22 Copper tests
ARGUS 152
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Cursor (3):
When the Stop function
(see page 306) is activated, you
can move the cursor faster.
When the Cursor function is started, a
green cursor line appears in the middle of
the graph.
<Cursor>
The values of the graph for the position
under the cursor are displayed in the
graph as follows:
x:
y:
The zoom function and the cursor function can also be combined. For example, you can
determine a certain value using the cursor more easily when you have previously zoomed
in on a specific range. However, the starting position of the cursor can vary.
Measuring range (4):
When the line scope starts, it is in the
measuring range in the status display. You
can set the frequency range (x) and the
gain (y) in the measuring range. If you
have hidden the measuring range in order
to work with the cursor or zoom, you can
restore it:
<Menu>
or
You can toggle the cursor on
and off as needed using the
Cursor softkey after activating it
in the menu.
+1024 kHz (accuracy ± 1 %)
-63.4 dBm/Hz (accuracy ± 2 dB)
You can use the left and right
cursor keys to move the
cursor to any position on the
graph to measure it.
Briefly pressing a cursor key
causes the cursor to jump to
by one position in the graph.
When the cursor key is held
down, the steps the cursor
covers in the graph become
progressively larger.
Restores measuring range.
