DAP Technology 1394, Руководство по эксплуатации

Страница: 131 / 458

Symbol Recorder
131 Copyright © DapTechnology B.V., 2005-2019 - All Rights Reserved., 5/20/2019
Zoom reset
With this button you can reset the zoom amount to its original value.
Goto Next Trigger
With this button you can move the cursor to the next trigger location.
Goto Next Bus Reset
With this button you can move the cursor to the next Bus Reset symbol.
Goto Next Error
With this button you can move the cursor to the Error or Raw symbol.
Grabbing Cursor
With this button you can change the mouse cursor for the Time View into a grabbing mouse cursor
allowing to scroll the view with a click and drag motion.
To inspect an item below the mouse cursor you can double click it to move the time view cursor to this
position.
Normal Cursor
With this button you can change the cursor for the Time View into a pointing cursor allowing you to select
an item and inspect its details in the other view(s).
Switching between a Grabbing mouse cursor and the normal mouse cursor is also possible by right
clicking in the time view.
Toggle between absolute and relative time
With this button you can toggle between absolute (default) and relative cursor mode. When not pressed,
the cursor is in absolute mode; the time displayed in the 'Cursor time' box (next toolbar item) is the time of
the cursor position.
As soon as the button is pressed, the 'Cursor time' is relative to the cursor position at the time the button
is pressed. Thus immediately after pressing this button, the 'Cursor time' will be zero (relative to itself).
When the cursor is moved now, the position of the old cursor (the reference) is indicated with a dotted line
and a horizontal line is drawn between this reference and the new cursor position. The time in the 'Cursor
time' box indicates the duration of the horizontal line, or the time between the old and the new cursor
position. This feature can be used to easily measure time.
Cursor time
This box indicates the absolute or relative cursor time as described above.
9.2.2.2. Data display
The Time View uses colored bars to display the decoded symbols on the bus. The used colors are:
Color Codes
Control Symbols