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When the cursor is moved now, the position of the old cursor (the reference) is indicated with a dotted line
and a horizontal line with arrows is drawn between this reference and the new cursor position. See the
time view above for an example. The time in the 'Cursor time' box indicates the length of the horizontal
line, or the time between the old and the new cursor position. This feature can be used to easily measure
time. For instance the time between the start of two isochronous packets in different cycles in the example
below, which is exactly 125 uS.
When in relative mode, clicking with the right mouse button will move both the reference and the cursor to
the new location. This makes time measurements easier because you do not have to switch back to
normal mode to move the reference.
See also below how to move the cursor to specific locations.
Cursor time
This box indicates the absolute or relative cursor time as described above.
This box also has a popup list of the last few cursor positions. You can select one of them, and the cursor
will be moved to that position.
Go to trigger position
When clicking this button, the cursor is moved to the trigger time. It is only enabled if the trigger position
is defined (trigger occurred during recording).
Go to next Bus Reset
When clicking this button, the cursor is moved to the next Bus-Reset event. It is only enabled if one or
more bus resets are present (recorded during the recording).
Go to previous packet of same type
When clicking this button, the cursor will be move to the previous packet of the same type. It will be
enabled if such a packet is present.
Go to next packet of same type
When clicking this button, the cursor will be move to the next packet of the same type. It will be enabled if
such a packet is present.
Go to previous packet with error(s)
When clicking this button, the cursor will be move to the previous packet that has one or more errors. It
will be enabled if such a packet is present.
Go to next packet with error(s)
When clicking this button, the cursor will be move to the next packet that has one or more errors. It will be
enabled if such a packet is present.
Triple Analyzers
For triple Analyzers, the Time View looks as follows: