Hioki 8841 - Setting the Display Layout

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5.3 ST ATUS Settings (REC)
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Function
display
Meaning
:
Increases in number.
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Decreases in number.
NOTE
5.3.5 Setting the Display Layout
Flashing cursor
Procedure 2 Variable recording length mode
1. Use the Menu keys to display the desired screen.
2. Move the flashing cursor to the
shot
item and select
ARBITRARY
.
3. Use the Jog/Shuttle control or the function keys to make a setting. To
change the column, use the cursor keys ( ).
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When the recording length is set to CONT.
in a range of 20 ms to 200
ms/DIV, the printer setting (real-time print) is automatically set to OFF.
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When the recording length is set to
CONT., auto-saving is automatically set
to OFF.
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The maximum recording length is 2000 DIV when the memory capacity is 8
M words, and 10000 DIV when the memory capacity is 32 M words (when
memory extended)
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In fixed-length recording mode, the symbol "*" in the selection window
indicates the recording length of the data stored to current memory. (If no
data is present in memory, this symbol is not displayed.) In any recording-
length mode, the symbol "#" is displayed before the recording length.
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The layout can be set for showing input signals on the screen display and
recording them on the printer.
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The following layout is available: single, dual, quad, oct (Waveform display
screen), hex (Print only, Display oct style
）
X-Y single, X-Y dual (dot/line)
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The voltage per division is automatically changed according to the display
format.
Procedure
Screen: STATUS
1. Press the STATUS key to display the STATUS screen.
2. Move the flashing cursor to the format item.
3. Use the function keys to select the display format.
4. Set the graph type when the display format is set to DUAL, QUAD, OCT or
HEX screen display.
5. Press the CHAN key to display the CHANNEL screen.
6. Move the flashing cursor to the point in the figure below.
The figure shows the setting for the channel 1 (CH1). Setting for the channel
2 to 16 should be made in the same way.