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How to confirm that the instrument has been triggered?

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I am using the E5052B now, I now need to use the "Average Trigger" to trigger, but it takes too long. I don't know how long I have to wait before I do the next step, so I want to determine if the instrument has been triggered.
I didn't find a way to determine if it was triggered in the manual.
So how do I know that the instrument has been triggered? Via GPIB or VISA.

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See chapter 3 of the manual for further information.  It looks as if there should be a SCPI command that could be sent through VISA to extract that information.

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Yes, It was in Figure 3.2 like I had mentioned.

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