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selects channel 4 memory trace for display color modification.
selects channel 4 memory trace for display color
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selection menu. The channel 2 data trace default color is blue
for color prints.
is used to apply the same power levels to each channel.
is used to apply different power levels to each channel.
multiple-channel displays so that the
auxiliary
channels are adjacent to or beneath the primary channels.
measures A and B inputs simultaneously for faster
measurements.
when the port is configured for GPIO, 8 output bits can
be controlled with this key. When this key is pressed,
OUT BIT NUMBER” becomes the active function. This active
function must be entered through the keypad number keys,
followed by the
key. The bit is cleared when the key
is pressed. Entering numbers larger than 7 will result in bit 7
being cleared, and entering numbers lower than 0 will result in
bit 0 being cleared.
deletes segments in the list.
clears a sequence from memory. The titles of cleared sequences
will remain in load, store,
and
purge menus. This is done as a
convenience for those who often reuse the same titles,
the standard (and the offset) as coaxial. This causes the
to assume linear phase response in any offsets.
applies a linear phase compensation to the trace for use
with electrical delay. That is, the effect is the same as if a
corresponding length of perfect vacuum dielectric coaxial
transmission line was added to the reference signal path.
provides access to the configure menu. This menu contains
used to control raw offsets, spur avoidance, and the
test set transfer switch.
adjusts the degree of whiteness of the color being modified. See
“Adjusting Color” for an explanation of using this for
color modification of display attributes.
provides access to the configure ext disk menu. This menu
contains
used to the disk address, unit number, and
volume number.
located under the key, selects the menu.
resumes a paused sequence.
Key Definitions