Indicator light The indicator light shows when sampling is in progress, providing a quick status indication. Trigger slope The trigger slope selects whether the trigger activates on the rising edge or the falling edge of the input signal. Trigger level The trigger level provides stable display for repetitive signals and can capture singleshot signals. Trigger modes Three trigger modes are available: automatic mode, normal mode, and single mode. Key benefits Improves confidence during measurement with a clear sampling status via the indicator light. Flexible edge triggering (rising or falling) to match the signal behavior you are testing. Stable triggering for repetitive signals and reliable capture of singleshot events, reducing missed data. Three trigger modes offer versatile workflow options for automatic monitoring, normal operation, or singleevent capture. Key attributes Function: supports indicatordriven sampling status, flexible trigger slope, configurable trigger level, and multiple trigger modes for waveform analysis. Compatibility: designed for general waveform sampling and triggering tasks in measurement setups. Performance: enables stable display for repetitive signals, reliable capture of singleshot events, and adjustable trigger behavior through slope and level controls. Use scenarios Electronics development and debugging: test and verify microcontroller PWM or digital signal timing on a bench setup, using the trigger slope and levels to align the measurement to the signal of interest. Transient event capture: monitor power supplies or circuits for shortlived spikes and use single mode to ensure the event is captured without missing data. Signal integrity and timing analysis: assess repetitive communication or clocked signals, using automatic or normal trigger modes to maintain consistent capture during ongoing tests.