITION,OUTWINDOW,<nrf>,<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,String>[,<String>[,…]]) Keyboard condition: (CONDITION,KEYBOARD,<literal>,<String>) Time condition: (CONDITION,TIME,<literal>\|<String>,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>) For a detailed parameter name and description of all trigger event conditions see the condition setup commands below.
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET? <- NONE -> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition -> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1? //use as default query <- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF) -> :TRIG:EV:COND? //short form <- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number>:VALId?¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :VALId?
Description	Queries validation state of the condition
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns TRUE if the condition has a valid configuration. FALSE is returned if the condition does not exist, or one or more parameters are missing or mismatched (e.g. no channel assigned).
Return Format	TRUE \| FALSE
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:VALId? <- TRUE

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number>:DELete¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :DELete
Description	Deletes the trigger condition with corresponding condition number
Parameter	None
Explanation	Deletes the trigger condition with the corresponding condition number from the corresponding event. Note: All subsequent conditions are reordered with a new condition number. If no condition number is specified, condition 1 is deleted.
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1? <- ON,"Event 1",(CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF),(CONDITION,KEYBOARD,SINGLE,"Shift+C") -> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:DELete -> :TRIGger:EVent1? <- ON,"Event 1",(CONDITION,KEYBOARD,SINGLE,"Shift+C")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :HIGHlevel:SETup<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :HIGHlevel:SETup<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding condition to a high level condition

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
Threshold	<nrf>	channel range min max
Rearm level	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| range min - threshold value
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding condition to a high level condition and sets its parameter. Note: the rearm level param should be ON or OFF or a numric value (see channel range). If this parameter is a numeric value the rearm level is enabled automatically.

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?                  //same GET as default query
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:HIGHlevel:SETup 1,0.5,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,1.0,5.0E-1,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538")
-> :TRIG:EV1:COND1:HIGH 1,0.5,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538" //short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,1.0,5.0E-1,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :LOWlevel:SETup<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :LOWlevel:SETup<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding condition to a low level condition

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
Threshold	<nrf>	channel range min max
Rearm level	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| threshold value - range max
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding condition to a low level condition and sets its parameter. Note: the rearm level param should be ON or OFF or a numric value (see channel range). If this parameter is a numeric value the rearm level is enabled automatically.

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:LOWlevel:SETup 0.5,1.0,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,LOWLEVEL,5.0E-1,1.0,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538")
-> :TRIG:EV1:COND1:LOW 0.5,1.0,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538" //short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,LOWLEVEL,5.0E-1,1.0,"17342517731483713537","17342517731483713538")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :INwindow:SETup<nrf>,<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :INwindow:SETup<nrf>,<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding condition to a in window condition

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
Lower level	<nrf>	range min - upper level
Upper level	<nrf>	lower level - range max
Rearm lower level	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| threshold value - range max
Rearm upper level	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| threshold value - range max
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding condition to a in window condition and sets its parameters lower level, upper level and channel ids. For lower and upper level see the channel range min-max for relevant values.

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:INwindow:SETup -0.5,0.5,-0.6,0.6,"5906189427729760280","5906189427729760281"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,INWINDOW,-5.0E-1,5.0E-1,-1.0E-1,1.0E-1,"5906189427729760280","5906189427729760281")
-> :TRIG:EV1:COND1:IN -0.5,0.5,-0.6,0.6,"5906189427729760280","5906189427729760281" // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,INWINDOW,-5.0E-1,5.0E-1,-1.0E-1,1.0E-1,"5906189427729760280","5906189427729760281")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :OUTwindow:SETup<nrf>,<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :OUTwindow:SETup<nrf>,<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding condition to a out window condition

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
Lower level	<nrf>	range min - upper level
Upper level	<nrf>	lower level - range max
Rearm lower level	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| threshold value - range max
Rearm upper level	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| threshold value - range max
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding condition to a out window condition and sets its parameters lower level, upper level and channel ids. For lower and upper level see the channel range min-max for relevant values

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:OUTwindow:SETup -0.3,0.3,ON,OFF,"5906189427729760280"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,OUTWINDOW,-3.0E-1,3.0E-1,0.0,OFF,"5906189427729760280")
-> :TRIG:EV1:COND1:OUT -0.3,0.3,ON,OFF,"17342517731483713537" // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,OUTWINDOW,-3.0E-1,3.0E-1,0.0,OFF,"5906189427729760280")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :KEYBoard:SETup¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :KEYBoard:SETup<literal>,<String>

Description

Converts corresponding condition to a keyboard condition

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
Pressed behaviour	<literal>	SINGLE \| TOGGLE
Keyboard Key	<String>

Explanation

Converts the corresponding condition to a keyboard condition and sets its parameters pressed behaviour and keyboard key. Note: the keyboard key should be a valid key string with “Shift”, “Ctrl”, “Alt” and a valid key char (e.g. “Ctrl+Alt+K”)

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:KEYBoard:SETup TOGGLE,"Ctrl+C"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,KEYBOARD,TOGGLE,"Ctrl+C")
-> :TRIG:EV1:COND1:KEYB TOGGLE,"Ctrl+C" // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,KEYBOARD,TOGGLE,"Ctrl+C")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :TIME:SETup¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:CONDition<condition-number> :TIME:SETup<literal>|<String>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal>|<nrf>

Description

Converts corresponding condition to a time condition

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
First trigger time	<Boolean> \| <String>	ON \| OFF \| “yyyy-MM-dd’T’ HH:mm:ss”
Trigger interval time	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| seconds
Active for time	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| seconds

Explanation

Converts the corresponding condition to a time condition and sets its parameters first trigger time, trigger interval and active for time. Note: the first trigger time should be ON or OFF or a valid ISO 8601 time string format. if a valid Iso string is given ON is assumed automatically.

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDCondition
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,HIGHLEVEL,0.0,OFF)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1:TIME:SETup "2023-11-14T12:59:00",60,20
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,TIME,"2023-11-14T12:59:00",60.0,20.0)
-> :TRIG:EV1:COND1:TIME "2023-11-14T12:59:00",60,20 // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:CONDition1?
<- (CONDITION,TIME,"2023-11-14T12:59:00",60.0,20.0)

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:GET?¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:GET?
Description	Queries the action type and all parameters of the corresponding trigger event action
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns the action type and all of the specific parameters for this type. Note: this is the default query in the trigger event action subsystem (see sample example).
Return Format	([<action-type>[,<parameter 1>[,…]]]) \| NONE Recording action: (ACTION,RECORDING,START\|EVENT\|STOP\|PAUSE\|TOGGLE) Digital out action: (ACTION,DIGITALOUT,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>),<String>,<String>, …) Alarm action: (ACTION,ALARM,<literal>,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>\|<nrf>,<literal>),<String>,<String>, …) Marker action: (ACTION,MARKER,”Event 1”,<literal>) Snapshot action:(ACTION,SNAPSHOT,<literal>,<nrf>\|<String>,<String>,<String>, …) Arm action: (ACTION,ARM,<literal>) For a detailed parameter name and description of all trigger event actions see the action setup commands below.
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTION1:GET? <- NONE -> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction -> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion? <- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:VALId?¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:VALId?
Description	Queries validation state of the corresponding action
Parameter	None
Explanation	Returns TRUE if the action has a valid configuration. FALSE is returned if the action does not exist, or one or more parameters are missing or mismatched (e.g. no channel assigned).
Return Format	TRUE \| FALSE
Example	-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:VALId? <- TRUE

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:DELete¶

Syntax	:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:DELete
Description	Deletes the trigger action with corresponding action number
Parameter	None
Explanation	Deletes the trigger action with the corresponding action number from the corresponding event. Note: All subsequent actions are reordered with a new action number. If no action number is specified, action 1 is deleted.
Example

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:RECording :SETup<literal>¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number> :RECording:SETup<literal>

Description

Converts corresponding action to a recording action

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
Recording action	<literal>	START \| EVENT \| STOP \| PAUSE \| TOGGLE

Explanation

Converts the corresponding action to a recording action and sets its action parameter. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event action recording subsystem (see sample example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:RECording:SETup EVENT
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,EVENT)
-> :TRIG:EV1:ACT1:REC EVENT  // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,EVENT)

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:DIGOut :SETup<literal>|<nrf>,<literal|<nrf>,<literal>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:DIGOut :SETup<literal>|<nrf>,<literal|<nrf>,<literal>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding action to a digital out action

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
Delay do channels	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| 0-3600s
Auto reset do channels	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| 0-3600s
Digital out level	<literal>	HIGH \| LOW
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding action to a digital out action and sets its action parameters. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event action digital out subsystem (see sample example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:DIGout:SEtup 1,60,LOW,"17342517731483713537"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,DIGITALOUT,1.0,60.0,LOW,"17342517731483713537")
-> :TRIG:EV1:ACT1:DIGO 1,60,LOW,"17342517731483713537”  // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,DIGITALOUT,1.0,60.0,LOW,"17342517731483713537")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:ALARm:SETup <literal>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal|<nrf>,<literal>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:ALARm :SETup<literal>,<literal>|<nrf>,<literal|<nrf>,<literal>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding action to a alarm action

Parameter

Name	Type	Range
Add marker on Alarm	<Boolean>	ON \| OFF
Auto reset do channels	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| 0-3600s
Auto reset do channels	<Boolean> \| <nrf>	ON \| OFF \| 0-3600s
Digital out level	<literal>	HIGH \| LOW
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding action to a alarm action and sets its action parameters. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event action alarm subsystem (see sample example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:ALARm:SETup ON,1,60,LOW,"17342517731483713537"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,ALARM,ON,1.0,60.0,LOW,"17342517731483713537")
-> :TRIG:EV1:ACT1:ALAR ON,1,60,LOW,"17342517731483713537"  // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,ALARM,ON,1.0,60.0,LOW,"17342517731483713537")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:MARKer:SETup <String>,<literal>¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number> :MARKer:SETup<String>,<literal>

Description

Converts corresponding action to a marker action

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
Marker Text	<String>
Append State	<literal>	ONACTIVE \| ONINCATIVE \| ONBOTH

Explanation

Converts the corresponding action to a marker action and sets its action parameters. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event marker subsystem (see sample example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:MARKer:SETup "My Marker",ONBOTH
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,MARKER,"My Marker",ONBOTH)
-> :TRIG:EV1:ACT1:MARK "My Marker",ONBOTH  // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,MARKER,"My Marker",ONBOTH)

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:SNAPshot:SETup <literal>,<nrf>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:SNAPshot :SETup<literal>,<nrf>|<String>,<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Description

Converts corresponding action to a snapshot action

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
Calculation Mode	<literal>	ACTUAL \| MIN \| RMS \| PEAK \| AVG \| MAX \| ACRMS
optional Snapshot Window	<nrf>	0.001 - 10s	Note: for ACTUAL calculation mode no window is needed
Channel ID List	<String> [,<String>[,…]]	<String>[,<String>[,…]]

Explanation

Converts the corresponding action to a snapshot and sets its action parameters. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event action snapshot subsystem (see sample example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:SNAPshot:SETup ACTUAL,"7303155183163277312"
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,SNAPSHOT,ACTUAL,"7303155183163277312")
-> :TRIG:EV1:ACT1:SNAP AVG,1.0,"7303155183163277312"  // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,SNAPSHOT,AVG,1.0,"7303155183163277312")

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:ARM:SETup <literal>¶

Syntax

:TRIGger:EVent<event-number>:ACTion<action-number>:ARM :SETup<literal>

Description

Converts corresponding action to an arm action

Parameter

Name	Type	Range	Default
Arm State	<literal>	ON \| OFF

Explanation

Converts the corresponding action to an arm and sets its action parameter. Note: this is the default command in the trigger event action arm subsystem (see sample example).

Example

-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:GET?
<- NONE
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ADDAction
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,RECORDING,START)
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1:ARM:SETup ON
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,ARM,ON)
-> :TRIG:EV1:ACT1:ARM ON  // short command
-> :TRIGger:EVent1:ACTion1?
<- (ACTION,ARM,ON)