Rohde & Schwarz FSV3000, Руководство пользователя

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Getting started
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You can hide the toolbar display, e.g. when using remote control, to enlarge the display
area for the measurement results ("Setup > Display > Displayed Items"). See the
R&S
FSV/A User Manual for details.
You can also configure which icons are displayed in the toolbar.
For details see
Chapter 10.4, "Toolbar configuration" , on page 710.
If the list of available icons becomes longer than the height of the screen, an arrow at
the bottom of the toolbar indicates that further icons are available.
The following functions are available by default:
Table 3-11: Standard Application Functions in the Toolbar
Icon Description
Print immediately: prints the current display (screenshot) as configured
Open: opens a file from the instrument ("Save/Recall" menu)
Store: stores data on the instrument ("Save/Recall" menu)
Measurement zoom: applies to the next display you select;
Displays a dotted rectangle in the diagram that can be expanded to define the zoom area; the
selected diagram is replaced by a new diagram with adapted measurement settings which dis-
plays the selected extract of the trace.
Also provides a context menu to determine the firmware behavior for touch gestures:
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"Level Lock"
(Default:) The reference level (and thus the attenuation) remains unchanged during touch
gestures on the screen.
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"X-Lock"
The x-axis of the diagram is not changed during subsequent touch gestures.
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"Y-Lock"
The y-axis of the diagram is not changed during subsequent touch gestures.
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"Adapt Hardware to Zoom (selected diagram)"
Automatically adapts the measurement settings to the currently zoomed display
(Graphical) Zoom mode: applies to the next display you select;
Displays a dotted rectangle in the diagram that can be expanded to define the zoom area; the
selected diagram is replaced by a new diagram which displays an enlarged extract of the trace.
This function changes the behavior of finger gestures such as dragging or stretching a finger
(see also
"Touch gestures in diagrams change measurement settings" on page 112)
Operating the instrument