Method ConnectTriggerTerminals
- Assembly
- NationalInstruments.SemiconductorTestLibrary.Abstractions.dll
ConnectTriggerTerminals(string, string, SynchronizationClock, bool, UpdateEdge)
Routes triggers through the PXI backplane, between devices, or between multiple chassis. Once a terminal route is connected, you can invert the trigger signal at the destination terminal, synchronize the trigger to the rising or falling edge of a synchronization clock, fire the trigger asynchronously, or route the trigger to other trigger terminals. You can also route clocks along some trigger lines by setting a full speed or divided synchronization clock as the source terminal.
public void ConnectTriggerTerminals(string sourceTerminal, string destinationTerminal, SynchronizationClock synchronizationClock = SynchronizationClock.Asynchronous, bool invertSignal = false, UpdateEdge updateEdge = UpdateEdge.RisingEdge)
Parameters
sourceTerminal
stringSpecifies the source of the trigger you want to connect to the destination terminal.
destinationTerminal
stringSpecifies the destination trigger terminal that the source terminal will connect to.
synchronizationClock
SynchronizationClockSpecifies whether to use the full-speed or a divided synchronization clock to control when the trigger fires. The trigger will be synchronized with the rising or falling edge of the clock you select in this terminal.
invertSignal
boolSpecifies whether to invert the source terminal signal at the destination terminal.
updateEdge
UpdateEdgeSpecifies on which update edge of the synchronization clock to propagate the trigger.