LAX - Pin Description
The table below summarizes the function of each of the pins available for the device. The actual pins present on the symbol will depend on how you configure the device.
Name | Type | Polarity/ | Description |
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CLK | I | Rise | External system clock |
CLK_CAP | I | Rise | Capture Clock input. The capture clock must be slower than the external system clock. If the Capture Every Clock Edge option is enabled in the Logic Analyzer - Options dialog (see Capturing Data), this input is ignored and data will be captured at the same rate as the external system clock |
Signal Sets /Signals | I | 8/16/32/64 | Input channels. Signals are fed into the analyzer in grouped sets. Up to 16 signal sets may be defined, each containing n signal channels, where n is the defined Capture Width for the device. See Configuring the Signals to be Captured for more information. |
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| Logic Analyzer Output Signals |
STATUS | O | Level | This signal conveys the current state of the Logic Analyzer - whether it is capturing data or not. |
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| External Trigger Signals |
EXT_TRIGGER | I | High | External trigger signal. Once the Logic Analyzer has been armed, a High level at this input will trigger the instrument and initiate capture of data. This signal allows for a hardware trigger to be defined, in addition to the software trigger defined from the instrument's associated LAX panel. |
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| Memory Interface Signals (available when external LAX memory is used) |
DATAO | O | 8/16/32/64 | Data bus output |
DATAI | I | 8/16/32/64 | Data bus input |
ADDR | O | 20 | Address bus output |
WR | O | High | Memory write enable |
RD | O | High | Memory read enable |