setTriggerComparisonOperator(DC,name,operator)
configures a comparison operator that compares individual signal values
within the trigger condition in trigger stage 1. DC is a customized
data capture object, name is the name of a trigger component
signal.
setTriggerComparisonOperator(DC,name,operator,N)
configures a comparison operator that compares individual signal values
within the trigger condition in a trigger stage specified by N.
DC is a customized data capture object, name is
the name of a trigger component signal.
name — Name of trigger component signal character vector
Name of a trigger component signal, specified as a character vector. This name must
match one of the signal names configured on creation of the input System object
DC. The signal must be configured as a possible trigger
signal.
Operator to compare signals within the trigger condition, specified as one of these
operators: == (default), !=,
<, >, <=, or
>=.
The trigger condition comprises value comparisons of one or more signals. For a
multibit signal, specify one of these operators: == (default),
!=, <, >,
<=, or >=. For a trigger condition containing
X or x (don't-care value), specify either
== or != operators. For a logical signal,
specify one of these operators: == or !=. For
details on trigger conditions, see Triggers.
N — Trigger stage integer from 1 to M
Trigger stage, specified as an integer from 1 to M, where
M is set by the Max
trigger stages parameter of the FPGA Data
Capture Component Generator tool. Use N to set the trigger
comparison operator in Nth trigger stage. If you do not specify
N, by default, the function sets the trigger comparison operator
in trigger stage 1.
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