6. MULTI-SCREEN DISPLAY FEATURE
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6.4
Setting the Quad-Screen Display
In the single input display, when F•2 DISPLAY MODE is set to QUAD, to assign display
modes to the different areas of the screen, follow the procedure below.
If you assign the same display mode to multiple areas, all the areas except for the one with
the smallest area number will have their display modes cleared. However, the VECT and EYE
display modes can each be assigned to two areas.
Procedure
MULTI
→
F•4 AREA1 (upper left)
→
F•5 AREA2 (upper right)
→
F•6 AREA3 (lower left)
→
F•7 AREA4 (lower right)
Settings
PIC:
The picture display is shown (this is the default value for AREA4).
WFM:
The video signal waveform display is shown (this is the default value for
AREA2).
VECT:
The vector display is shown (this is the default value for AREA1). If the vector
display is assigned to two areas, one area shows the vector display, and the
other shows the 5 bar display.
AUDIO:
The audio display is shown.
STATUS:
The status display is shown (this is the default value for AREA3).
EYE:
The eye pattern display is shown. If the eye pattern display is assigned to two
areas, one area shows the eye pattern display, and the other shows the jitter
display. This option cannot be selected if an eye pattern option is not installed.
6.5
Configuring Wipe Display Settings (Option)
When F•2 DISPLAY MODE is set to WFM+PIC in the 2-channel display, to display the video
signal waveforms separately on the left and right sides of the screen, follow the procedure
below.
You can use F•D 1 WFM WIPE VARIABLE to move the boundary line. Press F•D 1 to move
the boundary line to the center of the screen.
Procedure
MULTI
→
F•4 WFM WIPE
Settings
ON:
Channels A and B are divided by the boundary line and displayed. Channel A is
displayed on the left side of the screen, and channel B is displayed on the right
side of the screen.
OFF:
Channel A and channel B are displayed on top of each other (this is the default
value).
