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VibrationVIEW Help 121
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3.7.7 Slope Cursor
Slope Cursor command ( Cursor menu )
Display the rate of change between two cursors.
3.7.8 Minimum Cursor
Minimum Cursor command ( Cursor menu )
Display the minimum value between two cursors.
3.7.9 Maximum Cursor
Maximum Cursor command ( Cursor menu )
Display the maximum value between two cursors.
3.7.10 Mean Cursor
Mean Cursor command ( Cursor menu )
Display the mean value between two cursors.
3.7.11 Dual Cursor
Dual Cursor command ( Cursor menu )
Display values at each of two cursors.
3.7.12 RMS Cursor
RMS Cursor command ( Cursor menu )
Compute the RMS value between two cursors.
3.7.13 Add Annotation
Add Annotation command ( Cursor menu )
Use this command to annotate the current graph with the trace values at the current cursor position.
To display a vertical cursor bar to help with the selection of an insertion point, turn on the cursor display
using the
Graph..Cursor Display menu command.
Tips:
· To accurately place an annotation, first use the right mouse button (click, drag, release) to zoom in
on the region of interest. Add the annotation by positioning the cursor and pressing the <Insert>
key. Zoom out by double-clicking the right mouse button.
·
To move an annotation, click on the annotation with the left mouse button, hold the button down,
move the mouse to the new location, and release the left mouse button.
· Holding down the <Shift> key snaps the cursor to the nearest peak. Pressing the <Insert> key
while holding down the <Shift> key puts an annotation at the location of the peak.
· Holding down the <Ctrl> key snaps the cursor to the nearest valley. Pressing the <Insert> key
while holding down the <Ctrl> key puts an annotation at the location of the valley.
· After creating an annotation you can double-click it (using the left mouse button) to edit the text.
See Also:
Cursor Display
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