The ‘New Trigger’ panel allows users to select trigger action and trigger type for configuration.

• Trigger Name– This enables the user to assign trigger names.

• Trigger Action– This allows the user to choose the trigger action.

• Logger Initial State– The initial state of the logger before a trigger is active.

• Log Time (sec)– Enables the user to configure logging time for trigger action. For value =0, Continuous logging and for value >0.

  • After the First trigger event: the logger starts logging only for a specified time after the first trigger event.

  • After the Last trigger event: starts logging on the first trigger event and stops logging after the specified time after the last trigger event.

• Pre-Trigger time– enables the user to configure the pre-logging time for trigger action.

• Debounce– When the switch does not register, another click is relevant when you use Digital I/P.

• Bus– This allows the user to choose the CAN bus.

• Trigger by CAN/CAN FD Ident– The trigger will be active when the logger receives the message for the CAN ID.

• Trigger by Parameter Value– The trigger will be active when the given parameter condition is satisfied.

• Trigger by DM1 J1939 Counter – Trigger will be active because DM1 counter increases/decreases/changes.

• Trigger by Digital Channel– Trigger will be active for the condition that digital value increases/decreases/changes. Refer to Appendix 4 for setting up digital triggers in ReXgen.

• Use LED indication for the trigger–This allows the user to monitor the trigger status via LED(s).

  • Led Number: This allows the user to select a particular LED for a trigger.

  • Customize LED: This allows the user to customize the LED.

• New trigger– This enables the user to create a new trigger.

• Edit trigger– This enables the user to edit the available trigger.

• Delete– This enables the user to delete the trigger conditions.

• Current Trigger– This gives a brief detail about the trigger created.