TLA mainframe configuration

requirements

Number of Tektronix oscilloscopes

that can be connected to a TLA

system

1

External oscilloscopes supported

More than 100. For a complete listing of current supported oscilloscopes, please visit our website http://www.tektronix.com/iview.

TLA connections

USB, Trigger In, Trigger Out, Clock Out

Oscilloscope connections

GPIB, Trigger In, Trigger Out, Clock In (when available)

USB Device Port, Trigger In, Trigger Out

Setup

Data correlation

After oscilloscope acquisition is complete, the data is automatically transferred to the TLA and time correlated with the TLA

acquisition data.

Deskew

oscilloscope cable length

2 m (6.6 ft.)

oscilloscope cable length

2 m (6 ft.)

Symbolic support

Number of symbols/ranges

Unlimited (limited only by amount of virtual memory available on TLA)

Object file formats supported

IEEE695, OMF 51, OMF 86, OMF 166, OMF 286, OMF 386, COFF, Elf/Dwarf 1 and 2, Elf/Stabs, TSF (If your software

development tools do not generate output in one of the above formats, TSF, or the Tektronix symbol file, a generic ASCII file

format is supported. The generic ASCII file format is documented in the TLA online help). If a format is not listed, please contact

your local Tektronix representative.

External instrumentation interface

System Trigger output

Asserted whenever a system trigger occurs (TTL-compatible output, back-terminated into 50 Ω)

System Trigger input

Forces a system trigger when asserted (adjustable threshold between 0.5 V and 1.5 V, edge sensitive, falling-edge latched)

External Signal output

Can be used to drive external circuitry from a module's trigger mechanism (TTL-compatible output, back-terminated into 50 Ω)

External Signal input

Can be used to provide an external signal to arm or trigger any or all modules (adjustable threshold between 0.5 V and 1.5 V, level

sensitive)

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