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The first two nodes of the tree represent the measurements available from the two analyzers, A0 and A1.
The second two nodes of the tree contain measurements related to generic properties of the
corresponding input signal: level, frequency and phase. The final tree node, sweep, is only active when a
sweep is configured. In that case the node will contain a separate entry for each sweep data that has
been selected on the sweep controller panel. Clicking on the sweep trace will produce a trace who's x-
axis corresponds to the configured sweep source and y-axis corresponds to the selected sweep data.
Note that measurements accompanied by the icon are scalar measurements which will be
represented by "strip-chart" type traces and measurements shown with the icon are vector
measurements which will be shown on "FFT-type" traces.
Clicking on any line in the Trace Listing makes that trace the active trace which connects it to the cursor
and allows control of its scaling.
Right-clicking on the trace listing line brings up a submenu offering the following choices:
Trace Listing Right Click Menu
Option Description
Offline Makes the trace offline. The current trace data is saved. After being taken offline the trace
can still be scaled, renamed, and saved and recalled. It's data, however, is fixed when the
trace is taken offline.
Save... Saves the trace to a disk file. A trace file can be added to any graph by right-clicking in
the graph area and selecting "Load Trace" from the submenu.
Cut Removes the trace from the graph and stores it in memory. The stored trace can be
pasted back in the current graph or a different graph by right-clicking in the graph area and
selecting "Paste Trace" from the submenu.