Capture.IsGlobalTrigger

Determines whether the global trigger bit is determined from the capture trigger state. See diagram below.

Visual Basic

Syntax

Property IsGlobalTrigger As Boolean

Sample Code

Dim capture0 As Mpx.Capture = controller.Axis(0).Capture(0)
Dim capture1 As Mpx.Capture = controller.Axis(1).Capture(0) 

' capture1 will produce the global trigger signal
capture1.ConfigurationReset()
capture1.SourceEnable(Mpx.CaptureSource.Index) = True
capture1.SourceLevel(Mpx.CaptureSource.Index) = True
capture1.IsGlobalTrigger = True
capture1.Edge = Mpx.CaptureEdge.Transition
capture1.Arm()
 
' capture2 will use the global trigger signal as a source
capture2.ConfigurationReset()
capture2.SourceEnable(Mpx.CaptureSource.Home) = True
capture2.SourceLevel(Mpx.CaptureSource.Home) = False
capture2.SourceEnable(Mpx.CaptureSource.Global) = True
capture2.SourceLevel(Mpx.CaptureSource.Global) = True
capture2.Edge = Mpx.CaptureEdge.Rising
capture2.Arm()

Sample Application

Home1

C#

Syntax

bool IsGlobalTrigger;

Sample Code

Mpx.Capture capture0 = controller.Axis[0].Capture[0];
Mpx.Capture capture1 = controller.Axis[1].Capture[0];


// capture1 will produce the global trigger signal
capture1.ConfigurationReset();
capture1.SourceEnable[Mpx.CaptureSource.Index] = true;
capture1.SourceLevel[Mpx.CaptureSource.Index] = true;
capture1.IsGlobalTrigger = true;
capture1.Edge = Mpx.CaptureEdge.Transition;
capture1.Arm();

// capture2 will use the global trigger signal as a source
capture2.ConfigurationReset();
capture2.SourceEnable[Mpx.CaptureSource.Home] = true;
capture2.SourceLevel[Mpx.CaptureSource.Home] = false;
capture2.SourceEnable[Mpx.CaptureSource.Global] = true;
capture2.SourceLevel[Mpx.CaptureSource.Global] = true;
capture2.Edge = Mpx.CaptureEdge.Rising;
capture2.Arm();

Sample Application

Home1