User`s guide

Using the Logic Analyzer

Using the Analyzer Menus

The following examples show how to use some of the Analyzer menus

to configure the logic analyzer for measurements. These examples

assume that you have already determined which signals are of interest,

and have connected the logic analyzer to the target system. Some of

the examples use data from a Motorola 68360 target system, acquired

with an Agilent Technologies E2456A Analysis Probe.

To label channel groups

Agilent Technologies logic analyzers give you the ability to separate or

group data channels and label the groups with a name that is

meaningful to your measurement. Labels also assist you in triggering

only on states of interest.

Labels can only be assigned in the Analyzer Format menu. Once

assigned, the labels are available in all display menus, where they can

be added to or deleted from the display. Use labels when you want to

group data channels by function with a name that has meaning to that

function.

The default label names are Bus1 through Bus126. However, you can

modify a name to any six-character string. If you are using an Agilent

Technologies analysis probe, the configuration file has predefined

labels for your specific processor.