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In the same way, it is also possible to in
from it.
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
assumes at the time
Cursors
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
with these options:
Zoom
To
instruments, placed on the upper side toolbar:
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SER MANUAL
In the same way, it is also possible to in
from it.
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
assumes at the time
Cursors chapter).
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
with these options:
•
Add samples scale
•
Remove samples scale
•
Analog mode display
•
Add-
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Waveform View Settings
•
MSB on top
•
LSB on top
Zoom
To move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
instruments, placed on the upper side toolbar:
SER MANUAL
In the same way, it is also possible to in
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
assumes at the time position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
chapter).
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
with these options:
Add samples scale
Remove samples scale
Analog mode display
-Remove signals
Waveform View Settings
MSB on top
LSB on top
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
instruments, placed on the upper side toolbar:
In the same way, it is also possible to in
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
Add samples scale
Remove samples scale
Select
series of interval that represents the number of samples.
Select this option to remove the selected sample scale.
Analog mode display
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a b
as an analog
or a DAC has to be tested.
Remove signals
Waveform View Settings
This option allow
View.
Select this option to open the
window (see
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the most significative
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the less significative signal displayed as first;
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
instruments, placed on the upper side toolbar:
Selection tool
Hand tool.
Click and drag to move it.
Zoom In auto. Click to zoom in.
Zoom Out au
Zoom Manual. Select this tool to manually select the
area to zoom. Click in the
View and drag the cursor to the end point keeping the
left mouse button pressed.
Zoom All. Click to fit the visualization to view all the
acquisition time.
Analog Zoom in. Click to zoom in the selected analog
waveform (if
Analog Zoom out. Click to zoom out the selected
analog waveform (if present)
Analog Autoscale. Click to fit the selected analog
waveform amplitude in the
In the same way, it is also possible to insert a signal into a
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
Select this option to a
series of interval that represents the number of samples.
Select this option to remove the selected sample scale.
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a b
as an analog
or a DAC has to be tested.
This option allow
View.
Select this option to open the
window (see
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the most significative
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the less significative signal displayed as first;
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
instruments, placed on the upper side toolbar:
Selection tool
tool. Use the hand tool to
Click and drag to move it.
Zoom In auto. Click to zoom in.
Zoom Out auto. Click to zoom out.
Zoom Manual. Select this tool to manually select the
area to zoom. Click in the
View and drag the cursor to the end point keeping the
left mouse button pressed.
Zoom All. Click to fit the visualization to view all the
acquisition time.
Analog Zoom in. Click to zoom in the selected analog
waveform (if present)
Analog Zoom out. Click to zoom out the selected
analog waveform (if present)
Analog Autoscale. Click to fit the selected analog
waveform amplitude in the
sert a signal into a
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
this option to add a signal, i
series of interval that represents the number of samples.
Select this option to remove the selected sample scale.
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a b
as an analog waveform. This is useful for example if an ADC
or a DAC has to be tested.
This option allows to add or remove signals to the Waveform
Select this option to open the
window (see
Graph Property
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the most significative
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the less significative signal displayed as first;
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
Use the hand tool to pan the acquisition.
Click and drag to move it.
Zoom In auto. Click to zoom in.
o. Click to zoom out.
Zoom Manual. Select this tool to manually select the
area to zoom. Click in the start point of the Waveform
View and drag the cursor to the end point keeping the
left mouse button pressed.
Zoom All. Click to fit the visualization to view all the
Analog Zoom in. Click to zoom in the selected analog
present)
Analog Zoom out. Click to zoom out the selected
analog waveform (if present)
Analog Autoscale. Click to fit the selected analog
waveform amplitude in the
sert a signal into an opened bus
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
dd a signal, in
series of interval that represents the number of samples.
Select this option to remove the selected sample scale.
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a b
waveform. This is useful for example if an ADC
or a DAC has to be tested.
to add or remove signals to the Waveform
Select this option to open the The Waveform View Settings
Graph Property chapter for details)
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the most significative signal displayed as first;
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the less significative signal displayed as first;
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
pan the acquisition.
o. Click to zoom out.
Zoom Manual. Select this tool to manually select the
start point of the Waveform
View and drag the cursor to the end point keeping the
Zoom All. Click to fit the visualization to view all the
Analog Zoom in. Click to zoom in the selected analog
Analog Zoom out. Click to zoom out the selected
Analog Autoscale. Click to fit the selected analog
opened bus or to extract a waveform
To resize the signals amplitude, just drag the line between signals name.
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
ndicated by a
series of interval that represents the number of samples.
Select this option to remove the selected sample scale.
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a b
waveform. This is useful for example if an ADC
to add or remove signals to the Waveform
The Waveform View Settings
chapter for details)
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
signal displayed as first;
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the less significative signal displayed as first;
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
pan the acquisition.
Zoom Manual. Select this tool to manually select the
start point of the Waveform
View and drag the cursor to the end point keeping the
Zoom All. Click to fit the visualization to view all the
Analog Zoom in. Click to zoom in the selected analog
Analog Zoom out. Click to zoom out the selected
Analog Autoscale. Click to fit the selected analog
to extract a waveform
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
dicated by a icon, with a
series of interval that represents the number of samples.
Select this option to remove the selected sample scale.
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a b
waveform. This is useful for example if an ADC
to add or remove signals to the Waveform
The Waveform View Settings
chapter for details)
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
signal displayed as first;
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
with the less significative signal displayed as first;
move along the waveforms and to zoom, the Waveform View window provides many
to extract a waveform
On the right of every signal or bus name, a number indicates the value that this signal or bus
position of the master cursor (the cursors properties are described in the
By clicking with the right mouse button on the signal name column, a shortcut menu will appear
, with a
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
waveform. This is useful for example if an ADC
to add or remove signals to the Waveform
The Waveform View Settings
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus
This option (available only for the buses) will represent a bus