Hi Ramdev Rajeshbhai Gohil,
The objective is to record signals on one channel if the trigger level crosses threshold on another channel. That is possible in AnalogTriggerApp. To do that open the AnalogTriggerApp and switch to the code view of the app to know about few insights. In case you have not modified the source code, then you can refer to the line numbers as well.
- The signals data is read into a variable “data” inside the function “scansAvailable_Callback”. (Line 112). “data” is a matrix that contains signal levels and channels.
- The plot is populated with the data from “app.DataFIFOBuffer” variable returned by the function “storeDataInFIFO”. The last parameter of the function is “data(:, 1)” which means the signal values of the first channel are passed. (Line 116)
- In the function, “detectTrigger”, the trigConfig.Channel property is set to 1. This property is used in checking the trigger condition. The signal values in the first channel are used in checking the trigger condition. (Line 587)
In a nutshell, so far, trigger condition is checked against the channel 1, and data that is plotted also belongs to the first channel.
If you want to record data in channel 1, by checking a trigger against the channel 2, then you can do the following, set the trigConfig.Channel property to 2. This way you can check for trigger condition on one channel, and record signals on another channel.
I hope this answers your question.
