Getting Started Manual
WP7Zi-GSM-E RevB
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Display Grids
Some instruments and software packages offer the option to display side-
by-side, instead of vertically stacked grids. These side-by-side grids are in
the
Display
dialog. Included in the choices are Auto, Single, Dual, Quad,
Octal, XY, XY Single, XY Dual, Tandem, Triple, Quattro, and Hex displays.
These additional grid displays offer more convenient views of multiple
waveforms.
Zooming Waveforms
You can magnify a selected region of a waveform using the Zoom function.
You can display up to four Zoom (Z1 - Z4) and eight Math Zoom traces (F1 -
F8).You can zoom:
a single channel (known as
To Zoom a Single Channel
(on page 97))
a math or memory trace (known as
Zooming Memory or Math
Function Traces
)
multiple waveforms at once (known as
To Zoom Multiple
Waveforms Quickly
(on page 100))
segments in a sequence (found in
Sampling Modes → Sequence
Sampling Mode
(on page 61)
You can also use the Multi-Zoom Math function to create time-locked
zoom traces for selected waveforms using
Multi-Zoom
.
At any time, you can zoom a portion of a channel waveform or
Memory/Math function trace by touching and dragging a rectangle around
any part of the input waveform, see the
To Zoom by Touch-and-Drag
(on
page 99) topic. The zoom trace will size itself to fit the full width of the
grid. The degree of magnification, therefore, will depend on the size of the
rectangle that you draw.
