HP 16500C - Manual (Page 84)

State Analyzer Sequencer with Four States
Each state, except for the last, has two branch conditions. These are
the sequence-advance and sequence-else specification. (The
trigger-on specification is a special sequence-advance specification
that is described in the section “TRIGGER On Specification.”)
Sequence-Advance Specification
The sequence-advance branch, sometimes called the “if” branch or
primary branch, always branches to the next higher-numbered state.
You can specify the following kinds of sequence-advance
specifications:
Find (or Then find) "" time (S)
Find (or Then find) ""
If the Find (or Then find) “” is found number of
times, the sequencer advances to the next sequence level.
If the remains stable for , the sequencer
advances to the next sequence level.
A sequence-else specification can
branch to the same state...
to a previous state...
or a later state.
Sequence-advance
specifications always
branch to the next state.
Each state can have a
unique storage
specification.
Concepts
4–4