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l "To define the appearance of the signal" below
l "To show or hide a signal curve" below
l "To treat a signal as Boolean signal" on the next page
l "To change the data representation of a signal" on the next page
l "To remove a signal from the oscilloscope" on page95
To define the appearance of the signal
To see how you can modify in an oscilloscope signal and axes settings, watch
our video Instruments - Oscilloscope Axes.
1. Within the Style column, click the colored square of the cor-
responding signal. You can multi-select several signals and adapt
their settings at the same time. If a specific signal can not take
over the selected setting, this setting remains unchanged.
A pop-up for the signal settings opens.
2. Do one of the following:
You can select a color from the default colors. To define and
select another color, click More Colors.
You can change the appearance of the symbol by which the indi-
vidual samples of the signal are represented. Select the pre-
ferred sample marker from the Marker Symbol drop-down
menu. This setting is only visible after zooming in when the
marker symbols are displayed.
For analog signals, you can adapt the line width. Click on the
drop-down menu and choose from five different sizes.
For analog signals, you can define the connection line between
the samples. The calculation of the signal is not affected by this
graphical setting. In the Sample Connection drop-down menu,
you can choose a direct connection line between the samples,
a step-wise connection line, or no visible connection line. This
last setting is only visible after zooming in when the marker
symbols are displayed.
You can change the data representation of the signal via the
Data Representation drop-down menu. For more information,
see "To change the data representation of a signal" on the next
page.
3. Click outside the pop-up to hide it again.
To show or hide a signal curve
To see how you can modify in an oscilloscope signal and axes settings, watch
our video Instruments - Oscilloscope Axes.
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